HERO System 6th Edition Documents

Article by Dennis Mallonee from Adventurer's Club #4 called The Guilty Complex, great article and help give me an idea for a villain group on a up coming project

New Package Deal For Fantasy Hero, The Pathfinder

Here are Cardboard Miniatures From Villainy Codex II - The Return of Terror Inc. by Tiger Paw Press

This is a place for summarizing NPCs key features in a .doc file.

This document is two pages and when printed front to back on a single sheet of paper creates four cards which can be given to new players to help them calculate their OCV and DCV during combatt.

form fillable 6e character sheet (pdf)
 
Not sure who created this but I noticed it was not in the current download section.
 
Enjoy.
 
HM

This file contains the conversion I did of Skyrim's spells into Hero 6th edition. Included is the Hero Designer files for each level of mastery for the spells.

A short XL document with multiple tabs covering the races from the base book, guidelines for the cost of enchanted items based on AP, and a few magical items to boot.

This is a GM screen I created using a combination of tables from Champions Complete (mostly), and Hero System 6E Volume 2. I made minor tweaks to some tables because of spacing needs, but otherwise the tables are straight from those sources.
 
The pages are laid out to use in a landscape 11" x 8 1/2" format. I use a four panel vinyl landscape 11" x 8 1/2" screen I bought online. Of course you can also use the tables on a laptop during play.
 
Enjoy!

A simplified character sheet that I made for personal use. An example character is included, to show what I used it for.
 
If it's in any way useful, great! I plan on tweaking the layout, as I get a better understanding of what I actually want in front of me during a game
 
If anybody has requests/suggestions, feel free to leave a comment!

Letter-sized versions of the HERO SPD chart, for those who like printing things out, or big .pdfs.

A couple of quick and easy Hero Sheet templates, one is a full page sheet, the other is formatted to a 2 column setting for a more 'rule book' feel.
 
My first uploads I guess, didn't see anything like this on here yet.

Fillable Fantasy Hero Complete Character Sheet. See Changelog for changes to this version.

This is a rebuild of the old Campaign Rules sheet that was offered in 4th Edition Champions. It gives the GM a single sheet to fill out with all the things players may need, including power level ranges, point bases, optional rules, house rules, everyman skills, and so on.

Not a lot of people use pencil and paper to fill out character sheets those days, but for those who want that nostalgic feel and enjoy the fun of filling out a sheet, here's a mockup of the old 4th edition character sheet updated for 6th edition.

This is a simple sheet inspired by one from Savage Worlds, offering some ideas on what to do in combat given Hero's vast options. It has very simplified information, leaving the bookwork up to the GM, and includes a quick and dirty combat maneuver chart on page 2.
 
The Combat Survival Guide is designed to be printed front and back on a page and handed out to players so they can check it between phases and see what they might find helpful.

This 2-page PDF contains the 6th edition Hero System core rulebook errata text uploaded by Steven Long. It is merely formatted using the layout of the 6E1/6E2 rulebooks.

Triangle space: Pinched between the grinding millstones of the Federation, the Klingons and the Romulans, this last bastion of freedom among the stars has been a hotbed of political machinations for decades. Today, on Liberty station, the delicate balance will be tested. Will Liberty go down in history as the match point that set the galaxy afire or will the balance be preserved?
Choose your side and your fate.
 
Fall From Grace is an adventure for 6th ed HERO set in the Star Trek universe. It is playable from either the Federation, the Klingon, or the Romulan perspective, and is geared for 4-6 players. All of the characters are fully developed and ready to play.
Designed to be a single 6-8 hour session, Fall From Grace has enough source material to spawn into something more. If you live.

The file is still a work in progress but I wanted to upload it and see what people thought.
The file uses a bunch of macros.
Don't change the file name, the hyperlinks will fall apart.
There is a color code, cells colored green indicate that it's built to be changed. Don't change a cell that isn't green.

This character sheet is a revision of D. Michael Basinger's excellent 5th edition Excel character sheet. This version attempts to keep the simple appeal of the basic 6th edition sheet in the 6th edition core book. Costs should automatically calculate for characteristics, and for the totals of characteristics, skills, perks, talents, and powers. Make sure to set the Total Points value for your campaign to get experience to calculate correctly, and remember that matching complications are not factored in. Printing areas are already set for the two sheets, which do not quite extend to the very bottom of the page. The author is available for comments via the Hero Games forum.

The DOWNLOAD button is only a PDF sample output of the actual Narosia Google Sheet Template.
 
When you click on this link it will give you a preview of the template and allow you to open it within your Google Account to create your own copy. The style approximates the official character sheet but also calculates Characteristic cost with Characteristic Maxima and includes Encumbrance Levels. Courtesy of Legendsmiths.

The DOWNLOAD button is only a PDF sample output of the actual Google Sheet Template.
 
When you click on this link it will give you a preview of the template and allow you to open it within your Google Account to create your own copy. The style approximates the official character sheet but also includes a detailed Powers Worksheet. Courtesy of Legendsmiths.

In the Hero system, movement is measured in meters per phase. Meters aren't used in the U.S. culture. Phases are "measured" by speed (SPD), and phases are within turns, which last 12 seconds. The number of miles per hour achieved by a character is dependent on their movement (purchased or unpurchased) and their SPD characteristic. This chart, when printed, provides a handy reference to know how fast, in U.S. terms, a character can go given these two variables.
 
Since normal humans are given SPD 2 and running at 12 m, you can see this computes to about 4.5 MPH, which an average, healthy, human adult can run.
 
The chart is also helpful if you want to build a character that moves a certain number of miles per hour. If you have already bought the character's SPD, then you can do a reverse look-up and buy the appropriate movement in meters for the movement ability you are building (such as flying, swimming, running, or tunneling, etc.). For instance, to fly at 40 miles an hour, you buy about 70 m of Flight at SPD 3, about 55 m of Flight at SPD 4, about 45 m of Flight at SPD 5, etc.
 
You are also free to change the Movement column values, and the whole grid will update to reflect your changes (it IS Excel, after all).

Sixth Edition Character Conversion Summary
(Pages 20 and 21 from Hero System 6th Edition Volume 1: Character Creation)
 
HERO System 6th Edition Writing and Design
Steven S. Long
 
Original HERO System Design
George MacDonald and Steve Peterson
 
HERO System 4th Edition Design
George MacDonald, Steve Peterson, and Rob Bell
 
Layout and Graphic Design
Fred Hicks

Converting old characters to Champions Complete
 
 
Writing and Design: Derek Hiemforth
Development: Jason Walters
Errata Layout: Thomas Rafalski