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Is there a way to bootstrap an adjustment on to a minion when the minion is selected? Specifically, I want to select a beast minion as a wild shape for a druid. And at the same time that the beast is selected as a minion/wild shape, I would like to bootstrap a wild shape adjustment to it. I have tried bootstrapping the adjustment to the minion using the "bootstraps" button in the "Edit Minion" window and that does not seem to work. Thanks.
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How are you choosing the beast/minion as the Wild Shape for the druid? I took a look at the existing Wild Shape adjustment and it seems to need this tag tagis[Hero.FullMinion] >= 1, so I'm not totally sure how the whole Wild Shape feature works.
You can't dynamically bootstrap a pick onto a minion based on a choice on the hero, but there are some other workarounds that might work depending on how exactly you want this to work. |
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I'm selecting the specific beast in the "Gear" tab under "Add new mounts or hirelings". I should also mention that I have the D&D 5th Edition SRD files added to my setup. I can then select the minion/beast and under the "Adjustments" tab I can "Add new adjustment". One of the adjustment options is "wildshape". This adjustment includes scripting that automatically adjusts the beast's Wisdom, Intelligence and Charisma to reflect the appropriate values as a wild shape. It also adjusts saves and proficiencies for the beast to match the master as required for the druid's wild shape feature. What I would like to do is automatically bootstrap the adjustment to the beast when I select it as a wild shape.
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I got it to work. It was something I thought I had tried before, but must not have. I created a version of the beast race thing that has the wild shape adjustment bootstrapped. Then I bootstrapped that version of the race thing to the minion thing. Then, when I select the the minion it automatically adjusts its abilities.
The only negative is that I will have to have a separate version of the beast race to use as a wild shape, or I will need to add scripting to disable the wild shape changes when it is not used as a minion. The following code did not disable the changes. Debug showed it had a value of "0" even though the tag is assigned. It may be a timing issue. ~ If we're not a minion, get out now doneif (tagis[system_tag.minion] = 0) Playing since the J. Eric Holmes original Basic set in 1977. |
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I got it to work. I needed to make one change to the doneif statement:
~ If we're not a minion, get out now doneif (hero.tagis[system_tag.minion] = 0) Playing since the J. Eric Holmes original Basic set in 1977. |
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Okay, so some thread necro here. How might I make an adjustment to fill the requirement of the Wildshape adjustment. That way my HL will stop yelling at me.
If I look at the Wildshape adjustment, the expr-reqs say: tagis[Hero.FullMinion] >= 1 So, how do I make an adjustment to set that bad boy? |
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*bump* Anyone?
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It's a silly thing, but thank you. My OCD doesn't like validation errors.
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