Domain Acolyte need help

[Kalladar]

The feat Domain Acolyte (I don't know where this is from), gives a domain ability from your deity. After selecting the feat, it apparently has no hooks into herolab to select the domain or to confer the ability. I was also not able to find an adjustment to add a domain to a character.

How would I add a domain to a fighter class, minus the spells. The character will be changing to a cleric next level, but will then have three domains from his deity, minus the spells for one. The class level for the domain is the character total level.

Thanks

Ron

[Kalladar]

The feat is from the Genius Guide to Feats of Divine Might.

Thanks.

Ron

[Kalladar]

I did find some domains in the adjust tab. where in the editor would I add the one I wanted?

[ShadowChemosh]

The domains on the adjust tab are for affects of domains on other characters. Not the domains themselves.

You may need to either use an Archetype to give a cleric domain to a fighter or run a script to override the Custom Ability search expression. But I am not near HL and it will take a bit to look into.

The archetype can give a class access to another classes Custom Abilities. The problem becomes if the fighters Custom Abilities are in slot 1 and the Custom Abilities from Cleric are in Slot one then you have to overwrite the expression manually to get the Slot 1 stuff to display in the slot 2. Its this step without access to HL that I can't answer.

[Kalladar]

I appreciate any help you can give. Thanks Shadowchemosh

[ShadowChemosh]

Ok so the following are two seperate scripts as they need two different timings. Also the first "doneif" is meant to be used on a feat. If you put this script on something else leave off the first doneif on both scripts.

Final/99999999

~ If we're disabled, do nothing
doneif (tagis[Helper.FtDisable] <> 0)
~ If no fighter class found get out now!
doneif (hero.childlives[cHelpFtr] <> 1)

~ We are resetting the Custom Ability 2 expression to pull the Primary
~ Custom Ability list from the Cleric class (ie Domains)
hero.child[cHelpFtr].field[cCstS2Expr].text = "(SpecSource.cHelpClr) & !Helper.Secondary & !Helper.Tertiary & !Helepr.Quaternary & !Helper.Quintenary & !Helper.Obsolete"
hero.child[cHelpFtr].field[cSpec2ndNm].text = "Domains"

Post-Levels/10000

~ If we're disabled, do nothing
doneif (tagis[Helper.FtDisable] <> 0)
~ If no fighter class found get out now!
doneif (hero.childlives[cHelpFtr] <> 1)

~ Give a bonus Secondary Custom Ability
hero.child[cHelpFtr].field[cGiveSp2nd].value += 1

[Mathias]

Actually, from what little description he's given for the feat, it may not specifically add domains to the fighter class - I think he's just adding the feat to a character who is a fighter.

I think the feat is supposed to add the domain to the character, not to a specific class, in which case a Configurable seems like the way to go for this.

[psych777]

would the coding change for a configurable?

[ShadowChemosh]

Originally Posted by Mathias

Actually, from what little description he's given for the feat, it may not specifically add domains to the fighter class - I think he's just adding the feat to a character who is a fighter.

I think the feat is supposed to add the domain to the character, not to a specific class, in which case a Configurable seems like the way to go for this.

Very true could be. To be honest I read it very quickly like usual.

Though will a Configurable allow "Custom Abilities"? I have always had to use Racial Custom or Abilities to get it to display on a Configurable.

@psych777 Configurable are their own special "Tab" in the editor. You can create a new one and see if it allows for Class Abilities. Sorry not near HL again.

You can now enter a new expression for allot of the Custom Ability areas on the Configurable. If so you would want to use this from the script:

(SpecSource.cHelpClr) & !Helper.Secondary & !Helper.Tertiary & !Helper.Quaternary & !Helper.Quintenary & !Helper.Obsolete

Once you do a "Test Now!" on the Configurable you would need to bootstrap it to your feat. Then reload HL. Then when you add your feat the Configurable will display as its own new tab.

[Aaron]

Yes, you can add Custom Special Abilities to the configurable. For example, the Eldritch Heritage configurable allows you to add a Sorcerer bloodline.