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## Dungeons and Dragons 5e
There is extensive community support for DnD 5e.
> [!tip]- Example - Statblocks
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> [!tip]- Example - Community Content
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## Supported Plugins
The following plugins have DnD 5e support built-into them.
> [!tip]- Fantasy Statblocks
> Fantasy Statblocks has support for DnD5e styled statblocks built into the plugin.
> ![[Pasted image 20230607215434.png]]
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> ## Install Instructions
> To enable:
> Install the plugin: [Fantasy Statblocks](obsidian://show-plugin?id=obsidian-5e-statblocks)
> `Settings > Community Plugins > Fantasy Statblocks > Layouts > Change the default to: Basic 5e Layout`
> DnD 5e has strong support for importing data into Fantasy Statblocks. If you check the settings under Import Homebrew Creatures you will find a number of sites/tools listed. You can use the data offered by those sites to import `content that you own`.
> You should also enable this to allow spells to be linked within the statblocks.
> `Settings > Community Plugins > Fantasy Statblocks > General Settings > Try to Render Wikilinks`
> Restart Obsidian to apply the change.
> `Ctrl+P > Type: Reload App Without Saving > Press Enter`
> Note: You can also access the Command Palette from the left hand icon menu. Look for the `>_`
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> You can learn how to use Fantasy Statblocks here: [[Fantasy Statblocks]].
> [!tip]- DnD5e Community Content
> The DnD5e SRD is offered under the Creative Commons license and is available in Markdown.
> This includes: Classes, Equipment, Gamemastering, Gameplay, Monsters, Races, Spells and Tresure notes.
>
> # Install Instructions
> Download the [DND.SRD.Wiki-master.zip](https://github.com/OldManUmby/DND.SRD.Wiki/archive/refs/heads/master.zip) file.
> Extract the folders within the \*.zip file into your vault.
> You should be able to open the notes within Obsidian.
> [!tip]- Fantasy Calendar or Calendarium
> Both Fantasy Calendar and Calendarium have the option to install calendars from various common DnD worlds.
> **Note:** *Calendarium has not been released yet. When it is you are encouraged to use this in place of Fantasy Calendar.*
> `Settings > Community Plugins > Fantasy Calendar > Create New Calendar > Choose Preset > [Select Calendar] > Apply Save and Exit (look for the little tick up the top left)`
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### Additional Plugins
These don't add DnD5e specific support but can expand the support offered by the plugins above.
> [!tip]- Dice Roller
> Installing this will enable dice rolling within the statblocks.
> You need to enable the dice within the Fantasy Statblocks plugin settings.
> `Settings > Community Plugins > Fantasy Statblocks > General Settings > Render Dice Rolls > Enable`
> [Dice Roller](obsidian://show-plugin?id=obsidian-dice-roller)
> You can learn how to use it here: [[Obsidian TTRPG Tutorials/Plugin Tutorials/Dice Roller|Dice Roller]]
> [!tip]- Initiative Tracker
> Installing this will enable the statblocks to be used in the Initiative Tracker.
> [Initiative Tracker](obsidian://show-plugin?id=initiative-tracker)
> You can learn how to use it here: [[Initiative Tracker]]
## Calculators
> [!tip]- Travel Calculator
> [[DnD 5e Travel Calc]] - Used to calculate the time to travel between two locations. Can be used as an isolated calculator or in your location notes.
> [!tip]- Currency Calculator
> [[DnD 5e Currency Calculator]] - Used to currency and determine party split of loot.
## Theme Support
> [!tip]- ITS Theme
> The ITS Theme has built-in support for Pathfinder. It is designed to replicate the look and feel of a Pathfinder book.
> `Settings > Appearance > Themes > Manage > Filter: ITS > Use this theme`
> ITS has lots of additional features and settings which you can learn about at the official [ITS Theme Documentation](https://publish.obsidian.md/slrvb-docs/ITS+Theme/ITS+Theme) site.
> To enable the Pathfinder Alternative Theme you need to install and enable the [Style Settings](obsidian://show-plugin?id=obsidian-style-settings) plugin.
