lay followers and lower-ranking clergy), Disguise +4, Engineering +2 (2 ranks), Intimidate +5 (+7 vs.
Skills Acrobatics +3, Bluff +4, Computers +3 (1 ranks), Culture +14, Diplomacy +6 (+8 vs. * This spell can be cast using a lower level spell slot to varying effect. Ranged static arc pistol +9 (1d6+4 E arc 2 stun) orĬorona laser pistol +9 (2d4+4 F burn 1d4)Īt will-mindlink (once per individual each day)ģrd (4/day)-bestow curse, dispel magic, mystic cure*, slow, viral destructionĢnd (5/day)-hurl forcedisk, inflict pain, mind thrust*, remove condition, lesser restorationġst (6/day)-identify, life bubble, lesser remove condition, share language, summon creature, wisp allyĠ (at will)-daze, detect affliction, detect magic, psychokinetic hand, stabilize, telekinetic projectile Melee survival knife +9 (1d4+5 S analog, operative) readied actions triggered by your spellcasting, +2 vs. Init +7 Senses low-light vision Perception +18įort +4 Ref +6 Will +10 +2 vs. Nope can generate a stat block in this form though Hopefully they'll get there at some point. I do not understand why they don't provide an "export" similar to their desktop version.
The WotC 4e character building did exactly that for the item and power cards, for example. I'd rather have that than have the builder choose smaller and smaller fonts when trying fit the pieces onto a fixed page size. As others have stated, it is a "flow" printout, so each page can have a lot of wasted space, but it isn't too bad.
HERO LAB ONLINE STARFINDER WONT PRINT PDF
I print mine to PDF, then send the PDF to the player. One of the most irritating things is that you frequently get long lists of things to choose from with no search filter to trim the choices to something reasonable.Īs for the printouts, yes you can print them. e.g., when you click on a '+' to add something, you get another dialog that must be explicitly closed every time.unlike the HeroLab desktop where you can "add and close". Since it is browser-only, though, some of the interaction is clunkier than it needs to be.
I find it does a reasonable job of following the rules. Can I ask you a couple of questions about your experience with it? Do you find the it easy to use? Is it an accurate rendition of the StarFinder rules? Does it include the ability to print paper character sheets and if so are the character sheets well organized and attractive? Thank you in advance for any input you might have. I was considering trying Hero Labs Online to build and manage StarFinder characters for my in-person weekly game.
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