Pathfinder Second Edition - Core Rules module (not PFRPG2 ruleset) info and feedback

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Originally Posted by Alex Craft

noticed that the level/xp in the encounter seems to be broken, it doesn't seem to be calculating at all, but when it does, it spits out way too much xp

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https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...l=1#post447596

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Originally Posted by Trenloe

That's the first trait I've seen that has a space in it.

I'd changed the PF2 code to use spaces to separate traits (the playtest code used commas) as it was better for readability of trait entries (IMO) and I hadn't found any two word traits. But, looks like I may have to go back and change back to commas. Great...

Sort term work around - enter it as "Sea-Devil".

Thanks for reporting. Logged as RS2.020.

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Just so that you know, the brazilian edition has some traits with spaces in it, "Cantrip" is "Truque Mágico" for example. And maybe in the future they will include more. Better be ready for them!

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Originally Posted by Dr0W

Just so that you know, the brazilian edition has some traits with spaces in it, "Cantrip" is "Truque Mágico" for example. And maybe in the future they will include more. Better be ready for them!

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Thanks for the info. That's decided then - I'll have to switch back to commas.

Ok, commas is what I'm currently using in the parser.

Monsters / NPCs should have multiple attack penalities built into their stat blocks (calculating for agile)

Because FG auto applies crits (with crit successes and failures being far more frequent) and adjusting the modifier stack manually slows the game down significantly the only current solution of merit is to drag across custom effects. And that is also quite slow.

Currently I am rolling the first attack as targeted and the second and third attacks just into the chat window for speed and doing the math in my head. But people picking it up in FG without knowing how best to solve this will have a rough time.

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Originally Posted by lostsanityreturned

Monsters / NPCs should have multiple attack penalities built into their stat blocks (calculating for agile)

Because FG auto applies crits (with crit successes and failures being far more frequent) and adjusting the modifier stack manually slows the game down significantly the only current solution of merit is to drag across custom effects. And that is also quite slow.

Currently I am rolling the first attack as targeted and the second and third attacks just into the chat window for speed and doing the math in my head. But people picking it up in FG without knowing how best to solve this will have a rough time.

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Discussed here: https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...l=1#post447501 and a few posts after.

Does FG update the rulesets/app on a set schedule or are updates just released as they are available?

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Originally Posted by Ap0th1x

Does FG update the rulesets/app on a set schedule or are updates just released as they are available?

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Usually Tuesday. Check in the City Hall subforum for release announcements.

So I have been noticing a lot of (especially breath weapon) mobs have a "cooldown" timer on some of their powers. 1d4 rounds, 1d6 rounds, etc. For now, I decided the easiest thing is to just set up an EFFECT with Breath Cooldown (for example) with a randomizer set in it's # of rounds. Curious, though, if you've thought about putting in anything more elegant and visual?

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Originally Posted by ShadeRaven

Curious, though, if you've thought about putting in anything more elegant and visual?

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Yes.

There's similar functionality in 5E and I'm looking at how to bring that in, at some point.