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Originally Posted by Ualaa
Hero Lab has various options for stats.
You can use various point-buy totals.
You can roll your dice and just "pick" the totals (which is the default option).
What part are you not getting?
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As for the Talon character, making up a Pathfinder elf fighter is pretty self explanatory.
Where I am having problems is the Windyarm character How do I create a Pathfinder PC?
Telerie Windyarm
The
Ability Scores are easy, just insert them but then it gets confusing:
How do I add in the "
Broke", "
History" (her family was ravaged by the evil wizard Gathgor), and "
Insane" (lacks a sense of modesty, has no racial prejudices);
The "
Fast Learner" (specialized in skills for one-half cost);
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Float Like a Butterfly" (What the heck is that and where is something similar on HL???);
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Split Movement/attacking" (Which is what??)
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Berserker with Odinpower and Enduring" Telerie gains a +6 bonus to Strength, a +4 bonus to Dexterity, and a +3 bonus to Armor Class.(OK How do I add in the Beserker, can I make her a Barbarian to allow her to go Beserk? And I am not sure what the Odin Power is or the Enduring or how to add them in."
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Reflex Training/Combat Reflexes variant", specialized for one-half cost/only for using Block maneuvers
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Brawny Beauty" Augmented Bonus with the Improved and Advanced modifiers/add Strength bonus to hit points. Augmented Bonus with the Improved and Advanced modifiers/add Charisma to Armor Class; corrupted for increased effect/only while wearing light armor or no armor; specialized for double effect/only against opponents that would be attracted to her.
In looking through HeroLab, I am at a loss as to how to convert everything over.
As the page says:
"This build of Telerie largely has her focusing on avoiding blows rather than absorbing them, while still working fairly well as a melee combatant. In other words, she’s straddling the line between a striker and a tank. A not-inconsiderable part of her effectiveness comes from the the nature of the enemies she usually faces; in a more high-powered world (e.g. most Pathfinder settings), she’d likely find herself overwhelmed in fairly short order.
Of course, what’s not here is the heaping-helping of “plot immunity” that Telerie likely has. After all, when the comic’s creator personally appears in the work to ogle you, you’re probably going to make it through somehow."