PFRPG Basic Rules . There are 2 feats labeled Stand Still but they are different feats. see the picture (Ignore the middle one crossed out, thats my copy for the Mod I am working on)
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PFRPG Basic Rules . There are 2 feats labeled Stand Still but they are different feats. see the picture (Ignore the middle one crossed out, thats my copy for the Mod I am working on)
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Do you happen to know what the other feat should be?
The 5 foot step description should be Step Up. Not sure if that feat is already listed.
@Morenu,
I just pushed a fix for the Step Up mislabeling in the basic PF1E SRD module.
Regards,
JPG
Any chance Mythic Adventures can be fixed?
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...l=1#post699600
Unfortunately not. The architecture of the PF1e system and that of the development tool do not have a way to make the class anything other than a typical base class or prestige class. Creating it as a normal base class would cause more issues than that of a prestige class, so that was the lesser of the two evils. It will have to be modified on the character sheet.
Just changing the class entries so that they don't have values in the fields like saves, hp, class skills etc would help. Right now you drop the class on the character and all of those things get added and they shouldn't.
I've tested this by copying them and then blanking those fields and all of them are allowed to be blank. When adding them to a character nothing but the class features were added.
Unfortunately you can, and it doesn't stop you from doing so. This is why I'm suggesting that they remove that data, as it is in fact bad data that will create more bad data for the users.
The change to support this as a class was not difficult. It took me about 3 hours to create an extension to add mythic path to class type, and modify the calculation for the total level. Also, added a total for tier and trials much like total level and current and needed experience. Took me longer to figure out in what file I needed to make the changes than to actually do them.