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Good job on getting the rage powers to work. The land speed of the Travel Domain/Barbarian is working perfectly now too. Some minor errors on the Arms sheet. A Keen greatsword is presented as having a crit range of 18-20 instead of 17-20. And if on Row 137 of the Arms_DATA sheet, the formula assumes all ranged weapons are composite longbows to calculate the -2 penalty. Which leads to a -1 strength bonus sorcerer to have a -2 bonus on his ranged touch attack. ![]()
More stuff: I noticed the Barbarian rage powers at level 2 weren't all represented.
I fixed this by going to the Classes_Data2 sheet and copying E43 and F43 to all cells down to E70 and F70. I'm getting to know the workbook a little better, and again, I'm amazed at how much work went into this. ![]()
And I think !Domains_DATA$V128 should probably read "=ROUNDDOWN(J128/5,0)+1" I think the J column reflects the Cleric Level. I'm trying to figure out how to get the Travel Domain power of extra base speed to show up on my character sheet too. Will this require an extra column on the Bonuses_DATA sheet? ![]()
Another small error. Right now Paladin Divine Grace is active even when the character is not a lvl 2 Paladin. On my sheet I fixed this by changing Classes_DATA2!L272 to =IF(Attributes_DATA!I301="yes",IF(cell_chamod>0,cell_chamod,0),0). Again, following the bouncing ball through the excel sheets, I am in awe of the work that went into this. Thank you. It makes character creation a snap. ![]()
Kor - Orc Scrollkeeper wrote:
One more error regarding the weight of weapons and armor. Your table_armorDATA_weight table on the armor_data worksheet reflects the modifiers to the cost of the armor, not the weight. This also means there is no need to differentiate between humanoid and non humanoid, because the weight modifiers are the same for both. This had my Gnomish Paladin Lord Chestnut the Brave buckling under the weight of his armor, shield and sword, all of which weighed twice as much as they should. Table: Armor for Unusual Creatures
Otherwise this is a very nifty excel sheet. I love the thoroughness and the intricacy of the code. Kudos. |