2020-01-28 Update: Build 3C0D1F2

[SteveT]

Client Changes and Improvements

• Enables adding cast members and PCs to the stage, as well as enacting scripts, while tactical mode is in progress.
• Pathfinder 2 Playtest is no longer accessible
• Added a message to the game system selection screen indicating the end of the Pathfinder Playtest.
• Errors loading characters now display more specific error messages
• Adds additional styling to stage characters' health and condition bars when they are empty, signifying that they may be dead, dying, unconscious, or some other relevant negative status.

Game Mechanics

• SR6 - Enchanters can now add the spells they are able to enchant items with.
• SR6 - The Details page for most items in SR6 now includes a Notes box at the bottom.
• SR6 - "Amount of Activation"-type controls are now shown on the details page, in addition to being shown in an ability's lightning bolt icon on the play tab.
• SR6 - When viewing the details of a condition monitor, all of the soak values that could apply to damage being received on this condition monitor will be shown, instead of only showing the physical soak.
• SR6 - Temporarily prevents checkboxes for enabling/disabling minions from being used for characters on stage. We will lift this restriction in the near future once a backend problem resulting from using these controls is resolved.

[Lewis Graywolf]

Just to point out, Enchanters use Alchemical Formulas, not spells, they are two different applications of magic. And yes, it's exactly the same list as the spell list but Alchemical Formulas use Enchanting instead of Sorcery. Also a full mage is able to do both, Alchemical Formula should really be under a fourth tab in the magic section so the two can be tracked separately.

[Mathias]

Originally Posted by Lewis Graywolf

Just to point out, Enchanters use Alchemical Formulas, not spells, they are two different applications of magic. And yes, it's exactly the same list as the spell list but Alchemical Formulas use Enchanting instead of Sorcery. Also a full mage is able to do both, Alchemical Formula should really be under a fourth tab in the magic section so the two can be tracked separately.

That has changed from 5th edition to 6th edition. In 6th edition, all it says is "If you want a preparation to trigger a spell, you have to choose the spell it will trigger. You can only use a spell you know." (pg 150). So as far as I have found, there's no longer separate lists of formulas and spells.