The only difference here is that the entries will pop up in their separate window when you select them from the tab. Browsing and searching for entries within the Compendium Tab behave exactly as the webpage version. Once added, a new tab will be added on the Sidebar, placed between the N Journal-tab and the u Jukebox-tab. You can choose a character sheet at game creation or by going to the Game Settings page at any time afterwards. For instance, choosing a D&D 5th Edition character sheet will automatically assign and enable the 5th Edition Compendium to be used in your game as well as Pathfinder sheets linking to the Pathfinder Compendium. A community sheet must be designed by its author to point to a particular Compendium first before VTT/Compendium functionality is available. Monster entries will even create and populate entire NPC journals automatically and come with a linked token (when available) when the GM drags its entry to the Tabletop.Ĭompendiums can be tied to a community Character Sheet. While editing a character journal, the GM and players can drag items, spells, and other abilities from the Compendium into their character sheet to auto-complete elements on it. GMs and players can look up rules on the fly during their game and the GM can take whole entries from the Compendium and drag them to the tabletop to create a handout with the information contained within.
Where the versatility of Compendiums truly shines is when one is attached to a game so that it can be utilized within the VTT. If a Compendium is enabled inside a game, it can be accessed through the Sidebar's i Compendium-tab. The Sidebar's i Compendium-tab, with the D&D 5th Edition SRD Compendium loaded.
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