But there’s one kinda tricky bit to that and that’s the difference between the prototype token settings and the token settings. One important thing to remember is that the actor also contains all the settings for its token. It’s the combination of stat block, inventory, token, spells, and actions that your system says every creature should have. An actor is just about every creature that exists in your world from hero to monster. You can move the token around with your mouse or your arrow keys, double click on it to see its character sheet, and a lot more that we’ll look at later.īefore we get too far though let’s learn what an actor is in Foundry. Let’s close the character sheet for now and drag your actor onto the map and you’ll see its token appear which is set to the Mystery Man icon by default. Hit Create New Actor and we should be good to go! For now let’s just leave it as character. Vehicles are similar but also provide a ‘Cargo & Crew’ tab and your system may provide other options as well. NPC and character sheets are pretty similar other than a few differences like a challenge rating instead of a level, different inventory system, and a handful of other things that we’ll take a look at later. The DnD 5E system provides character, NPC, and vehicle options. You’ll notice that there is also a Type dropdown that will vary based on what your system allows. In the right hand sidebar change over to the Actors tab which is the fourth option from the left and then click Create Character at the top and enter in a character name.
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