Maybe that actually means they were terrible. I might never have really played 4e without them. I'm sure someone's about to say 'wrong, I used X and it was way better!', to which I'll point back to the fact that I never saw X. I used homemade stuff back during 3.x and still do when I play Pathfinder, but I never found a better form of 4e tools than the official ones. I'm honestly impressed with how inept they can be.The weird thing is, their tools for 4e were actually very good (ignoring the monthly service fee thing.). Really if they took notes from the 4e character builder and let me see a preview of the character I'm making, as I'm making it, it would get a passable grade from me.īut I guess this is what happens when you rely on others to hold your online info amd tools for so long, you're way behind the game when you do attempt to make something. I rather use the SRD sites as D&D Beyond doesn't really streamline or give me anything useful that I don't already have. Honestly after making quite a few characters with it, D&D Beyond character creator is a big no. Like when you choose variant human the choices for ability score bonus isn't Str, Dex, Con, Int, Wis, Cha. Instwas of making it one complete process, it's blocky and even sub options are out of order. The way it has you build characters is weird. Ok.then don't make aasimars? The system is great and it is nice that it is officially licensed content from WoTCThere are a lot of other issues with it, but that just shows the laziness WotC has always put into things.

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