I see the confusion now. Illyahr is referring to the columns here, not the rows. I'll make the adjustment. Thanks, Illyahr.
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Bug Reports - Community Created 3.5 D&D data set
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I see the confusion now. Illyahr is referring to the columns here, not the rows. I'll make the adjustment. Thanks, Illyahr.
The Shadowcaster (for some reason) is giving extra mysteries known with high Charisma when the Mouseferatu update is active. I don't know why this is as it isn't mentioned in the update. The extra uses per day is already attached to the mysteries themselves
The second item on the list is:
2) Grant bonus mysteries per day based on Charisma. These would work just like bonus spells. For instance, if your Cha is 14, you can cast one extra mystery of 1st-level equivalent and one of 2nd-level equivalent per day. (Note that each mystery does give an equivalent level, even though you don't learn them by level.)
ref:
https://www.enworld.org/threads/shadowcaster-fixes-by-mouseferatu.184955/
Are you saying they are getting double the extra mysteries?
Sinspawn Wrathspawn and all other Sinspawn variants from Rise of the Runelord should have 2 claw attacks but it is only has one so it doesn't seem to qualify for the multiattack feat it also should have. Not sure where these are located.
This is a core issue. Bit of a longer fix. I'll make a note.
The second item on the list is:
ref:
https://www.enworld.org/threads/shadowcaster-fixes-by-mouseferatu.184955/
Are you saying they are getting double the extra mysteries?
Getting extra mysteries/day is is from the thread and is covered by coding on the mysteries themselves. For some reason, the class itself is giving extra mysteries known also, which is not in the thread.
Getting extra mysteries/day is is from the thread and is covered by coding on the mysteries themselves. For some reason, the class itself is giving extra mysteries known also, which is not in the thread.
It seems likely I misinterpreted the rule. I'll remove the bonus known mysteries. Thanks.
The data files could not be loaded due to errors. Hero Lab will now attempt to load them in recovery mode. Once loaded, you can access the editor as normal to correct any errors.
The following errors occurred:
Duplicate attempt to replace thing 'ioHsSpeed' by things 'ioHsSpd' and 'ioHsSpeed2'
The following errors occurred:
Duplicate attempt to replace thing 'ioHsSpeed' by things 'ioHsSpd' and 'ioHsSpeed2'
The data files could not be loaded due to errors. Hero Lab will now attempt to load them in recovery mode. Once loaded, you can access the editor as normal to correct any errors.
The following errors occurred:
Duplicate attempt to replace thing 'ioHsSpeed' by things 'ioHsSpd' and 'ioHsSpeed2'
When I tried loading 3.5 after update Had small error but it was just my custom files where I fixed things for myself and the new update fixing same thing.
The following errors occurred:
Duplicate attempt to replace thing 'ioHsSpeed' by things 'ioHsSpd' and 'ioHsSpeed2'
When I tried loading 3.5 after update Had small error but it was just my custom files where I fixed things for myself and the new update fixing same thing.
Age of Worms stuff was not from Dungeon Magazine it was from Athas.org. It is a community created update for Dark Sun. There was no official release for 3.0/3.5
http://athas.org/products/ds3
http://athas.org/products/ae
http://athas.org/products/ds3
http://athas.org/products/ae
Both versions of Reverse Gravity (spRevGrav7 & spRevGrav8) are registering as 8th-level spells. I can't find which file the spell is in, though.
Core issue. We'll have to do a replacement to fix it.
Age of Worms stuff was not from Dungeon Magazine it was from Athas.org. It is a community created update for Dark Sun. There was no official release for 3.0/3.5
http://athas.org/products/ds3
http://athas.org/products/ae
Ok. What exactly is the bug report here?
The movement of the data confused me.
It was moved in 1.27 per bodrin's comments:
Hi Sendric.
Small issue with the update, not interface breaking, The Age of Worms dataset is source allocated incorrectly to DARK SUN - Campaign Setting Books. It should be sourced to Dungeon Magazine
I wrote the dataset when I initially ran the Adventure path, circa 2006, however I didn't get round to updating the source.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_Worms
I know nothing about Age of Worms so I took his word for it.
Also Athasian Elf is show as counts as type Dust mephit and not showing type humanoid.
I assume this is in Age of Worms. I'll put it on the list.
Yeah the links I shared are the sourcebooks for 3.5 Darksun. There was some stuff in Dungeon magazine #110,#111 there is also some stuff in Dragon Mag. #315 and #319 but it is not the source that I used. Athas.org which has been around since 2000 created 3.0 and 3.5 rules and campaign book for Dark Sun when Wizards did not release it as a campaign setting for those editions.
This site is recognized by WotC as the Official Dark Sun site on the internet. Content created on the official website is considered to be derivative work (as it is based on the intellectual property owned by Wizards of the Coast). This means that fan-created add-ons (such as new net books, adventures, etc.) are jointly owned by both Wizards of the Coast and the creator; neither can do anything outside the official website without the permission of the other.