Official Star Trek 2d20 Bug Report Thread

[GregRex]

I just created a new campaign to give it a test. Still no NPC records. The Story entries have no links either.

[superteddy57]

I did another push of the product, please let me know if this changed anything.

[GregRex]

Well, I have it now. I may have been there before but now I have both the Core Rulebook and the separate adventure 'The Rescue at Xerxes' loaded. I can't 100% say that I had The Rescue at Xerxes to load previously.

The confusion stems from the Story being in both the Core Rulebook and in the separate adventure. I was running the Story out of the Core Rulebook which did not contain the NPCs. Image below for clarification:


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[superteddy57]

Ah, that might be on me then and not removing the adventure from the core rulebook when I went to create the separate module. I'll look it over and adjust the core rulebook to eliminate the confusion.

[GenesisX]

When using the character creation wizard, Training offers a choice between One +2, Two +1 and Three +1, while the rulebook states One +2 and One +1, or Three+1. I believe this is a bug.

[superteddy57]

When using the character creation wizard, Training offers a choice between One +2, Two +1 and Three +1, while the rulebook states One +2 and One +1, or Three+1. I believe this is a bug.

Pushed a fix to LIVE that should help resolve this issue.

[travin]

You can add the DIFFICULTY effect to increase or decrease such cases.

https://fantasygroundsunity.atlassia...vanced+Effects

Is there any other documentation on this feature? I cannot understand how/where to apply it. Is the # supposed to be in the title or something else? Please assist.

[superteddy57]

The wiki is the best place for information on the ruleset.
https://fantasygroundsunity.atlassia...vanced+Effects

It would need to be added to the actor as an effect which can be done directly or setting up custom effects from the tools effects button. Once applied it will increase/decrease every action's difficulty by that number.

[travin]

The documentation at the link isn't as helpful as I'd like.

My scenario is to increase the difficulty of some default ship rolls, such as "Scan for Weakness".

If I want to increase the difficulty from a 1 to a 2, would that be DIFFICULTY: 1, DIFFICULTY: +1, DIFFICULTY: 2?

Then does the effect go onto the person performing the task, the ship doing the scan, or the ship being scanned?

[superteddy57]

The difficulty would go on the actor performing the roll. The DIFFICULTY effect adjusts the difficulty from either the action being performed, if it has a set difficulty, or takes in the difficulty set on the desktop.