Pathfinder 2e Combat Tracker

Track your combat encounters for Pathfinder Second Edition.

Quickly create characters and add them to the encounter. Track any stat you like. Health, Armour Class, Saves, Spell slots, Reactions, etc..
Easily add conditions and track their values.

Want to know when a spell ends, or reinforcements arrive? You can add timers that will alert you when they go off.

You can make the tracker as simple or as complex as you like. Just need character names in initiative order? You can do that. Want to track every intricate skill, save and stat for a monster? You can do that too.

Stats

You can create and customise any stat you want. Choose one of 4 types. Select an icon and colour to make it stand out. You can add or remove any stat to any character. You want to only track the health of a certain character? Easily done. You want to track all their abilities, their saves, their skills, their reaction. Simply create all these stats on the character and you can track them during combat.

There are 4 types of stats:

• Value: This lets you track any single value stats like Armour Class or any of their saves.
  
• Max Value: This let's you track any stat with a a maximum value like Health or Spell Slots. You can display this type of stat with a bar if you want to.
  
• Toggle: This represents a binary toggle. It's either on or off. This is useful for things like Reaction or to see if a dragon has their breath weapon up.
  
• Text: A simple text box. You can track anything in here. For example abilities or weaknesses are useful to keep in a text stat.
  

Any of these stats can be easily adjusted during combat by clicking them.

Creating the same Health stat over and over would be a lot of unnecessary work. This is why you can create stat templates. Customise the stat how you want it to look and be presented. Then you can add this template to any character. Simply change the value to what you need and you're good to go.

Groups

You can create named groups of characters. These groups can easily be added to combat. These can be used for the adventuring group, but also for creating encounters, as you can adjust the amount for each character.

You can create a Goblin Ambush for example and add 5 goblins. You can than add all 5 of these to the combat with the simple click of a button. They will have their names adjusted with numbers too, so you can easily separate them.