Pathfinder (Legacy) Sheet Upgrade Available!
In the weekend update, we told you that those of you who wanted to keep the d20-inspired look of our Pathfinder 1e sheet template while getting the benefits of the new data model and the new viewer would be able to do so soon. Good news: the upgrade is now available!
From your existing sheet, you'll see the upgrade banner with the option to Try the new layout. If you'd already tried the upgrade previously and switched back, you'll find this option in the Actions menu instead. In either case, you'll end up in the same place: the Pathfinder (Legacy) layout.
While the look and feel is mostly identical to the classic viewer, there have been a few key upgrades:
A new Caster checkbox shows and hides the caster page, like D&D 5e and the Pathfinder (Anvil) templates. This should automatically check for any sheet with data in the caster page.
The Classes and Levels Workspace from Pathfinder [Experimental] is now included. By default it's set to "I'll write it myself", so your old values are unchanged.
Added a Worn checkbox for armor and shields.
A new Extra weapons, armor, and feats checkbox at the bottom of the first page shows an additional page with more slots, so both Pathfinder (Legacy) and Pathfinder (Anvil) have the same capacity. This is default unchecked since the classic Pathfinder template didn't have the extra fields.
Age, gender, height, weight, eyes, hair, and skin are now consolidated on the last page. Swatch pickers for hair, eye, and skin color have been added.
Text area labels on the last page are now customizable.
Auto-calculated fields now have a grey triangle indicator in the top right corner of the field. These fields can still be manually overridden, but changing any of the source fields will then recalculate automatically.
You can also freely switch between the two Pathfinder layouts from the Actions menu, too. So if you already switched to the Pathfinder (Anvil) layout but want the d20-inspired Pathfinder (Legacy), it's two clicks away.
Please let us know what you think, and keep on weaving those myths!