Ok, why is this not working?

[Illyahr]

Doesn't help in this regard. These Things have their own unique source so they can be assigned to a class with a script. What I need is to be able to run script that'll pull a tag from the class they have been assigned to

[Sendric]

Originally Posted by Illyahr

Doesn't help in this regard. These Things have their own unique source so they can be assigned to a class with a script. What I need is to be able to run script that'll pull a tag from the class they have been assigned to

How are they getting assigned? Are you using a chooser? If so, you can pull information through the chooser (ie field[usrChosen1].chosen.tagnames[Classes.?]).

[Illyahr]

Originally Posted by Sendric

How are they getting assigned? Are you using a chooser? If so, you can pull information through the chooser (ie field[usrChosen1].chosen.tagnames[Classes.?]).

The ToB disciplines (and Path of War, by extension), each have their own Source. Each of the PoW classes have access to different disciplines and have different initiation modifiers (kinda like how a Wizard uses Int for spells and a Sorcerer uses Cha). Some disciplines are shared among different classes and can even be assigned to a class later.

I am trying to tell the individual maneuvers to check what modifier the class uses and use that to set the DC

[Sendric]

Originally Posted by Illyahr

The ToB disciplines (and Path of War, by extension), each have their own Source. Each of the PoW classes have access to different disciplines and have different initiation modifiers (kinda like how a Wizard uses Int for spells and a Sorcerer uses Cha). Some disciplines are shared among different classes and can even be assigned to a class later.

I am trying to tell the individual maneuvers to check what modifier the class uses and use that to set the DC

Ok. Well, in ToB, when a maneuver is taken by a class, it gets assigned the tag "CustTaken.cHelp???" which indicates which class has taken it. I can't think of a way to discover which attribute to use, so you might just have to tell the script.

ie:

if (tagis[CustTaken.cHelpCru] <> 0) then
use STR
endif

That is, unless whatever you're doing above works.