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Possible feature idea

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Unseelie

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I'm not sure how hard this would be to do, because I haven't looked at how spells are implemented, but:

It would be great if there was a condition for when a spell component pouch/holy focus has been removed from a character.

If possible, I would love to see this implemented in a way that it would disable spells with a material component, or any abilities that require a physical focus.
 
This would mean potentially adding expr-req requirements for nearly every spell. Unless someone was able and willing to go through and build tags and an eval that looks for the tags. Even tagging all those spells would be hours of work though.

Most of my players take the Eschew Materials feat to avoid dealing with components.
 
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Wouldn't an easier way would check for a particular piece of equipment being equipped then doing a foreach loop on all spells on the character that have a material component and disable them?
 
frumple said:
Wouldn't an easier way would check for a particular piece of equipment being equipped then doing a foreach loop on all spells on the character that have a material component and disable them?
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My only thought on doing this would be can spells be disabled? I don't recall a tag that does it but I admit to never looking before. Be worth checking to see how a spell gets disabled when it gets cast.
 
Looks like the tag that does it is Helper.SpOverLev, but I haven't been able to figure the timing on it to be effective.
 
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