This version starts with a backpack. My rogue found Heward's Handy Haversack, wrestled it from a pile of will-o'-wisps, and the less we say about the one or two natural twenties in that fight, the better. The find was wonderful. The paperwork afterwards made me finally put my inventory in order.

Three hurdles stood in my way, and each of them shaped this version. The first: my inventory Page needed a new template revision, and existing Pages could not adopt it cleanly yet. The second: I wanted to print the inventory without putting things on paper that only concern me. The third: my game master shared content with me that had images inside, and the images got left behind on the way. I will also admit that I first built the inventory on the wrong World Entity. At least profiles could already move between World Entities.

New

  • Template updates with a review list: When a new revision of your template changes fields or linked content, the changes appear as a searchable list beside the form. You see the previous values, review every adoption and confirm it yourself. Compatible details are kept, stale changes are rejected.
  • Printing your way: The print dialog lets you choose which areas and fields go on paper, filter long lists and leave out or replace titles for the printout. Simple presets cover typography, spacing, margins and orientation. This works for every printable content type, and your saved content stays untouched.
  • Sharing with everything it needs: Embedded images now travel with shared content, including images in galleries and nested texts. While you assemble the bundle, a wizard shows what belongs to the content and lets you add directly related items and voluntary additions. Existing shares keep their link, and the preview shows what you are handing over.

Fixes

  • After creating or editing a Page, you return to the saved Page, including through the action in the success notification.
  • When you import shared content, your choices survive even if the review restarts along the way. Previews now show the view you know from your Realm.
  • When a share is removed, open updates no longer run into nothing.

One personal note to finish: I am tinkering with a concept for sharing whole Pages with your Fellowship and developing them together. I cannot promise anything for it yet, but I like where it is heading, and worldbuilders should be able to show more of their work than before. My thanks go to my game master, who was once again faster with his shared content than my toolbox. If you have ideas about sharing or about this release, drop by the Discord.