Now, as I am making a base FATE Core I am putting in basic details, I need one attribute for refresh, 10 attributes to cover skills and 4 to cover stress boxes. This is refresh, physical and mental stress boxes and skills. Next step is for us to approach the numeric aspects. When we have a character entered (I’ll show this later) we want the heading section to be the aspect and the note section (editing is accessed by pressing the little pencil, changing details then hitting the little tick to close it again) will contain what type of aspect and how the character came by it. These need to be done as Abilities so click add 5 times and edit each entry so your sheet looks something like the below image. The first thing we want to record are the Aspects. Once we have done that there are no other changes required for the “Bio & Info” tab so we click on the “Attributes & Abilities” tab. It will generate a character name (mine was Frotoj Erer) but I replace this with Fate Core Template Sheet as this is what it will appear as in the Journal tab. You do this by going to the journal tab in the far right menu bar and under Character Sheet heading press “new” or “add” to come up with the below screen. First thing you have to do is create a new character sheet. What I intend to do is set up something that can record the above as well as provide you with macro buttons to roll skills in game. What we are trying to recreate in Roll 20įirst thing is not to expect a character sheet like the above. Note, there are a lot of images in this post and it takes around an hour to set up the base template, but once you are at that point you should never need to do it again!
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I will now show you how to put together a FATE Core character sheet template and then use it to create a character.
A few others asked for the same so I agreed to post it as my next blog. +William Chambers yesterday posted to the FATE Core community asking how a character sheet could be set up to cover this and I offered my experience to aid him. Roll 20 is a wonderful invention but it is a right bummer that there are no template character sheets out there that you can input straight away into the character sheet section and use.
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