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demo questions?

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artificer

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I am trying to create a PFS character with the demo software however I have two issues so far:

1) The bonded object list is empty
2) The spellbook allows me to add any amount of spells with no warning about the 3+ int mod number of starting spells.

Is that normal?
 
1) Have you added an object to bond to on the Magic tab?

2) This is a known issue that is already on our to-do list.
 
Mathias said:
1) Have you added an object to bond to on the Magic tab?
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Thanks for tip that did the trick. However I think that the interface should have told me about that!


Mathias said:
2) This is a known issue that is already on our to-do list.
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Glad to know that! There is any kind of online change-log so I can keep track of the features added to the software?

Thanks!
 
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artificer said:
Thanks for tip that did the trick. However I think that the interface should have told me about that!
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The description on abilities, feats, and skills often list this type of extra information. I would be surprised its not listed actually. Its very worth reading the text info that is on each thing by clicking on the question mark.

I know its their for how to add "Mutagens" to your character if your an Alchemist. Also their for many things like Adjustments and stuff.

The interface takes a little getting use to but it has a very nice set of Standards. So once you get over the initial steps it starts to become pretty intuitive to use. But Pathfinder is a very very complex game system so sometimes may need a slight pointer the first few times using it. :)
 
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