- Standardized the templates headers with 'Lorem ipsum' titles.
- Updated Species template with new section titles and example placeholder text.
- Animal, Feat, Item and Spell now using H2 heading so they can be grouped.
- Removed trait content from Animal template.
- Introduced a new attribution page referencing the SRD 5.2 license and source.
- Updated the TOC to include the new Attribution section before the Copyright page.
- Updated backgrounds, traps, and species files to use consistent colon formatting for trait labels.
- Also updated the Species template to use 'Creature Type' and removed Special Traits.
- Introduced new templates for feats, items, and gameplay.
- Updated README to mention the expanded range of templates available for use in campaigns or sourcebooks.
- Added the Wizard class and Evoker subclass from the SRD.
- Updated README and Summary to reference these new examples and provide clearer instructions.
- Removed the sample subclass and updated the subclass template for consistency.
- Replaced HTML tables with Markdown tables in Character Creation and Gameplay Toolbox.
- Switched to native footnotes for improved readability and consistency.
- Added a sample subclass into book.
- Updated README with instructions for adding chapters and using templates, clarifying project usage for Obsidian and other platforms.
- Introduced two new sections: gameplay toolbox and playing the game, covering travel, backgrounds, curses, environmental effects, traps, poisons, and encounter building.
-Updated the Summary to organize these under a new Game section and moved Rules Glossary into the game directory.
- Replaced LICENSE.md with copyright.md to reflect the CC-BY license for SRD 5.2.1 content.
- Added rules-glossary.md, species/README.md, species/dragonborn.md, srd/README.md, and srd/backgrounds.md.
- Updated README files and SUMMARY.md to reference new SRD material and structure.
- Modified templates for Character, Species, and Spell to align with new content organization.
Added a separator in Character.md for improved formatting and introduced an 'Author's Notes' section in Spell.md to provide space for additional commentary.
