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[Bloodwolf]

Will it be a problem that the damage changes as the Warlock level goes up?

[Sendric]

Originally Posted by Bloodwolf

Will it be a problem that the damage changes as the Warlock level goes up?

Only in the sense that it'll take a little longer to make than normal, I think. I should be able to come up with a way to deal with that.

[Bloodwolf]

Cool. Thanks.

So far I've found two multi-classes that work amazingly together. Rogue/Warlock and Psychic Warrior/Psion. In both cases if you use the second class as an augmented for the first it creates a stronger version of the first. So those have kind of become my faves. I think a Rogue/Lurk would also work out great but haven't sat down and done the math.

[dari010779]

Originally Posted by Sendric

At the moment, no, but I can add it to the list of requests.

If you can add it in your list, I will be really happy. Thanks

[Sendric]

Originally Posted by Bloodwolf

Will it be a problem that the damage changes as the Warlock level goes up?

Ok, so it appears I've hit a snag. There's no way that I can see to set damage to a weapon at 5d6, 7d6, or 9d6. With that being the case, I don't see a way to implement this fully without help from LW. Sorry.

[RavenX]

Originally Posted by Sendric

Ok, so it appears I've hit a snag. There's no way that I can see to set damage to a weapon at 5d6, 7d6, or 9d6. With that being the case, I don't see a way to implement this fully without help from LW. Sorry.

Sendric,

I think the "fix" for this is to add new damage tags. I'm not entirely sure but I believe this might be doable with the configuration file if it is created by hand. I'd ask Mathias or Aaron about it to see for sure though.

[Sendric]

Originally Posted by RavenX

Sendric,

I think the "fix" for this is to add new damage tags. I'm not entirely sure but I believe this might be doable with the configuration file if it is created by hand. I'd ask Mathias or Aaron about it to see for sure though.

Yea, I have no idea how to do that. If it's possible to create our own wMain tags, that would be pretty great. Of course, the current tag structure still confuses me so I would need to be walked through that a bit to understand what I was even doing.

[RavenX]

Originally Posted by Sendric

Yea, I have no idea how to do that. If it's possible to create our own wMain tags, that would be pretty great. Of course, the current tag structure still confuses me so I would need to be walked through that a bit to understand what I was even doing.

Have you ever read the authoring kit wiki at all? That helped me learn a lot more about hero lab once I popped the hood open and looked under it.

[Sendric]

Originally Posted by RavenX

Have you ever read the authoring kit wiki at all? That helped me learn a lot more about hero lab once I popped the hood open and looked under it.

No. Reading instruction manuals (or the ilk) isn't my strong suit. Maybe I'll take a gander next week.

[Sendric]

Ok, for now, I'm sort of including it in the release, though its not fully functional. Those who want it, will need to do a small amount of editing. In the editor, open the file "3.5 - Complete Arcane.use". Go to tab "Special" and find Eldritch Blast. Add "wEldBlast" as a bootstrap, and either remove the first line of the second script or put a ~ in front of it (the line reads "done". Save and compile. This will give you the weapon with appropriate damage at all levels except those with 5d6, 7d6, and 9d6. At those levels, the damage will be blank.

Edit: Ignore all that. Thanks to ShadowChemosh for pointing out the free-form text field where I can enter any damage dice I want. This weapon is now fully implemented.