Welcome to Javalent's Plugins for [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md "Obsidian"). You know 'em, you love 'em, now here is how to use them. ## The Fantasy System With the Fantasy System of Plugins, you can enhance your Table Top Roleplaying experience in Obsidian. The plugins prefixed with the  /  in the navigation pane are specifically designed for this purpose. > [!tip] Popular Fantasy Plugins > - [[Initiative Tracker|Initiative Tracker]] helps you keep track of encounter initiative, as well as current encounter Health and Conditions. > - [[Dice Roller]] allows you to keep set up many forms of customized dice rolls within Obsidian. > - [[Fantasy Statblocks|Fantasy Statblocks]] allows you to quickly generate detailed bestiary data, and augment them on the go. In using these plugins in with your notes, you can create a dynamic and immersive world for your roleplaying adventures. Whether you're tracking character stats as a player, managing world-building details as game master, or keeping a detailed timeline of events as a writer, these plugins help provide the tools you need to bring the Valantasy to reality. > [!quote] "It's ***Valantasy***, Mike-hale!" - *A Nameless Magician* ## Practical Plugins In the Practical Plugins group, you can augment your Obsidian environment with quality of life tools that feel like they are core features. The plugins prefixed with  /  in the navigation pane are crafted with care to meet this design need. >[!example] ** Popular Practical Plugins** > - [[Admonitions|Admonitions]] is a plugin that enables you to create visually appealing callouts that have the stability and functionality of a code block. You may come across some examples of these callouts on this website. > - [[Small Plugins/Second Window|Image Window]] is a reliable way to display content on a second screen from Obsidian. While the core function is built-in to Obsidian, it has certain limitations that are not present in Image/Second Window. > - [[Markdown Attributes|Obsidian Markdown Attributes]] is a plugin that allows for a greater range of targeted CSS styling using markers like `{ .class }` and `{ id=example .myclass }` within notes.