Alpha Planning Checklist

Like many of you, I have a lot of level 50 characters. I've unlocked the Alpha slot on most of them, and got a common or uncommon boost slotted in a few of them, and rares in two. Theoretically, I would one day like to have at minimum a rare Alpha in all of my 50's, if for no other reason than to have all my 50's become 50 (+1).

That sounds great, but keeping track of what components I need for which boosts and what I already have across over a dozen characters is going to be a real pain. To help, I've created the following spreadsheet, which I offer to anyone who wants to make their own copy:

Alpha Planning Checklist (Google Docs)

As you can see, Cherry Bombshell and Meltdown Molly, my two "main" 50's, are well on their way to having their Very Rare Alpha crafted. You can look at them to see an example of how I use this spreadsheet.

The "Template" sheet is the basic checklist. You'll decide which Very Rare you want to go after and which Uncommons and Rares you want to use to get there, and fill in everything needed. Then you can check them off as you get them.

The "Boost Recipes" sheet shows what is needed to craft each possible boost. I will eventually add comments to each one to show the effects of each boost, so you wont have to cross reference from any other source when planning.

The "Components" sheet shows what all the components are and how they are obtained.

Let me know what you think, and if you have any suggestions on how this could be more useful/better. Eventually when all the information is released, I'll add info on the other slots (or create new spreadsheets, depending on how complicated it all gets).

Nevermind!

Neat!

@SpaceNut - My 50s, AE arcs and current projects at ParagonWiki

Um, I can't seem to access the doc... it says "You are signed in as <snip>, but that email address doesn't have permission to access this spreadsheet. (Sign in as a different user or request access to this document)

OK I changed it and it now seems to be working even when I am not logged in. Try again.

I had it set to "anyone who has the link" which said that anyone could view it without being signed in. But that didn't seem to be the case, so I changed it to "anyone on the internet."