The One Ring - Extension Update

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Happy gaming!

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Originally Posted by SOS John

Hi all, and a big thanks to Valarian for the work on this!

I'm new to FG, but having searched FAQs and threads here am not seeing how to get a Character from the Character Manager into my (test) TOR Campaign.

I'm on Windows 10 Pro, Fantasy Grounds II (updated) and using Valarian's latest (fcore-TOR.pak)

I can manually create a Character:

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When I load my TOR campaign I dont see an option to import Character:

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Thanks for any help, I'm really looking forward to using this! :)

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The Foundation Core base doesn't have this option. There's an updated version of the ruleset using the CoreRPG base.
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...RPG-Conversion

Joining the campaign as a player, on a localhost connection, you should see a "local" version of the character. Selecting that would bring the character into the campaign as a "server" character. You can then clear the owner for it to be selected by another player.

Hi again, hoping this is an appropriate place to post a general FG:TOR question.

Now that I'm up and running with Valarian's ruleset for TOR I'd like to add Enemies and Characters (NPC and PC) to my campaign. I can now manually add a PC pr NPC but I wonder if theres an XML exporter or (in an ideal world) files that already exist for Enemies?

Even a link to point me at the tool you use would be fantastic. Thanks again!

SOS John, you should really use the other ruleset on this thread and post here: https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...RPG-Conversion

Why? Because the types of functionality you're looking for are far more likely to be supported in the CoreRPG version on that thread.

That said, I don't think there's an import function. The Savage Worlds ruleset has such a tool, and I'll bet someone some take-out lunch that the same has been created for D&D, but each import tool will be a custom job that maps blocks of text to the relevant fields.

For TOR there's the additional challenge of copyright problems: it's not officially supported and even the publishers may not own rights to share their IP in electronic form.

Thanks Hector, I'll ask the question there, following from your answer (thanks!).