But as soon as I create a new player character sheet and drag the bandit captain onto it, it turns into a NPC character sheet on its own and shows bandit captain's stats. Nothing would happen when I click and drag the bandit captain onto an empty or filled NPC character sheet. Run 0th-level adventures with rookie characters. Get your players to think about gear with a straightforward and easy-to-use inventory system. On a side note, changing a player character sheet to NPC character sheet stops it from importing NPC in the compendium. Welcome to Giffyglyph's Darker Dungeons: 112 pages of 5e mechanics, examples, sheets, and templates to help turn any D&D game into a dark and dangerous adventure for your players. I know it's there somewhere - I can drag in a bandit captain who has Parry as its reaction and call it out via a macro, yet I just can't find it. However I do have a problem - although reaction can be selected in the option for NPC character sheet, it is not visible on the sheet itself and there is no way of editing what is in there. The global modifiers are nice as well, for once the players don't need to roll d4 themselves for the bless haha. The sheet is nice, and macros that produce action nesting and extensible spell book macro actually work on this sheet! I'm considering changing over from the roll 20 official sheet to this.

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