CT Sheet Overview

The combat tracker tracks all the information about the current combatants during and between sessions. Combatants will automatically be ordered by their initiative values.

Open the combat tracker using the shortcut on the tabletop.

• Global NPC Visibility Toggle: Toggle button to hide/show all NPCs in the tracker at once.
• Global Subsections Toggles: Toggle buttons to expand/collapse the specified subsection in all tracker entries.
• Current Actor: Indicates the actor whose turn it is.
• Set Active Actor Drag Icon: Icon that can be dragged to tracker entry to make it active.
• Next Actor Button: Advances initiative to the next actor in the combat tracker.
• Faction Drag Icons: Icons that can be dragged to tracker entries to specify faction. These icons can also be dragged to a map to add all combatants of this faction type.
• Menu: Left or right click on menu to bring up combat tracker features. See the Menu topic in this section for more detail.
• Current Round: Indicates current combat round.
• Next Round Button: Advances initiative to the beginning of the next round. Right click on the button to show options to increment by 5, 10, 15 or 20 round increments.

CT Entry Overview

Each combat tracker entry provides access to a wealth of information about each combatant. This page outlines each section of the combat tracker entry, and walks through each field from left to right. Some fields for PC CT entries are linked to the corresponding PC character sheet, as shown by a small shield icon in the lower right corner of the linked field.

Main Section

• Token: Displayed in both GM and player CT. Drop a token here to specify the token for this combatant. If dragged to a map, a new token instance will be created on that map and linked to this CT entry.
• Name: Displayed in both GM and player CT. The name will be used as a tooltip for any associated token instances on maps.
• Initiative: Displayed in both GM and player CT. Initiative value used to determine who gets to act first.
• Hit Points: Maximum hit points.
• Temporary Hit Points: Current temporary hit point value.
• Subdual Damage: Current subdual damage value. Field is colored based on combatant condition (See Wound field).
• Wounds: Current wound value. Field is colored based on combatant condition (dk. green = full health, lt. green = lt. wounds, yellow = med. wounds, red = hvy. wounds, purple = unconscious, gray = unconscious / dead)
• Faction: Specifies faction of this combatant (green = friendly, yellow = neutral, red = foe, empty/white = no faction). Click on faction box to change faction, or use the faction drag icons at bottom of tracker. The entry's box and active outline will be color-coded to match the faction of the entry.
• Subsection Toggles: Hover to temporarily expand a subsection. Click to permanently expand/collapse a subsection.
• Link: Can contain any window reference link. Typically, reference link points to sheet used to create the entry (Character sheet or NPC sheet).

Targeting Subsection

• Target Summary: If the targeting subsection is collapsed, then a textual summary of current targets will be displayed.
• Target Icons: Displays icons indicating which combatants are targeted by this combatant, including self targeting. Host-specified targets will show a token with no background, while client-specified targets will show a token with a dark green background. Clicking on a token will remove that target from the target list (either host or client-specified).
• Clear Host Targets Button: Click button to clear all host targets. This does not clear targets set by each client.
• Set Host Target Button: Drag icon to desired target. A host target icon will be added for that target. Use the right-click radial menu on this button to quickly target all allies or all non-allies.

Offensive Subsection

• Immediate/Swift Action Used: Checkbox to specify whether this combatant has used an immediate action this round. Resets when the combatant's turn starts.
• Initiative Modifier: Modifier used for initiative checks. Double-click or drag this field to make an initiative roll for this combatant. Rolling initiative in this way will override the automatic NPC group initiative option setting.
• Grapple/CMB: Modifier used for grapple or CMB checks. Double-click or drag this field to make a grapple or CMB roll.
• Speed: Current speed of combatant. Informational only.
• Attacks: List of attacks for this combatant. Only used for NPCs. If attacks are in the appropriate format, then double-clicking the various portions of the attack object will bring up power reference or make rolls. To learn more, build an NPC with power descriptions exactly as stated in the monster manual, and drop the NPC in the combat tracker to see the results.

Defensive Subsection

• AC: Armor Class.
• FF: Flat-Footed armor class.
• Tch: Touch armor class.
• CMD: Combat Maneuver Defense.
• Fort: Fortitude saving throw modifier. Double-click or drag this field to make a save roll.
• Ref: Reflex saving throw modifier. Double-click or drag this field to make a save roll.
• Will: Will saving throw modifier. Double-click or drag this field to make a save roll.
• SR: Spell Resistance.
• Special Defenses: Text used to identify any special immunities, resistances or vulnerabilities of the combatant. Informational only.

Map Settings Subsection

• Size: Size of combatant (1 = Medium). If token has been placed on a map with a grid enabled, then the token will show an underlay equal to the creature size colored to the creatures faction.
• Reach: Reach of combatant (1 = Default). If token has been placed on a map with a grid enabled, then hovering over the token will show a gray underlay equal to the creature's reach.

