AquaAlex said: Gold said: AquaAlex said: Only the class group is a dropdown What is the reasoning / purpose of this? It sounds undesirable, on the surface, as we use Custom Classes that can't be known to a drop-down. The class groups is the standard grouping as per PHB - Warrior/Wizard/Rogue/Priest and then I added Psionics and added an Other option. This is to help with making the worker scripts a bit easier for the change that gargamond wants for xp vs level. But dont have to use this field set everything to other. I can actually delete it as I could write worker script differently but would be larger script. The Class and Kit fields themselves are free form so you can put anything in them. I actually don't mind removing the dropdowns, as I am not satisfied with only 4 xp tables anyways (I keep reminding Alex to add the Paladin/Ranger xp table, the Druid xp table, and the Psionicist xp table, but he isn't doing it). I originally asked for them to be added to the existing xp section on the character sheet tab to show your current level, but Alex has not made that happen at all and I am not satisfied, as I think the way he has made it work is TERRIBLE . As far as Gold's argument, nothing on the simple sheet has changed yet, other than adding his own tab, which I believe is Alex's intent for his own campaign, and his own campaign only. As I have my own spell directory, I DO NOT INTEND to use Alex's spell system, and therefore find it only moderately useful at best, as Alex seems to have this idea that casting level is static. I, on the other hand, run adventures in other planes where magic works differently. And I support special canon races and classes such as Asuras and Wild Mage, respectively, which cast spells at levels other than their own hit dice or level. I don't understand why Alex either does not know about, or chooses to ignore these. It has always been my wish that he would change the EXISTING SPELL SECTION ON THE CHARACTER SHEET TAB , as it is lacking in several points compared to its 5e competition (spell level sections, mainly). Everything else is GREAT so far, though.