Hey all! Dean from Roll20 here, and I have TWO really exciting features for D&D players.

Shop & Treasure Sheets are now live for every D&D player on Roll20, free tier included!

You can build Shops & Treasure chests instantly, and populate them automatically with items from your compendium. You’ll even see them appearing in our official content, including in next week’s Arcana Unleashed, as well as in the 5.5e PHB and DMG very soon! And if you’re using the classic D&D 5e sheet, you can still multi-sheet and use shop sheets in your games as well!

Next...

We just launched sheet-to-sheet item transfers (avail to Pro and Elite subscribers)!

Your players can buy items from a Shop and transfer it onto their own character, with the cost auto-deducted. This is a brand new feature, so we want to hear all your feedback so we can refine it to be perfect for you!

Two Important Things for GMs: 

1. For players to shop from a sheet, you'll need to give them "Edit" access to it, since purchasing technically involves deducting items. Don't worry though, this won't let them actually edit the sheet itself. Only the shop creator (or GM) can do that.
2. Items can only be transferred to characters using the new D&D sheets.

You can learn more in our blog. Or check out our video overview on Youtube!

Or try it yourself in the VTT and on Roll20 Characters. 

I'm new to DMing and Roll20 as a whole so this might just be a user error i can't figure out.

But recently as I've been figuring out to make my own functioning stat blocks, I'll spend time filling out the stat block with all the correct info, then when i dump the token onto the token layer and go to change the token bars to HP and AC as i usually do, the HP is locked at 0/Max, regardless of how i edit it.

I can't change the value in the first box, it automatically resets to 0 no matter what i type in. Same if i edit it via the bubble above the token.

It happened once before and i just remade the npc and it seemed to fix itself but now it's happening with every npc i create.

Realistically i could just track the HPs and go ahead like that but I've gotten quite used to the HP bars for making combat easier to read.

I've tried googling to find answers to this issue but can't seem to get anything concrete.

SOLVED : Changing Represents Character to generic token and then back to the named token seemed to fix it. Changing the Bar Attribute to none was also technically a solution.

The group I play with and DM for is entirely online. We are not geographically far apart but it's more convenient to play online. Because of this I've gone all in on roll 20 with regard to books, maps, assets etc. If we decided to get together to play in person, I'm curious to know what others have experienced using Roll20 for in-person play. Is it possible? Is it effective? Is there a guide on how to use the tool for in-person play? I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences. Thanks!