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As you may or may not be aware, Starfinder has a lot of equipment. I've noticed that the most tedious part of creating or leveling a character is buying gear, simply because you need to wade through tables full of items you either aren't interested in or are unable to purchase. So, because I'm such an exciting and adrenaline-seeking person, I went ahead and tabulated all the equipment in Starfinder in a spreadsheet:
If you're not super familiar with spreadsheet filtering, try this out - navigate to the tab of your favorite kind of equipment and hit the filter icon (right next to the print icon) near the top left of the window. A drop-down icon will appear in each column. Play around with these filters - you can do things like
...and the list of potential lists goes on. I've included all the equipment from all the books I have as of today (October 2017): the Core Rulebook, Alien Archive, and the first two chapters of Dead Suns. I'll do my best to keep this spreadsheet up to date, but no promises. I'm certainly open to suggestions, so if you see an error or would like an additional attribute column to sort by, let me know!
WOW! Can I just say, thank you... about 10 million times? You have made my GM job easier and my players' lives so much better with this fabulous list!
This is amazing! I'm bookmarking this and I'm passing it along to all my Starfinding friends. Great job! :D
This is why I visit these messageboards.
WOW! Can I just say, thank you... about 10 million times? You have made my GM job easier and my players' lives so much better with this fabulous list!
Seconded. You, sir, rock with all due hardness.
Amazing work on this.
Thank-you for the time spent!
WOW Great work Sir.
I thought about doing this myself, but never got around to it (in part because I'm expecting a continuous glut of new gear with each book, and didn't want to invest into that kind of never-ending commitment). You sir, are awesome for taking on such a noteworthy project.
Good news, everyone! I've just got my hands on my copy of Dead Suns 3 of 6: Splintered Worlds, and it has a bunch of fun new gear to play with. I've updated the spreadsheet accordingly.
Necrografts: a new type of augmentation, necrografts are chunks of undead flesh you fuse to yourself. You gain some cool powers, but become susceptible to spells and effects that affect undead creatures. Additionally, you can get a necrograft version of any cybernetic or biotech at a reduced cost, but you suffer the same penalties as for other necrografts. There's also a neat bit of fluff about basic "lease-to-own" necrografts, which involve putting up your corpse for collateral - fun story bit for new characters.
Frailty-class weapons: Mostly cryo weapons with the necrotic special property, frailty-class weapons' cold damage is "infused with negative energy" and heals undead.
Necro grenades: necrotic grenades
Some spooky armor, I guess?: Skitterhide seems to be economical light armor, and Fossilwrap seems to be (relatively) agile heavy armor.
Spreadsheet's been updated with the new gear from Dead Suns 4 of 6: The Ruined Clouds.
YES!
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Diggity Dot Dang Doon.
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Pact Worlds is out, folks! I have dutifully added the sweet, sweet new Pact Worlds gear to everyone's favorite equipment spreadsheet. The new gear includes:
- Seven new weapon families, including a cheaper line of sniper rifles, actual sword canes, and some sick organic whips.
- A new family of solarian weapon crystals with a lower price bracket.
- Ten new weapon fusions, including one that that hides your weapon as an actual tattoo and one that allows your weapon to create its own ammo from UPBs.
- Three new families of armor (one light, two heavy).
- Eleven new armor upgrades, including an invisibility cloak.
- A... bunch... of new technological, magic, and hybrid items. More than I feel like counting, at least.
So sharing that with my gang!
Is there any way thay boneblades could be listed as weapon as well? There are no details in their section for things like damage.
Is there any way thay boneblades could be listed as weapon as well? There are no details in their section for things like damage.
There are several augments, magical items, and other equipment that deal damage without belonging to the 'weapon' category. I'm a bit hesitant to start cross-pollinating the lists, however, because I'm concerned it could get easily confusing. It would be frustrating for an unfamiliar player to find a "weapon" they like in my list only to not be able to find the details in the source material because they're looking in the wrong section.
Not to say that I won't look at it eventually, but for now I'm gonna try to keep it simple. Either way, I need to look at more metrics for organizing technological and magical items first.
I really appreciate the work you put into this, thanks!
Missing the Inferno Knife, described in the sidebar at page 12 of the AP02.
Amazing freaking list, by the way.
I don't see the huchket rifle membrane holdout pistol from Starfinder Society Scenario #1-03 - Yesteryear's Truth.
Here's an excerpt:
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The title page on the document lists only the rulebooks and adventure paths as sources.
Amazing tool, especially for those Alien Archive items (as the book eeems to lack a proper index of things).
Only downside is the filters aren't available on tablets. Not a horrible loss though, just unfortunate for trying to bring to the table.
Can't you download the file and open it in a app inside the tablet, where the filters should be available?
Can't you download the file and open it in a app inside the tablet, where the filters should be available?
It downloads from drive as a PDF unfortunately. Would need to download a specific app for it likely (possibly Sheets?).
It downloads from drive as a PDF unfortunately. Would need to download a specific app for it likely (possibly Sheets?).
Really? From inside the file I can "Download as" .xlsx, .ods. .pdf, .html, .csv and .tsv
Just wondering how hard would it be to have a page that worked like a shop where you put your CL/APL in and your total credits and shows you what you could afford based on being at a normal level, +1 level, and +2 level?
You sir are a god
shhh... don't tell anyone
Even with Paizo's recent partnership with Archives of Nethys, I am still finding tons of use for this database!
Cuts my equipment purchasing time to a quarter of what it once was.
Boy, I haven't updated this thread in a while! To answer a few questions...
There are a number of different bits of equipment in the various SF society modules that are unique and could be added. Nice work though.
I have thus far refrained from adding equipment from Society Scenarios, because (1) I don't subscribe to that product line and (2) most players don't have access to those sources either. I'm not saying I wouldn't add them in the future, but the SFS equipment is certainly the most labor intensive per item of any source type.
Just wondering how hard would it be to have a page that worked like a shop where you put your CL/APL in and your total credits and shows you what you could afford based on being at a normal level, +1 level, and +2 level?
You can more or less do this by yourself using filters! (For those not super-experienced with spreadsheets, navigate to your favorite tab and tap on the funnel-looking icon next to the print icon at the top left and select "create new temporary filter view". now there's a little filter icon on each column you can use to only show items less than a particular item level, within a certain budget, or a gazillion other things.
Oh, and while I'm here...
Since my last update in this thread, I've added the items from Armory, Alien Archive 2, and all the AP books through the first installment of Signal of Screams. That's a lot of stuff, and now it's all in one place! Major thanks to the very rad Tezlok, who volunteered to assist with data entry and typed out at least half of Armory.
Thank you Jimbles! :D
I've been waiting for this. Good work man!
Thanks much!
Good on ya, thread necromancer. Had no idea this existed, but now I am blissfully aware!
https://hephaistos.azurewebsites.net/ is just da bomb for building characters with an astonishing amount of filters.
I can't believe it's free.