The Party Sheet

[Kapkomm1]

And yet again...

Is there some benefit to having PCs in the party sheet? There seems to be a dearth of information about this aspect of FG. And in the same vein, is there a tutorial somewhere that discusses the party sheet? I did a search on "party sheet" and got a LOT of information about "sheets", mostly character sheets.

Thank you,
TIBTK

[Trenloe]

I'm not sure there is a tutorial anywhere.

The party sheet has a number of advantages:

1. Distribution of XP
2. Distribution of gold.
3. Players can review the party inventory, other player skills, languages, PC details, etc..
4. GM can do bulk rolls of skills - for example, the GM can roll perception to detect a trap for all PCs.
5. Show party marching order and watch order.

[feral1]

I use it in my 3.5 campaign. It is useful for keeping track of completed encounters, as well as handing out treasure and experience. If you need to know if the party has a particular item, say a potion of cure blindness, you can look at the inventory instead of searching through each character's individually. As well is it is a quick reference for the party's skills.

[Omnipresent]

Anyone know a way to make the experience tab on the pathfinder sheet visible to the players?

[Zacchaeus]

Anyone know a way to make the experience tab on the pathfinder sheet visible to the players?

You would need an extension to do that since the XP tab is for the DM only. Players can always see what XP they have in their character sheet.

[damned]

What manner of Necromancy is this?