[Request] Warhammer V1 Sheet

I'm totally new to Roll20, so sorry if this post isn't in the right place or if asking for this isn't allowed. Anyway, I'm a Warhammer V1 GM, and willing to organize some games for my friends. I tried to use Rolisteam, which is free, but after create my sheet, I didn't understand how to use it, or anything else. Plus Roll20 is way more pretty :D The fact is that there is not WH v1 sheet, and, if I get it right, free account can't create their own sheets. Which bring me to this point : -Is the built in sheets really useful or can we get around by using another tool without too much downsides (I have a calc with sheets, ready to fill) ? -If having a Roll20 sheet is better, is there any kind Pro account who could create one ? Thanks a lot :) PS : If the sheets are in French, that's a bonus, but I don't mind English at all ^^

You dont need to use the Character sheets function to use roll20, it just adds a lot of convenience and prettiness. When you add a new character in the Journal tab, the character will have three tabs with a character sheet enabled, and two tabs without. The last tab in both cases is "Attributes & Abilities". You can add each of Warhammer's Stats as an Attribute there, and then turn them into rolls with Abilities. (Abilities are just Macros linked to a character.) So if you add an Attribute named WS, you could create a WSRoll Ability, enter text like (as just one example of a way to do it) /roll @{WS}-1d100 And this would report a roll and the result. A negative result means you fail, a positive result tells you how much you succeed by. /roll [[@{WS}+?{modifier|0}]]-1d100 Would prompt the user for a modifier each time, in case there are bonuses. You can have prettier outputs using the default roll template (check the wiki).  When creating an Ability, if you then tick the box that says Token Action, you'll get a floating button above your characters token giving you quick access to the ability. It might be better for the GM to create universal macros for the rolling, that way they just have to be created once, and are accessible to all characters with tokens, and don't have to be recreated for every character. The syntax is slightly different. Replace @{WS} with @{selected|WS}. This is the way we had to use roll20 before Character Sheets were introduced, and it works fine, though it's not as pretty or as elegant as a character sheet.

Alright thanks you for your answer :D I'll try that