[SWSE] The SagaSheet - an invaluable resource

[Kiero]

I'm about to start playing in a Star Wars Saga Edition game (set in the Legacy era - probably my second-to-last choice of era, but a cool group), and there's something I've found brilliant for helping me make a character. It's an Excel spreadsheet called the SagaSheet. It's macro-laden and sometimes buggy as a result, but it's still a lot easier than making characters by hand. Plus as outputs it can do your stat block, and even a print-able character sheet.

Here's an example of the stat block output, my character:

Coll Arranda CL 4

Medium Human Jedi 2/scout 2
Init +9; Senses Perception +9
Languages Basic

Defenses Ref 19 (flat-footed 16), Fort 16, Will 17; Deflect
hp 52; Threshold 16

Speed 6 squares
Melee lightsaber +6 (2d8+5) or
Melee lightsaber +6 (2d8+8) with both hands or
Melee unarmed +6 (1d6+5)
Ranged blaster rifle +5 (3d8+2) or
Ranged blaster rifle +0 (3d8+2) with autofire
Base Atk +3; Grp +6
Atk Options autofire (blaster rifle)
Special Actions Shake It Off
Force Powers Known (Use The Force +8) battle strike, move object, surge

Abilities Str 16, Dex 14, Con 13, Int 10, Wis 14, Cha 12
Talents Acute Senses, Deflect
Feats Force Sensitive, Force Training, Martial Arts I, Shake it Off, Skill Training (Acrobatics, Athletics), Weapon Proficiency (lightsabers, pistols, rifles, simple)
Skills Acrobatics +9, Athletics* +10, Endurance +8, Initiative +9, Perception +9 (may reroll but must keep the result of the reroll even if worse), Stealth +9, Survival +9, Use the Force +8
Possessions blaster rifle, lightsaber

*In this game, Climb, Jump and Swim are combined into one Athletics skill

Particularly useful for making NPCs, if you're doing them by running through the proper chargen system, rather than just choosing whatever's appropriate.

[Mando Knight]

Good find. I prefer to do the number crunching myself, but I know there are those that don't...