Herolab is actually free for the most part, the only thing you can't do in Herolab's demo is save the files. Otherwise, you can input the stats into the system and either printscreen it like some of my players did or copy all the info you put down on a PDF.
I paid 30 bucks and even more for the bonus packs. I'd say I got my money's worth, but I understand that those new to the system might not want to make upfront investments.
Oh, that's good to know, thanks
Would it be too much of a stretch to get into a forcefield-protected seaside city by using a superacid to burrow under the forcefield's range? Asking as a GM for reasons of covering possible plotholes.
Why a stretch? If forcefield does not go underground you can easily play a mole. Just try to not get water in your acid - they sometimes have too exciting reactions.
Okay, thanks! Although another question I have is that the construct minions responsible for doing this are using tadpole mutants from isles of junk pretty far away from the city.
What would be a way these junk constructs could travel unnoticed to the city from so far away? Note that wiring is not an issue with these things, as they're animated by forces supernatural.
Under the sea of course! Submarine basically. Depending on what type of supernatural you have the actual "submarine" can be many things. From clockwork/steampunk abomination to some biomonstrosity by the name of Leviathan.
Ship mutants to some remote location around the city and after there will be enough of them put them to digging. They gonna make earth soft with their acid and it will be easy to remove it. Or if there will be enough of them they can even dissolve it making a tunnel.
Though constructs will need to feed them. So they will need either to ship food to the dig-site or get in other place. A good chance for players to intercept them.
I suppose I am making this harder than I should. Thanks for the help!
I was also thinking of a plothook involving the PCs having to deal with some tadpole mutants being left behind in the city to grow and breed via infesting the food supply.