[Request] Party Sheet Inventory/Loot distribution

[Zygmunt Molotch]

Has anyone made any extension to streamline the party loot section (cross ruleset)?

I had a bit of a mad moment, and was searching for something like

47483

where rather than type out the full character name, the players themselves could declare whether they wished to be in the running for something or not, and if there's a tie, roll off for it

perhaps it's just me, which is fine :D

[Trenloe]

Moved to The Tavern forum. The Armory -> Extensions sub-forum is primarily for sharing created extensions.

[Zacchaeus]

I'm not sure an extension would be needed for something like this.

Players can already just take things from the party inventory by dragging into their inventory and even if the DM doesn't allow that there's no need to type the full name since it autofills. So in your example above as soon as you typed B into the field Bas appears and you can just tab out of it. And you don't really need an extension for two players to roll dice and decide who got the highest roll.

There's no current extensions that I'm aware of on the forums that would do things to inventory distribution; but there may however be something on the DMsGuild which might do something to inventories similar to what you are looking for.

[Zygmunt Molotch]

I'm not sure an extension would be needed for something like this.

Players can already just take things from the party inventory by dragging into their inventory and even if the DM doesn't allow that there's no need to type the full name since it autofills. So in your example above as soon as you typed B into the field Bas appears and you can just tab out of it. And you don't really need an extension for two players to roll dice and decide who got the highest roll.

There's no current extensions that I'm aware of on the forums that would do things to inventory distribution; but there may however be something on the DMsGuild which might do something to inventories similar to what you are looking for.

players taking from the sheet, kinda is the problem to be honest, some lock button on that might be an easier supplement, I guess

we find it's fairer to be visually claimed who wants what, rather than wasting time swapping things in and out or arguing

while not needing an extension for a roll, is a bit... well funny, hah, I get that's potentially a table thing (rolling off for ties/multiple claimants) but thats pretty much the purpose of FG ;-) an app for rolling, and generally seeing who has the highest roll

granted, it may entirely be the style, we tend to have a lot of loot, especially in pf1e and earlier, party sheet feels cumbersome in it's current layout

Haggling over shed loads of items, well... it takes FOREVER

clicking for claimants, seemed to be a better/faster method (hence why I do now use a google sheet for that)

vote/click for claim, leave the arguing for the conflicts

[Kelrugem]

players taking from the sheet, kinda is the problem to be honest, some lock button on that might be an easier supplement, I guess

we find it's fairer to be visually claimed who wants what, rather than wasting time swapping things in and out or arguing

while not needing an extension for a roll, is a bit... well funny, hah, I get that's potentially a table thing (rolling off for ties/multiple claimants) but thats pretty much the purpose of FG ;-) an app for rolling, and generally seeing who has the highest roll

granted, it may entirely be the style, we tend to have a lot of loot, especially in pf1e and earlier, party sheet feels cumbersome in it's current layout

Haggling over shed loads of items, well... it takes FOREVER

clicking for claimants, seemed to be a better/faster method (hence why I do now use a google sheet for that)

vote/click for claim, leave the arguing for the conflicts

Two things which may speed that up in case you didn't know: Using shift while drag&drop will allow to carry over all items from a stack into an inventory :) Also you can use the assignment field to enter names and using the distribution button will then automatically assign these items to that person :)

[Zygmunt Molotch]

Yep

those are useful, and we do use them, albeit they have their flaws (particularly splitting in to sub amounts), and they don't speed up the processes


having user clickable-selectable would be better than typing in names, it allows better visual interpretation from players as to who is claiming what :D

*ponders* wonder if I can get the UI guys at work to make something... *walks off to poke the front end*

[SilentRuin]

While there are different extensions that do loot or work in combination there is nothing that I'm aware of that does what your asking for there.