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The errata in the Twitch video are incomplete summaries -- there are some ambiguities in figuring out exactly how to apply them to the core rules.
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Redditor darthmarth28 has posted a PF2 Google Sheet here.
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TOS 2nd CORE edition is'nt free, but it's one heck of a powerful product! I am about to release the next build, which adds Dynamic Play!
This will allow players to activate spells and condition on the fly while they are at the gaming table. With support for the stacking rules and the ability to create custom content, TOS 2nd CORE edition is most likely the best character manager you'll find for Pathfinder 2nd edition!
If you get serious about playing PF2, then you have a serious option to handle your PCs!
I'm adding another vote for Pathbuilder2e. I learned the game playing with that app while reading the book.
Since you are obviously the person(s) behind the sheet: Is there any demo version available? How do the printouts look? Which options are included or will be included in the future?TOS 2nd CORE edition is'nt free, but it's one heck of a powerful product! I am about to release the next build, which adds Dynamic Play!
This will allow players to activate spells and condition on the fly while they are at the gaming table. With support for the stacking rules and the ability to create custom content, TOS 2nd CORE edition is most likely the best character manager you'll find for Pathfinder 2nd edition!
If you get serious about playing PF2, then you have a serious option to handle your PCs!
It being Excel ONLY is what killed it for me.
Pathbuilder is nice but CRB-only I fear.
Not quite. From what I can see it includes material from both the Age of Ashes AP and the Lost Omens World Guide.
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Pathbuilder2e is good and is the one I generally use. It has both Android app and browser-based site.
I have also used Wanderer's Guide and liked it well enough. It is browser-based only as far as I know.
Both have free and paid versions. Pathbuilder2e doesn't give access to pets such as Familiars and Eidolons in the free version. Wanderer's Guide only lets you have 6 characters at a time in the free version.
Since it hasn’t been said yet: Pathbuilder has the content from every single 2e release on it. Free Archetype is restricted to the (dirt cheap!) paid version, but you can go wild with everything else - knock yourself out with Vampire Android Gunslingers to your heart’s content.