The One Ring - Extension Update

[NotRussellCrowe]

Happy to help out.

Happy gaming!

[Valarian]

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!

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.

[Ithildin of the West]

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!

[Hector Trelane]

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.

[Ithildin of the West]

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