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Roll20 has a way to do custom sheets.
https://wiki.roll20.net/Using_Custom_Character_Sheets
However, the GM will need a Pro account to do it (I have one for my own games). Fortunately, if the GM has it, the players don't need it.

FWIW, I did a deep-dive on the game back in September of last year. There's alot that I like, especially the use of position for its action economy.

That's a fairly standard thing across PDFs. Given the multiple means of searching, I think it's offset but we can look into it after the final editing pass.

Both of those have been caught earlier, and are in the errata. The second Big Wave is supposed to be Congeal Water.

Yes, that was a render error.

Any MP spent, including the 2 MP minimum, is done before the roll when it concerns standard casting. Only Innate casting can spend after the fact, and it has specific costs that differ from standard casting.

Round both half-points.

The only thing I'd suggest is that players and the GM in question keep a 'roster' of monsters on standby.  If you're going for the drop-in/drop-out approach, I'd also suggest stealing notes from the D&D Encounters stuff from 4th edition, as that's close to what you're proposing.

Fillable sheets are in progress, but there is the fillable spreadsheet that Twelve made as an option.
As for a GM guide, I had written one during development, but it was scrapped because I felt that the advice given was too generic.

Lightja, I believe.

Unfortunately, I do not have the means to make a Roll20 sheet, so I would need to find someone to handle it. So far there have been no takers.

The former

That's being worked on in the next update. The latter is the canon version.

Not at this time, since I do not have the ability to do so.

https://sonicfangameshq.com/forums/showcase/final-fantasy-trpg-legend-edition.20...

To answer your questions...
- Consumables are equipment slots, we're working on the wording.
- Artifact. Working on fixing
- This will be addressed in an update.
- At certain levels you get a progressive modifier to a chosen ability, that chosen ability is locked. For example if you pick Vigor for AMB 1, you get +1 to it at 1st level, +2 at 7th, +3 at 12th, and +4 at 17th. This is not cumulative.
- Extra effort die is d4

Holy was a typo, the White Mage's Limit Break is meant to be a mirror to Black Mage's Ultima limit break.  Also, X-type damage modifiers always take priority

The core book is in the final editing phases. The text is done, we're just working on cleaning it up for presentation.

Good to know, thanks!

Are there plans on doing a single-page version going forward? or is spreads the way things'll be going forward?