Maybe a look at how the Ranger Favoured Enemy class feature is implemented would help with this primary/secondary control?

I don't agree with this plan. If we are going to fix this then lets do it correctly and not have to "duplicate" all Disciplines twice. In addition we should keep to the solutions we already have in Pack that gamers are using.

The Psychic Warrior at level 9 chooses a 2nd Warrior's Path ability. At that time the gamer gets a new drop-down on the path abilities that require them to select one as Primary and one as Secondary. I would prefer we did the same in this case. The Primary one gets the abilities at 2,8,14 & 20. The secondary discipline gains abilities at 10 & 15th level and the 14 & 20th level abilities are disabled.

The logic can easily be stored in a new Procedure so that its easy to change or fix. Plus easy to add to all the disciplines. This prevents the need of having duplicates of every discipline.

Ok, this works too.

Eberron Bug Report (Community Pack v1.7)

I just noticed something else missing on the Dolgaunt. I don't see any indication in Hero Lab that the Dolgaunt's tentacles have 10' Reach (Eberron Campaign Setting, p. 281).

I am thinking it maybe best to encapsulate this logic with a new specific Thing Type called a "Discipline". I can then more easily hide the script logic being done and have a simple new "editor" tab actually. That would allow for creating new future disciplines or house-rule disciplines to be made very easily.

Let me take a look into that today.

This is because unlike today no real feature existed in HL to designate one attack had a different reach than standard.

I have added it to the list to be enhanced...

Sounds like a plan. With your concept, I'd like to see if we can implement the "partial disciplines" that comes with the mythic abilities.. otherwise, I'll implement them as secondary abilities, instead.

Your work is greatly appreciated. :D

I just noticed something from last nights game. The Cryptic's Disrupt Pattern qualifies as a weapon -- yet with feats like weapon focus, deadly aim, smite, etc it doesn't auto-calculcate the additional feat effects.

How would we implement being able to apply these effects.. I presume it's similiar to something like the mind bolt, although it's considered to be a ray-like weapon.

With allot more scripting that is how. Its a weapon yes but we have taken full control over the damage dice values. Meaning all those "bonuses" will have to be manually calculated into the total.

Deadly Aim by the rules does not affect Disrupt Pattern because its a Touch Attack and Deadly Aim does not work with touch attacks. So we need to carefully verify what really needs to be added please.