Effects Subsection

• Active Button: Click to enable/disable this effect.
• Visibility Button: Click to hide/show this effect in player CT.
• Application Button: Click to determine how this effect should be applied. If set to "All", then the effect is always applied. If set to "Actn", then once the effect is applied to a single action, it will expire. If set to "Roll", then once the effect is applied to a single roll, it will expire. If set to "Single", then when each component of the effect is applied to an action, that component will be removed. If no components remain, then the effect will expire.
• Effect Label: Specifies the name or components of this effect. The label can be used purely for informational purposes, or specific conditions and modifiers can be configured. See the Effect Reference for more information on available effect components.
• Duration: Specifies the duration of the effect. If the value is set to zero, then the effect never expires. The duration will be decremented by 1 whenever the effect initiative begins. If the effect duration is decremented to zero in this way, the effect will expire.
• Effect Initiative: The initiative value will default to the initiative of the combatant applying the effect, or the current initiative if source can not be determined.
• Effect Set Target Button: Drag icon to desired target of this effect.
• Effect Targets: Textual display of any targets for this effect. If targets are specified, then this effect will only be applied to rolls made where this combatant and the effect target are both involved. Click on the effect targets string to remove the effect targets.
• Effect Source: Textual display of combatant who originated this effect. Click on the effect source string to remove the effect source. Drag any combat tracker name field to this effect to set the source of the effect.

Creating a new entry

Open the NPC campaign list, an NPC campaign entry, an NPC module list, or an NPC module entry.

Drag a shortcut from the NPC sheet or the list onto the combat tracker.

A new NPC entry will be created, pre-filled with information obtained from the NPC.

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Drag from a player character portrait onto the combat tracker. OR Drag a character entry from the character selection screen onto the combat tracker.

A new PC entry will be created, pre-filled with information obtained from the PC.

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Invoke the radial menu on the combat tracker list area, and select "Create Item". A new entry is created to represent an actor.

Fill in all of the entry fields manually.

Deleting an entry

Hover the mouse cursor over the actor you wish to delete from the list.

Invoke the radial menu and select "Delete Item".

Setting initiative

There is a GM option to automatically roll NPC initiative checks when NPCs are added to the combat tracker from an NPC reference. See the Options page for more details.

Additionally, there are initiative menu options. See the Menu topic in this section for more details.

Make an initiative check for the corresponding CT entry.

The initiative will automatically be applied to that CT entry. The option to specify NPC group initiatives will be ignored.

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Make an initiative check for the corresponding PC sheet or NPC sheet.

The initiative will automatically be applied to the linked CT entry. If there is more than one CT entry linked to the NPC sheet, the initiative will not be set.

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Drag initiative check results from the chat window.

Drop the initiative results on a CT entry.

The results will be applied to that CT entry.

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Drag any number value.

Drop on the initiative field of a CT entry.

The results will be applied to that CT entry.

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Manually adjust the initiative result value using the keyboard or the mouse wheel.

Advancing the turn

When advancing the turn (or active flag), any ongoing effects will be applied as appropriate.

Click the Next Actor button in the CT.

The next combatant after the current combatant will be made active, and ongoing effects will be applied.

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Click the Next Round button in the CT.

The first combatant in the CT will be made active, and ongoing effects will be applied as if advanced from the previously active combatant.

Manually setting the turn

When manually setting the turn (or active flag) to a particular CT entry, any ongoing effects will NOT be applied.

Drag the Active Flag button from the bottom of the CT.

Drop the Active Flag on a CT entry.

The target combatant will be made active, and ongoing effects will NOT be applied.

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Click the left side of a combat tracker entry, where there is a small circle graphic.

The target combatant will be made active, and ongoing effects will NOT be applied.

Scaling tokens

Tokens can also be sclaed by hovering over the token already located on a map, and holding the CTRL key while using the mouse scroll wheel.

Assign a token to an entry if no token is defined.

Hover the mouse over the token and spin the mouse wheel. A scaling factor is displayed in a bubble next to the token. The scaling factor will be adjusted in increments of 0.1.

To adjust in integer increments, hold down the control key while spinning the mouse wheel.

Any token placed on a map using the combat tracker entry token will be scaled correspondingly.

Menu

The combat tracker menu contains a number of features of the combat tracker that can be accessed through the CT menu button.

Right-click on the CT menu button.

Select your desired feature from the resulting radial menu.

Menu Options

• Rest: Apply an 8-hour rest to the entire PC party in the CT.
• Initiative - Roll All Initiatives: Perform initiative checks for all CT entries, and set the initiative values accordingly.
• Initiative - Roll NPC Initiatives: Perform initiative checks for all NPC entries, and set the initiative values accordingly.
• Initiative - Roll PC Initiatives: Perform initiative checks for all PC entries, and set the initiative values accordingly.
• Initiative - Clear All Initiatives: Set all initiative values to zero.
• Effects - Clear All Effects: Expire all effects.
• Effects - Clear Expiring Effects: Expire all effects whose expiration value is not "Never".
• Delete NPCs - Confirm: Delete all non-PC entries from the CT.