Testing Spells and Confused

The online help for the program is very useful, with screenshots.

Also, there are different forum posts which describe how to set up "effects".

I'm still learning the program, but I have set up spell effects which are very helpful to me.

For spells and/or abilities, you can set effects:

- The name (I often add notes to the name for quick reference, such as range, special not-auto-applied effects, etc.)

- Number of times can be used (at will, day, encounter, charges, etc.)

- If you click on the effect (default "inert"), you can specify a duration, a saving throw (type, number, 1/2 or negates), and various +/- modifiers to attack/damage, abilities, defense, etc. You can also specify temp, ongoing and instantaneous damage or healing by clicking "diced" in the damage tab. Note: you can set up a healing spell here (type healing, 3d8+9 for example) or damage (type fire, 8d6, Ref DC 19 half for example).

When you select the spell/ability and apply the effect, you can select targets. You can also do this with the Game Tools area of effect templates (line, cone, burst, etc.). Then the Judge can accept or modify/remove what creatures are affected. With the effect and save set up, the saves and damage can easily be applied to multiple creatures!

I downloaded the Pathfinder bestiary from forum post here, selected and saved all of the creatures, and they have abilities and attacks set up. It was a Hellhound that showed me the diced damage attack type for his breath weapon.

Much info is in the help manual.