Orimn
July 1st, 2024, 12:59
I'm working on my first PF2 adventure while we finish our current game. So I'm working on understanding how the new rules work in Fantasy Grounds
I see the monster automation "DC 18 basic Fortitude save"|Save: Fortitude[DC:18][BASIC] puts the effect on the player, who then rolls his fortitude save and FG uses this DC to check against for success and failure
This seems to work as intended when rolling the fortitude save directly from the character sheet, but I firmly strong arm my players to use the hotbars for commonly used rolls to help improve the speed and efficiency of our game sessions.
While testing this automation I hotbarred the saves to 1,2,3 When using the topmost default hotbars the fortitude save ignores the automation in the combat tracker
If the Saves are hotbarred to any of the modifier keys CTRL, ALT, SHIFT then the roll works as expected respecting the automation in the combat tracker
I'm not sure if this is intended operation, and it's easy enough to make sure players hotbar saves to CTRL, ALT, SHIFT bars to ensure automation works as intended but I thought I would bring it to your attention.
I see the monster automation "DC 18 basic Fortitude save"|Save: Fortitude[DC:18][BASIC] puts the effect on the player, who then rolls his fortitude save and FG uses this DC to check against for success and failure
This seems to work as intended when rolling the fortitude save directly from the character sheet, but I firmly strong arm my players to use the hotbars for commonly used rolls to help improve the speed and efficiency of our game sessions.
While testing this automation I hotbarred the saves to 1,2,3 When using the topmost default hotbars the fortitude save ignores the automation in the combat tracker
If the Saves are hotbarred to any of the modifier keys CTRL, ALT, SHIFT then the roll works as expected respecting the automation in the combat tracker
I'm not sure if this is intended operation, and it's easy enough to make sure players hotbar saves to CTRL, ALT, SHIFT bars to ensure automation works as intended but I thought I would bring it to your attention.