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PCGEN HOMEBREW GENERATOR
It's got a number of factors we'll have to work out I think, and not sure when, just tossing out that this is in line with my general thoughts at present.PCGen is a cross-platform RPG character generator for Windows, Mac, Linux, and FreeBSD. Same with potentially Added Abilities and Spells. I'd like to see about setting up an adjustments table that can be turned on within items so the adjustments can be added directly to items, then have their activation tied to the item's equip state. Spoilers, this is basically my thoughts on it. (And if Campaign Theater could let us transfer items between PCs and/or create a list, like a magic vendor, of standard and custom items players can acquire, we've got quite a bit of homebrew right there.) I think most or all of those adjustments exist already-you just need to bake them into an item that I can equip and unequip. So I could equip a custom ring, for example, and it could give me a bonus to AC, apply an enhancement to my intelligence, and give me the ability to cast lightning bolt three times. I wonder if they could make custom items that are just collections of adjustments? The adjustments already exist, mostly. But even if that was something that would work, it would be a lot of work that would take people away from other features and would probably not be as "easy" as creating custom user files in HLC. I would guess they could turn these things into API calls, and then allow custom objects that only interact with the application via those APIs. I've only seen elaborate custom scripting access in very expensive single-tenant SaaS applications (which doesn't mean other models don't exist, just that I haven't come across them). Multi-tenant architecture is easier and more cost-effective to scale. I'm not an expert, so some of what I say may be nonsensical, but I do run teams of people who are and have worked on SaaS systems quite a bit. (Homebrew Race and Theme are top of my list as the campaign is starting, followed by equipment & spells.) Or are we restricted wholly to what Lone Wolf have crafted and sold? Is there any "macro language" or formula system? Spells - could be complicated, but many are no more than flavour text + casting time, range, duration, effect dice.Ammunition - bulk, cost, level, damage + type, specials (from std list).Armour - weight, cost, level, KAC/EAC, expansion slots, special properties (from a list).Weapons - specifically have damage type & size, specials, critical effect (standard list).Equipment - level, cost, weight, description, (possible game effect).Theme - also typically simple, with a boost here, and option there.Archetypes - like classes, I can live without.Race - SF races arn't that complex, and often just recycle standard features.I also see a number of posts asking if specific aspects can be customised.Ĭan I instead as the more general question:
I see thta "most" of the Paizo material for Starfinder is covered as paid-for extensions (with some glaring gaps).
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