Inaccurate Character Displays

This was pointed out to me by a player and I only just now had time to verify it, but when you select a character to build off of in the character builder and it gives you a preview of their page, this information isn’t always accurate.

For example, my player played Mister Fantastic, and I told him he had Damage Reduction 5 (which he does), but when my player went into the character builder he saw that Mister Fantastic was displaying Damage Reduction -2 (which is what he had in the original print of the rulebook)


If its present on Mister Fantastic’s sheet preview, it might be on other’s too

Mr. Fantastic does not have Damage Reduction 5. He has Damage Reducttion 2 from Flexible Bones 2. When he uses Body Sheet it bumps up to a 3. Modifiers to Damage Multipliers do not stack. The Damage Reduction 5 in the character sheet is an error when activating Body Sheet.

@Eve Any chance someone can look at how Body Sheet interacts with Flexible bones? They shouldn’t stack.

Yep, I’ve got this and the original report all written up so that we can look into it further.

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So it is -2?

Mr Fantastic’s damage reduction is only 2 normally.

Body Sheet is erroneously apply an additional 3 damage reduction on Demiplane sheets. That shouldn’t stack and when it’s active it should just be 3.

I figured out part of the problem: Mister Fantastic’s sheet automatically has body sheet turned on. You have to manually turn it off.

The stacking is a deeper problem, but the big problem is that body sheet’s concentration is just… already on when you look at the sheet.

https://app.demiplane.com/nexus/marvelrpg/character-sheet/d0c40e83-5e5c-4673-860d-36769e8846c9/pregen

Oof yeah that is odd. That’s the only time I seen a pregen sheet with a concentration slider in the On position.

The obvious explanation is that every night Mister Fantastic sleeps as the sheet on his bed

All I can say is that having Body Sheet on is intentional. It represents the state of the original sheet from Marvel which is what we treat as the default. So he might very well be spending nights as his own bedsheets.

I’ll adjust my original report on this to reflect the fact that the problem is just with the stacking.

Is it possible Marvel made a mistake then? Because I can’t fathom why he’d start with body sheet active otherwise