Requested: List Ironclaw in LFG

I have been messaged at least twice by prospective players who bemoan that Ironclaw from Sanguine Games is not listed save under Other Games.  What is the criteria for a game system to be listed specifically, outside the catch-all of Other Games?  Those who PM me, a Game Host of one such campaign, admit that Ironclaw is a niche game and game setting.  Yet, they do miss that most games tell their players to make the game their own.  My current Pro campaign, Ironclaw: Forbidden  Fruit is one such diversion from the baseline setting and metaplot.  I have to agree that I too am eager to see Ironclaw listed as its own game.  What has to happen for this to occur? On another topic, many of my players tell me that the Ironclaw character sheets are flawed and fail the system miserably.  Most refuse to use its buttons and have to create Macros of their own.  The Ironclaw character sheet on Roll20 is currently useful only for recordkeeping, to show a Game Host a snapshot of the character.  It is not conducive to active play.  As I am not versed in building sheets or API scripts, is there anyone out there that can fine tune this character sheet for active play?  There are buttons that fail the players, fields that are unnecessary, and a lack of options for when Gifts come into play on some buttons. Thank you for your time in reading this, Pakkrat Pro Game Host of Ironclaw: Forbidden Fruit

I believe the criteria is that there has to be a certain number of games running concurrently before it gets added to the list, or it has to be from one of the big companies (like how Starfinder was added, because it was released by Paizo). As for character sheets, those are made by someone in the community. Generally if you want a custom character sheet, you can either make it yourself, or put it on the list of requested sheets:&nbsp;<a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1503047/sheet-request-thread-consolidated-mk-i#post-5661372" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1503047/sheet-request-thread-consolidated-mk-i#post-5661372</a>

Thank you, sir for the response.

The games dropdown menu exists to help standardize the options available (example: 4E vs. 4th Edition vs. D&D4, etc). No matter how many games are listed, some may not make the cut. Games are added to the list periodically. This ensures obscure listings gain greater visibility when sorted via the Other Games option and helps keep away “empty” search listings for underrepresented titles. If you feel a game should be listed, encourage your community members to play and post often. The more community attention a title receives the more likely it is to be added to the list, but the Suggestions forum is not a viable route for getting a game on the games dropdown menu. I'll be closing this thread and releasing the votes.