Better spells overview

[mogrogh]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
All spells are in one long list sorted alphabeticly. Hard to find spells and you will ha LOTS of them with 2+ paths. You can cast your rank in the talent + 1 level above (with automatic miscast) per the rules. So even with 1 path and the general spells you will have "many" spells.

Describe the solution you'd like
Have spells on its own tab and add path as a name. As it is now it's 2 columns, name and rank.

Have spells shown like DnD, a header for Level 1 and all level 1 spells there, another for level 2 etc. Not sure how many levels there eventually will be but we have 4 now.

Show spells name, path and rank. If possible, show required ingredient (elemental spells for now, but there might be more in the future. Ordinary text field is enough).

To minimize text the column called "Path" doesn't have to show full name, as it is already in the column named path. So description "Blood" or "Healing" is enough.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Clickable filters (checkbox) to show only level 1 etc, a school and/or required ingredient, like "fire". The DnD have a "Prepared" column, maybe have a greyed out symbol if your rank is too low to match the talent and "filled" if you match. I guess full path names needs to be filled in, in the spell for this.

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[mogrogh]

Oh, I forgot. Warhammer has an invisible tab for spells. It's only shown when you acually have spells or blessings. Nice but not needed.

[mogrogh]

I forgot more, the spells already have symbols/their icons. Might be enough to describe "path" since it matches the talent-symbol.

[aMediocreDad]

Hey thanks for this suggestion!

Some changes in V9 has forced me to look at the system styling. I'll keep this in mind if I decide on redesigning the character sheet. If not then I'd need to look at some alternative solution at some point as there is no space for a spell-tab in the tab header.