> `Settings > Community Plugins > Style Settings > ITS Theme Settings > Alternate Color Schemes > Dropdown: TTRPG > WOTC/Beyond (or pick an alternative option)`
> Note: The theme supports both Dark and Light mode. You can change this by:
> `Settings > Appearance > Base Color Scheme > Select Dark or Light`
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> There are two optional css files that can be installed. These include additional icons and fonts.
> [# S - Encoded Icons.css](https://github.com/SlRvb/Obsidian--ITS-Theme/blob/main/Snippets/S%20-%20Encoded%20Icons.css)
> [S - Encoded Fonts.css](https://github.com/SlRvb/Obsidian--ITS-Theme/blob/main/Snippets/S%20-%20Encoded%20Fonts.css)
> Add the file to your vaults snippet folder. If there is no snippets folder then you create it yourself.
> `Settings > Appearance > Go down to CSS Snippets > Click the Open Snippets Folder icon > copy the css file into this folder`
> Now you need to enable the css snippet.
> `Settings > Appearance > Go down to CSS Snuppets > Locate the snippet in the list and click the enable option`
# Import Content
> [!tip]- ⭐ Import Using TTRPG-Convert-CLI ⭐
> The TTRPG-Convert-CLI tool can be used for the books you own.
> Check [[TTRPG-Convert-CLI 5e]] for details.
> [!tip]- Import Your DnDBeyond Content
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> It's possible to import the content you have purchased through DnDBeyond. It's a bit of a process and requires you also own Foundry, but it's much quicker than importing the content manually.
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> 
> Note: The process has changed since this video was recorded. Watch the first part on how to import content from DnDBeyond into Foundry and then move to the video below.
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> 
> Note: This video shows the current process for exporting content from Foundry to Obsidian.
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> ## High Level Process
> 1. You will need a [DnDBeyond](https://www.dndbeyond.com/) account and to have purchased any content you wish to use.
> 2. You will need a copy of [FoundryVTT](https://foundryvtt.com/)
>
> ### DB-Importer: A D&D Beyond Integrator
> 1. I am assuming you have FoundryVTT setup with a Game World.
> 2. From the initial Configuration and Setup page go to Add-on Modules and install: `DB-Importer: A D&D Beyond Integrator`
> 3. Launch your world.
> 4. Game Settings > Manage Modules > Enable `DB-Importer: A D&D Beyond Integrator`
> 5. Launch FoundryVTT from a browser.
> 6. Game Settings > Invitation Links > Click the Local Network link to copy it > Paste it into a browser and load the page.
> 7. We are now ready to configure the DDB Importer.
> 8. Compendium Packs > DDB Muncher
> 9. The first time you open this it will display a message that says you need to set you Cobalt Token. Follow the instructions provided.
> 10. You will need to download a config file. Follow the instructions provided.
> 11. Complete instructions on how to use this module can be found here. This is highly recommended viewing as it will teach you how to import specific types of content.
> 12. 
> 13. Complete an import.
>
> ### Import Content from Foundry to Obsidian
> 1. Once you have the content in Foundry we are ready to import that content into Obsidian.
> 2. In Foundry from the Setup Screen; install the Module: [Markdown Exporter](https://github.com/farling42/fvtt-export-markdown)
> 3. In Foundry from the Setup Screen; install the Module: [libWrapper](https://github.com/ruipin/fvtt-lib-wrapper). This is a pre-requisite for Markdown Exporter.
> 4. Open the Game World that contains the content you wish to export.
> 5. Once the Game World loads: Game Settings (top right cog) > Manage Modules > Markdown Exporter > Enable
> 6. Once the Game World loads: Game Settings (top right cog) > Manage Modules > libWrapper > Enable
> 7. You can now click on the various icons within Foundry. For example the Journal and there will now be an option to Export to Markdown.
> 8. ![[DnD 5e-1694178574898.jpeg]]
> 9. Clicking this will prompt you to save the exported content to a \*.zip file to somewhere on your PC.
> 10. Open the downloaded content and export it into your vault.
> 11. Restart your Vault to Index the new files.
> 13. Notes will need polish, linking and encounters for example.
> [!tip]- Import Using JSON/CSV Importer
> If you have access to data that is in a JSON or CSV format then it is possible to very quickly create hundreds or even thousands of notes and format them how you like during the process.