Created Saturday 03 August 2013 vrwe

The grid is the realm of the intellect. Those with high computer use skills and those with high intelligence will do better on the Gird than those without.

Very much just filling in the blanks on a Shadow sheet. A few decisions to make about software if you're going to be doing more than casual dipping into the grid.

A shadow has as many Hit Dice (d6) as it's user has character levels. It has maximum hit points for every level and gains bonus hit points equal to it's users rank in the Computer Use skill rather than adding points based on it's Constitution score.

An shadow’s massive damage threshold equals its user’s Intelligence score.

The shadow’s initiative modifier equals its user’s Intelligence modifier plus any other bonuses the user may have from class features or feats that specifically apply to the shadow’s initiative bonus.

An shadow has a base speed of 30 feet within any node.

An shadow’s Defense equals 10 + its user’s class bonus to Defense + its user’s Intelligence modifier + any applicable software modifiers. Touch attacks against the shadow ignore armor software modifiers but not deflection software modifiers. A flat-footed shadow loses its user’s Intelligence bonus to Defense.

An shadow’s base attack bonus equals its user’s ranks in the Computer Use skill.

The user’s Intelligence modifier applies to all attack and damage rolls instead of his Strength and Dexterity modifiers.

An shadow’s size should be medium.

An medium-sized shadow has a fighting space of 5 feet by 5 feet.

An medium-sized shadow has a reach of 5 feet.

An shadow may have special qualities imparted by either special software or its user.

An shadow has the same base save bonuses as its user. Apply the user’s Intelligence modifier instead of his Constitution, Dexterity, or Wisdom modifier to the shadow’s base Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saving throws.

An shadow's Strength, Dexterity and Consitution are equal to the user's ranks in the Computer Use skill. Intelligence, Wisdom and Charisma are the same as the user's.

A Computer Use check is used to resolve all skill checks except Bluff, Concentration, Decipher Script, Diplomacy, Gamble, Gather Information, Intimidate, Investigate, Knowledge (all skills), Research, and Sense Motive.

Software installed in the shadow is listed here. The memory cost of each piece of software is next to it.

Shadow 's usually have ten memory blocks, but each piece of installed software uses up one or more of these blocks, depending on its memory cost. Fill-in the number of used blocks here.