Yep that works also. I just don't like telling people to delete stuff just encase they click the wrong thing. It's easy to change a unique id back it's harder to restore a deleted Thing. :)

Are the kickstarter files maintained? Maybe someone could contact them to change stuff so it won't conflict next time there is an update?

Ah, nevermind. Did some searching and I understand they have been abandoned.

As far as I know, there is no one maintaining the Frog God Games stuff any more.

This is related to the (ongoing) issues with their other materials (Razor Coast, Stoneheart Valley, etc.).

The last time I contacted them, they were going to inquire about integrating their materials with the LWD deliverables (which may hopefully resolve the other issues), but that was 2-3 months ago, and I have no idea what happened (if anything) with that.

I'm too low on the totem pole to know anything about the business side of things, and not trusted to have contact with any of our partners anyway, so I wouldn't know one way or the other, sorry.

I just wanted to confirm this for me as well, Charisma dictating power level limit. Very odd.

I long ago deleted my kickstarter FGG files when they started having problems. It has prevented a lot of trouble. Same thing with other Herolab files that third parties included with purchase in the past. They all started having problems and there was never any updating of the files.

I hate to put more on my shoulders but maybe I should try and talk to FGG about including those files in the Community Pack or Community Server downloads. Its means everyone could get to them but at least they would continue to work.

Owen from RGG allowed me to do that for allot of the S/RGG stuff and at least they keep working in the community Pack. Best example is the RGG Dragonrider class still works with the current version of HL. But the old version you get in the pdf for free does not.

Honestly I think that is a bad idea for you. You already do too much and if you add on more work you are going to burn yourself out on Herolab. Keep telling yourself that you don't have to do everything.

You make a very good point! :)