Classes tab

Go to the Main Tab Go to the DM Tools Tab Click here to quit PCGen. You will be warned to save any modified characters. Clicking here will create a new character. You must have loaded a campaign that includes the Player's Handbook before this becomes active. This allows you to load a previously saved PCGen character. Cicking on this tab will take you to the character "New1" This will close the current character. This will close all currently open characters. This will save the current character. This will save all the characters. Go to the Stats tab Go to the Classes tab Go to the Abilities tab Go to the Skills tab Go to the Feats tab Go to the Domains tab Go to the Spells tab Go to the Profile tab Go to the Traits tab Go to the Misc tab Go to the Equipment tab Go to the Companions tab Go to the Preview tab You enter or edit the name of the current character in this field.

The table on the left lists all the classes available in the loaded campaigns. Your character qualifies for any where the Q column checkbox is checked. Other attributes of each class are also shown – including BAB (Base Attack Bonus) which is generally either G(ood), M(edium), B(ad) or O(ther). The checks (Fort, Reflex and Will) use the same letters to indicate that classes progression. Selecting a class and then clicking on the plus button below the table will add a level of that class to your character if you qualify for that class. Conversely, if you click on the minus button you will subtract a level. As you add/subtract levels the table in the upper right will list your character's classes and levels. The Filter list box can be used to minimize the number of classes which are displayed – choices are: All, Qualified, Base (no pre-requisites) and Prestige (has pre-requisites). Displayed under the table on the right are: HP (your hit points which you can edit, and if you do edit the hit points will be distributed evenly among your classes and levels); your base Fort, Reflex and Will checks; your spendable Feat and Skills points; your Base Attack Bonus (BAB). Defense, Reputation and Wound Point fields are only displayed if you're in Star Wars Mode. Your experience is also displayed, and if you edit this value PCGen will determine if you can advance a level or if you no longer have enough experience to be your current level.