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That's a design decision that needs to be deliberated upon and possibly altered because as it stands, it is highly confusing and may lead a lot of people to believe that you can't make an Unchained class at all in PCGen. It was only when I went back to the summary screen after selecting the class that I realized I could make the Unchained version. I actually found that very confusing when making an unchained class as I couldn't select it from the class list as one would usually do when making a character. QUESTION: I'm very curious (from both a user's viewpoint and that of a designer) as to why you made the Unchained classes as options within the class (when the source is selected) instead of a separate class in their own right.LIMITATIONS: Warning - Due to how PCGen processes SPELL LISTS, an Unchained Summoner will require you to SAVE and RELOAD to have the correct spells populate your spell list.

Congratulations, you now have an Unchained version of the Class. Once you add the first level, go to the Feats & Abilities tab, under Class Features, there should be a CLASS SELECTION group. Select the base class, Rogue for Unchained Rogue as an example. You will need to load Pathfinder Unchained to have access to the first four Unchained variant classes - Barbarian, Monk, Rogue, and Summoner.

ANSWER: First, you need to make sure you are loading the correct book(s).

QUESTION: How can I created an Unchained x class?.

Non-d20 Systems we're building support for:

Killshot (Non-d20 system) by Broken Ruler Games (This is ready to play but needs a Character Sheet to display).

Gaslight 1st edition by Battlefield Press.

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Fantasy Craft by Crafty Games (Crafty Games is hosting the full core rule book, we only have a level 4 demo set).

D&D Modern Edition (Listed as MSRD - Modern System Resource Documents).

D&D 3.5 edition (Listed as RSRD - Revised System Resource Documents).

D&D 3.0 edition (Listed as SRD - System Resource Documents).

Our list of supported d20 systems with pre-made books: Those will require custom sets that you can make yourself.

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Due to license issues, the program can support 4th edition and the upcoming 5th edition (known as D&D Next) but we cannot supply any pre-made books. Today PCGen (version 6.2) supports Dungeons and Dragons by Wizard of the Coast - the specific versions supported directly are: 3rd edition (Known as SRD), 3.5 edition (RSRD), d20 Modern (MSRD). PCGen is built to support the most popular d20 systems and has plans for future expansion into non-d20 based systems.

#Pcgen homebrew software

It allows you to print out character sheets, or export them into various formats for later use - such as a basic text sheet, xml for various forum play and software systems, htm for web browser enabled devices and pdf.

PCGen is a JAVA Program that uses custom 'text' files (*.pcc and *.lst) to emulate books from table-top role-playing games, like Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition, to help create and maintain system rules-legal characters for that game system. 6.6 Homebrew OS Sheet for working 5.17.16 and forward.6.3 Java 7 for version 5.17.11 or lower.5 Is there support for issues and recommendations?.2 What systems does PCGen support today?.