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How do I add my house rules?

andidv8

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I'm trying to figure out how to add my GM's house rules for out Pathfinder game so that I don't have all of these notices. How do I do that?
 
Personal tab, permanent adjustments, start there.
I usually give one extra feat at character creation, that is how i do it. You can do ALOT of houserule stuff via the permanent adjustment tab.
 
You can also go to the editor and use the mechanics tab to add stuff if you want it to be automatic.

For example if you add a new Mechanic called "Extra Starting Feat" and include the script:

Code:
~if we've been replaced, get out now
      doneif (tagis[Helper.SpcReplace] <> 0)

      #resmax[resFeat] += 1

you will get an extra feat for all characters. I would include a source for that mechanic and makes its parent either UserContent or HouseRules as you like so it can be checked and unchecked.

You can use the script code in adjustments to steal code that you need in your mechanics.

Note I think you need to reload data files to get a new mechanic to load so test button won't cut it.
 
Would help if you told us what these rules are...:P

Sorry about that, one of the house rules is that characters from my region have access to 3 0-level arcane spells at 1/day and I'm playing a gunslinder. That's the biggest I we have that I didn't manage to figure out with just using the permanent adjustment stuff.
 
Are the rules for that like the magical talent trait (just three times)? Or do the specifics differ?

If it is like Magical Talent, take a look at how that trait functions - see if you can duplicate those mechanisms on a Racial Special, then add 3 copies of that racial special to the background you've created, using the "Racial Special Abilities" button on the background.
 
Are the rules for that like the magical talent trait (just three times)? Or do the specifics differ?

If it is like Magical Talent, take a look at how that trait functions - see if you can duplicate those mechanisms on a Racial Special, then add 3 copies of that racial special to the background you've created, using the "Racial Special Abilities" button on the background.

Looking at it, yeah it functions just like that.
 
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