Yes, it is. It's found in the file 3.0 - Oriental Adventures.

The issue appears to be related to having more than one skill set to be removed from the base class. The code appears to have been here for a long time and I only find like 3 variant classes that make use of it and all three are tossing the same error.

I am going to have to ask Colen a question and most likely fix this for the next release.

Do you know if this was working before?

Sorry, I don't. I think Illyahr created it, so maybe he knows if it was working previously.

It had been. I only started getting that error with the last update. It worked fine before.

I've been going back through all my portfolios and re-assigning all my spells to use the new ones, and there is a strange anomaly.

I can't added Dispel Magic, Greater to any spell list. Not sure why I can't, but I'd appreciate if you could test as well and see if it is just my files.

Thanks!

I just created a sorcerer and was able to add Dispel Magic, Greater. Are you not seeing the spell, or getting an error when trying to add it?

I just do not see it. I'll have to see if I didn't do something to cause this, especially if you can see it. I was not able to see it on a wizard, cleric, and bard. I just made an assumption about the sorcerer, but after testing here it isn't showing up in my list. It has probably got something to do with my files. Stay tuned.

For some reason, it just isn't appearing in my files. Can't find a rhyme or reason for it though.

Do you have a replace thing id vs this spell? Did you double check which tags are on the spell and made sure Helper.Obsolete is not on it?

Yes, I checked and double-checked. Something in my files is causing it, just have no clue what it might be.

This is not replaced or even fiddled with. This is the standard spell that is part of the Spells file, I have no version of it that I've made (in fact, I've deleted all my non-unique spells because of the new spells, since the only reason I was using them was to add the Area/Effect/Target to them). It's an interesting problem...