| Latest version | 11.4.23 |
|---|---|
| Minimum Core | 11.302 |
| Compatible Core | 11.315 |
| File size | 2.03 MB |
| Last updated | 3 days ago |
| Created | 3 years ago |
| Authors | |
| Languages |
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| Systems |
Dnd5e Sw5e |
| Dependencies |
socketlib libWrapper |
| Project source | Project URL |
| Report bugs | Bug tracker URL |
| Changelog | Changelog URL |
- 11.4.14 is the first non-beta release of midi-qol for dnd5e 3.0. There are likely to still be issues, but it has been used for real sessions. It requires dnd5e 3.0 to activate
- To revert to the dnd5e 2.4.1 compatible version uninstall midi-qol and reinstall it. You must make a bakeup of your 2.4.1. world before moving to dnd5e 3.0+ to be able to go back to dnd5e 2.4.1
Midi-qol provides combat automation with almost all features being optional.
- Auto roll attacks and damage rolls
- Auto roll saving throws and/or prompt players/GMs to roll saving throws.
- Automatically check hits
- Automatically apply damage to targets taking into account damage immunities
- Automatically apply active effects to targets
- Automatically apply/remove concentration.
- Many "special duration" settings to expire effects
- Many flags to alter roll behaviour
There are lots of other features and you should read the readme for more information
Together with Dynamic Active Effects (from the same creator), this is my favorite module.
It’s hard not to agree, but there are SO many good modules available which makes it hard to know what is the “most favorite” of all favorites. But as you say, this one together with DAE is awesome.
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