Where is iShadowWeapon in the editor?

[Raegar]

This is perfect! Thank you so much!

[Aaron]

Instead of transitioning through the root, I would recommend calling the "foctoclass" procedure, which will set the focus to the class helper regardless of whether a class special is bootstrapped to an archetype, a custom ability, the class, or wherever.

[ShadowChemosh]

Originally Posted by Aaron

Instead of transitioning through the root, I would recommend calling the "foctoclass" procedure, which will set the focus to the class helper regardless of whether a class special is bootstrapped to an archetype, a custom ability, the class, or wherever.

I was not sure with a newer person if using a black box call would be good. I figured I could more easily explain the transition process than explain what the foctoclass was doing.

But you are correct Aaron as best practice it should be used. Here is the same code using foctoclass procedure instead.

var iX as number

~ Focus To Class
call foctoclass
doneif (state.isfocus = 0)

~ Loop a 1 to class level and assign
~ Tags to the hero equal to our level
for iX = 1 to focus.field[cTotalLev].value
  perform hero.assign[LvCountAs.Fighter]
next

[Minous]

I would also further adjust that to look for just rogue levels. Otherwise it will treat your total levels for advancement.

[ShadowChemosh]

Originally Posted by Minous

I would also further adjust that to look for just rogue levels. Otherwise it will treat your total levels for advancement.

Actually that is what is happening. We are going from the ability to the archetype to the class (Rogue). Then we get the class level from field[cTotalLev].value. I can see where "Total Level" is confusing but it really means "Total Class Level" not "Total Hero Level".