sirdigbychknczr said:

sirdigbychknczr said:

I think you'll need to email me a .rtc save file for this one ….. there are some talents that allow you to use other stats (INT) instead of Fel for pre-reqs.

It might be related to that but I really need to see the character build to find this ….. email address is on the instructions sheet.

I'll also get to see how you ended up with Fel 3 

It is pretty easy for a Tech Priest to get Fellowship into single digits. So many cybernetics and implants reduce the stat, and you can never raise it.

I would say in this case the 'bug' really is just the Int stat being an allowable swap for Tech Priests and certain talents. But I'm sure Memetix will confirm soon enough.

First another little error, then some requests:

The Groxwhip is listed as DMG 1d10+Str  but as far as I can tell it should be 1d10+3+Str.

The the requests:

The hardened bodyglove has an option to include a hood + some stealth gear for 3x the price. This would be best implemented as a separate suit of armour on the shop, which also grants AP to the head.

We have started using the excellent Macharian Handbook, which includes some unofficial variants of "stuff", like the Armoured Bodyglove. It would be nice if you added these, if you were to feel bored some day :)

Oh, did you release a new version with the latest changes? I see v6.3 as latest, but I believe you added the Lathe Dataslate after that? Did I miss something?

Noticed an oddity that someone might be able to explain:

I pick Child of Dynasty.

I pick Unnatural Origin, False-Man, -3 BS, 2d10 Insanity, +3 WP, +3 Fel (oddly enough, it would let me take WP twice, but I don't think any GM would let that fly)
This costs 300xp.

I pick Tainted, Mutant.. and the second I pick "Wyrdling", my available experience points jump from 200 to 250. Why am I being refunded 50xp when picking Wyrdling?

Also, the Psyker Powers (Chaos Powers) from Edge of the Abyss (pg.82, Psykana Malifica) aren't available.

When you get a refund it means there's a Talent or Skill double up, iirc. The books say in such cases the character may take the Talented (Skill) talent, if applicable, or get a refund on the XP cost of 50xp. The sheet doesn't handle the Talented option, you only ever get the xp discount.

nikink said:

God, I really hate the forum software. I feel like I'm spamming like mad, but it really doesn't let me edit my preceding posts.

Any idea when/if you're going to add Deathwatch - Honour the Chapter?

Many talents grant situational modifiers to skill tests, but the sheet treats them as a permanent bonus. This is wrong in many situations.

For example, Electro Graft Use give a +10 to Tech Use, Inqury and Common Lore tests (all of them) only "whilst connected to a data point." For most situations this will not be the case, but a forgetful () player will simply look at the sheet which has inflated all his Common Lore skills.

The same is the case for certain implants, like Scribe Tines. Described as a replacement hand which makes using books and data-slates easier, it really makes no sense for this implant to give a permanent bonus to simple Common Lore tests to recall facts or people. 

Ignore this post .

Cjalw1 said:

Ok.

While I'm ignoring that, another bug:

The shiny new Diplomacy skill does not display on the print sheets due to missing formulas in Skills!B and C.

Thanks Darth, a bug along with the fix, just the way I like it.

I've made quite a few changes since the last release, the most important one being a macro fix for non-English versions of excel. I'll take a look at doing a minor release this week …

As for the comment about conditional bonuses to skills, I hear what you are saying, I've tried to ensure conditional bonuses are not applied and the ones you've pointed out do break that rule. Do we need a house rule option to apply the bonuses to the final sheet or should it be left up to the player to remember and apply them manually in the right circumstances?

Fgdsfg said:

When you pick Wyrdling the sheet is looking up the psy rating from the "Mutation" Sheet (next to the Wyrdling entry) and since this hasn't been filled in yet it is getting a bit confused. Once you've entered that data it all settles down again. I'll try to make sure it behaves better if the cells are blank.

Memetix said:

Well, you're going to be wrong "half the time" either way you go, but knowing my players they are MUCH more likely to remember to apply a bonus than a penalty :)

Perhaps mark those skills where you have situational bonuses with an * or something. Or, even better, show the bonus-included-value in paranthesis after the base-level?