by all means, let me have it and I'll get that added.) Also, if you're willing to provide that April Fool's rebranding logo with a transparent background.

(Clay, if you have issues with this, let me know.

adds the OVA Logo to the set of 'desktop decals' and uses it by default.

This works even for negative rolls (rolls with a modifier of -1 or less).

Calculates the correct result of a skill check.

Sorts all dice in OVA skill checks, for easier result calculation by users.

This slash command will take the modifier stack into account, so doing '/ovaroll +2' with a modifier stack total of +4 will perform a skill check at +6.

Adds a slash command ('/ovaroll ') for performing an OVA skill check.

Provides the standard note fields (fluff block, background, appearance, etc.) for each player character.

These attack rolls do take the modifier stack into account.

Allows players to perform an attack roll by dragging the corresponding number from the character sheet.

Allows players to set their character's attacks, including attack rolls.

Allows for these abilities and weaknesses to be added to the modifier widget, which is used when doing skill rolls.

Allows players to set their character's abilities and weaknesses, with arbitrary grouping and individual, character-specific ability descriptions.

Presently, the ruleset does the following: You cannot use this ruleset in a session without doing either of the above.

The session host (GM) must have an Ultimate license ($149 for one-time purchase or $10/month for subscription), which permits anyone else to join their game regardless of if they have a standard license or not.

Every player, including the GM, has to have a standard license (either $39 for one-time purchase or $4/month for subscription), OR.

Using the ruleset requires one of two things: Put the OVARPG.pak file in the 'rulesets' folder of your Fantasy Grounds Data folder, which should also contain other. The ruleset can be downloaded from here (dropbox). It's not 'feature complete,' especially when you compare it to the stock rulesets for D&D and Pathfinder that come with FG2, but it is presently usable in that player characters can be made (and used) and skill checks can be made (currently using the '/ovaroll ' slash command or drag-and-drop of the attack roll). I've been working on a ruleset for the Fantasy Grounds II Virtual tabletop (you know, one of the two big non-free virtual tabletops, the other one being Roll20). For anyone looking to play OVA online using a virtual tabletop, I have one possible solution.

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