14 de November de 2016
Bugfix in the RPGist Conjurer Wizard: Sword Coast Adventurer's spells were already available in the spell list (https://dnd5spells.rpgist.net/spells), but were still inaccessible in the character spell checker.
Now Wizards, Warlocks, Sorcerers, Eldritch Knights, and Arcane Tricksters can now add the new tricks to their magic lists.
10 de November de 2016
In response to requests, it is now possible to fill in comments on your RPGist LFG profile.
You can it to tell your story, boast about your experience, describe what kinds of peers or game experiences you are looking for, or whatever you want.
09 de November de 2016
The RPGist's D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper's page for managing Spell Slots and Prepared Spells has just received a performance optimization, which should be great news for mobile users.
08 de November de 2016
Bugfix in the RPGist's D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper: We have just fixed a bug that caused some spells be missing in from Clerics, Druids and Paladins spell lists.
05 de November de 2016
Small update in RPGist's D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper:
You can now change the ordering of your character list.
PS: currently working on a bug related to the potential disappearance of some spells from the lists of spells of characters Clerics, Druids and Paladins.
21 de October de 2016
We've updated the homepage of our RPG Group search platform.
Now you have more information, for those who come to it at random and do not understand exactly what it is.
19 de October de 2016
New cities enabled in RPGist LFG: São Paulo, Osasco, Rio de Janeiro and Niterói.
Users from these cities can now access the search engine and find RPG players looking for groups in their region, with game preferences and time availability compatible with yours!
14 de October de 2016
As requested, the D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper is now available entirely in Portuguese!
30 de September de 2016
Update on the RPGist's D&D 5e Spellcaster Helper!
Now you can manage your lists of prepared spells and spent spell slots.
09 de September de 2016
Dungeons & Dragons is one of the favorite RPG systems around the world. Creating and managing lists of spells in the system, however, is always a lot of work and takes more time than we would like.
No anymore.