library for Achtung! Cthulhu

[tlavalle]

does anyone have a library file for Achtung! Cthulhu, or framework where i can complete i for some reason can't seem to figure out where to start.

[damned]

does anyone have a library file for Achtung! Cthulhu, or framework where i can complete i for some reason can't seem to figure out where to start.

You cant share Achtung Cthulhu content.

[tlavalle]

You cant share Achtung Cthulhu content.

Not sure what I was asking I have the info I was trying to save time sorry

[Treegreen]

My advice would be to play Achtung Cthulhu using the savage world's ruleset. You can easily bring in the content using some of the great tools people have created for Savage Worlds - e.g. https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...aker-extension.

[Mask_of_winter]

My advice would be to play Achtung Cthulhu using the savage world's ruleset. You can easily bring in the content using some of the great tools people have created for Savage Worlds - e.g. https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...aker-extension.

Agreed. Easy as copy and paste. The easiest parser to use on Fantasy Grounds. If other rulesets users knew about there would be a riot on the forums: "We want the same tool for our game!"

[tlavalle]

hmm, but i really wanted to run in CoC.

[Treegreen]

hmm, but i really wanted to run in CoC.

Go for it! I love CoC, obviously. I just like to make sure people are aware there are two options to run Achtung Cthulhu (Savage Worlds being the other besides CoC). The number of mythos creatures and such isn't so large as to be prohibitive in terms of entering the information yourself. The easiest thing to do would be to create the NPCs/creatures while in Fantasy Grounds and then export the result as a module.

[VenomousFiligree]

Go for it! I love CoC, obviously. I just like to make sure people are aware there are two options to run Achtung Cthulhu (Savage Worlds being the other besides CoC).

Don't forget Fate Core! (and also PDQ briefly).

[tlavalle]

Go for it! I love CoC, obviously. I just like to make sure people are aware there are two options to run Achtung Cthulhu (Savage Worlds being the other besides CoC). The number of mythos creatures and such isn't so large as to be prohibitive in terms of entering the information yourself. The easiest thing to do would be to create the NPCs/creatures while in Fantasy Grounds and then export the result as a module.

how would i write the occupations and skills in a mod i tried putting a small one together, but fg doesn't see it.

[Treegreen]

If you have FG open and create a new personality with the CoC ruleset you'll notice the last box under STATISTICS is labeled skills. If you're attempting to do this in notepad++ or something then you'd want to code it like so:

<skills type="string">Skill1 ##, Skill2 ##, ect</skills>

You'd do that for every entry under NPC and would have it appear kind of wherever after the <abilities></abilities> chunk of the NPC stat block. Personally, I think it's easier and faster to just do it from within FG and then export whatever you create before you close the program.