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Craftmaster Feat

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Kalladar

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The craftsmaster feat from the secrets of adventuring states the user adds his wisdom bonus to crafting skills in addition to his intelligence modifier. I looked through the forums and saw the skillover field, but think this replaces the skill attribute modifier used. It should be a simple matter to correct this feat and I can create one that uses the same wording, but how should the script go?

Thanks.

Kal.
 
Without looking at specifics, I'd suggest that what you need to do is grab the final calculated modifier for the additional stat and apply that as a circumstance bonus to the skill.
 
You'd loop through all skills on the hero, check if it's a craft skill (look for the Helper.SkCatCraft tag) , and if so, apply the bonus. Not sure on the exact wording of the feat in question, so not exactly sure what type of bonus it applies, but you'd then apply that kind of bonus to each of those skills.
 
Without significantly testing it, I'd try something like this in Post-Attributes:
Code: 
field[abValue].value = #attrmod[aWIS]

foreach pick in hero where "Helper.SkCatCraft"
    #applybonus[BonInsight,eachpick,field[abValue].value]
nexteach
 
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Since he didn't specify the bonus was typed, I would go with:

PostAttr 10000
Code: 
field[abValue].value += #attrmod[aWIS]

foreach pick in hero where "Helper.SkCatCraft"
   eachpick.field[Bonus].value += field[abValue].value
   nexteach
 
Right, I was guessing that the actual feat text DID describe a bonus type (Rite is usually decent at doing so), and he just didn't state that in the OP for brevity. Obviously, it would have to be tailored to the actual bonus type.
 
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