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#1 Veleria Jan 14, 2011 9:32:04	I really don't need my basic attack cards and all of my items as full cards they take up space and make it less streamlined to find information I really do need.  I do not need to know what the mods are for a generic Magic weapon or armor since all the math is on the character sheet already in my hit bonuses and defenses. Some people need to remember a +3 weapon adds 3 to hit and damage and adds +1d6 per + when critting but I do not. I would appreciate a way to hide items of my selection just like in the real CB. I have several characters who use replacement powers for basic attacks and never actually use basic attacks. Ranged basic attack does not add up properly with some feats and weapons anyways so I end up doing the math and ignoring it. The character sheet already lists basic attacks in a section I can't remove anyways so no need for cards. Some people need the basic attacks as full blown power cards even if the math is wrong but I do not. Thank you.
#2 thespaceinvader Jan 14, 2011 10:08:31	"Soon".
#3 thespaceinvader Jan 14, 2011 10:51:49	To expand: the replacement of the features from the classic CB which you're enquiring about have been promised since release.  We've been told that they will be available at some point in the future.  In the interim, no workarounds are available.
#4 ORC_Ryath Jan 14, 2011 11:15:07	Hi. I had to remove some content from this thread because it violates the Code of Conduct. Please keep your posts polite, respectful, and on-topic, and refrain from making personal attacks.
#5 Veleria Jan 19, 2011 15:52:53	Still a waste of paper.
#6 lokiare Jan 19, 2011 20:28:16	The Troll erm... I mean ORC strikes again and removes another post...
#7 atrociousDM Jan 21, 2011 6:59:23	The Troll erm... I mean ORC strikes again and removes another post... What is more worrying is that the ORC doesn't know where the code of conduct is. One would think that in the interest of educating the users of this board they would link to the code of conduct rather than to some gleemax place. The code of conduct can be found in: www.wizards.com/Company/About.aspx?x=wz_... It is a glorious document that highlights particular crimes such as ****, solicitation of a minor, computer hacking, and copyright violation in the same sentence, displaying a wonderful sense of perspective. It is good for victims of the first ones to know that WotC takes them just as seriously as copyright violation.
#8 lokiare Jan 21, 2011 15:17:03	The Troll erm... I mean ORC strikes again and removes another post... What is more worrying is that the ORC doesn't know where the code of conduct is. One would think that in the interest of educating the users of this board they would link to the code of conduct rather than to some gleemax place. The code of conduct can be found in: www.wizards.com/Company/About.aspx?x=wz_... It is a glorious document that highlights particular crimes such as ****, solicitation of a minor, computer hacking, and copyright violation in the same sentence, displaying a wonderful sense of perspective. It is good for victims of the first ones to know that WotC takes them just as seriously as copyright violation. They should probably read it too, it helps to know what the CoC and ToS actually cover. Instead of just ORCing every post that is reported...
#9 hametsuj Jan 21, 2011 15:34:19	This is something I've wanted for some time now.  Also, the ability to edit/add text to racial feature, class feature and feat discriptions.