Version 1.5 of the 5th Edition SRD files is now available! This release adds option rules, including spell points, templates, custom monster improvements, andmore! Here's the full list:
Enhancements & Changes
Bug Fixes
Data File Authoring
Enhancements & Changes
- New optional rules have been added. These can be found under "Optional Rules" on the Configure Hero screen.
- Spell points: Spell points give a character a 'pool' of points from which to cast spells instead of using spell slots.
- Optional Honor ability score: This ability score represents a character's adherence to a society's code of conduct.
- Optional Sanity ability score: This ability score represents a character's ability to remain unshaken in the face of unspeakable horror.
- Proficiency dice: With this option, characters roll a die for their proficiency bonus instead of using a fixed value
- Background and personality trait proficiencies: Using either of these options, a character can add their proficiency bonus to an ability check according to their background or personality traits.
- Templates can now be added on the race tab for NPCs.
- The Half-Dragon template has been added.
Bug Fixes
- Type tags have been added for the remaining SRD PC races and subraces.
- The azer's Heated Body, Heated Weapons, and Illumination abilities weren't showing on the Specials tab.
- Bonus HP wasn't being added to a custom monster correctly.
- A custom background's benefit description text wasn't appearing correctly on the printed sheet.
- Unarmored Defense from the barbarian class wasn't stacking correctly with Unarmored Defense from the monk class.
- A monk's ki pool wasn't being restored after a short or long rest.
- A long rest wasn't reducing a character's exhaustion level by 1.
- Darkvision granted by the belt of dwarvenkind was causing an error.
- The range can now be set for natural attacks on a custom monster.
Data File Authoring
- Templates can now be built in the editor.
- Added the Helper.UndLifLang tag, which can be added to undead races to indicate that they speak the languages they spoke in life.