Durzan Malakim

Here are some previews of this template in action.

cem-template-preview.pdf

The break tags are a good addition for anyone who doesn't want to add HTML code directly into their HDE files, which I suspect is most people. I, of course, am one of those weirdos who adds HTML code directly to their HDE files. 

This is what happens when John Constantine loves Harry Dresden very, very much. The primary thing stands out to me as a Stop Sign is:

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 all slots No Conscious Control (-2)

This makes the GM responsible for all your powers, which some GMs may not want to do. While this is technically a rules-legal 400 point character, I'd remove this limitation and pay for the 25 point difference with lower characteristic values. The source material for these two characters doesn't make me envision a 25 superhuman constitution. While I realize you want to avoid being Con stunned, a more merely human constitution would save you some points and let your poor GM focus on all those NPCs rather than running you as well.

Nice export format, sir. Here's a screenshot you can use to preview it.

I've updated the complications section again. Adder text for some complications was not displaying but now displays properly. I saw the error in Rivalries where the rival description was not displaying, but now does.

I updated the complications section to have properly display all the adders in parentheses. I also updated all the preview screenshots to show version 2.05.

I updated the Perks section to display adders in parentheses, properly display positive reputation bonuses, and properly display contact rolls. Using the magic of REPLACE and REG_REPLACE, the export format distinguishes between Perks where the Levels are bonuses, such as with Positive Reputation, and Perks where the Levels increase the Perk Roll, such as with Contacts.

You may want to reconsider after looking at my "Elastigirl" growth writup. HM

I've updated the export format to display both primary and secondary values in the damage tracking blocks. I think Elastigirl looks usable in the new format. 

I guess I am assuming the "big block" section might be used by players that printed a copy of this sheet to actively track their current stats so it could be confusing in that circumstance.

 

HM

I failed both my perception and deduction rolls here. Yes, the big blocks are indeed intended for live tracking of values in combat. I didn't occur to me to list multiple values for STUN, BODY, and END in those tracking boxes. I blame years of D&D-based conditioning of tracking one-and-only-one pool of hit points for this oversight. "Who would create separate hit point pools? That's just crazy!"

I don't think I'll fix that display since it will throw off the layout of the page. Besides players can write in the correct number in the current max box if they're actually tracking totals.

I don't think it's a space issue. I think you need to create a secondary box for Stun, End and Body.

 

My version of Superman should be displaying 60 Stun and 60 End as his 'primary' values in those stats (when not under a red sun or near kryptonite). 

 

HM

Is the 30 / 60 display not sufficient? The export is just displaying the primary and secondary values from HD. You can change the calculation to add the +30 STUN and +30 END to the primary value instead of the secondary value.

Well done.