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[Help needed] 0 spells per day?

tkarn

Well-known member
Some 3rd party publishers have a strange constellation for the spells per day / spells known tab.

There is an entry 0 in the column of the spell level. This means this spellcaster only gets the bonus spell at this level.

I didn't find a solution while trying this. Has anybody a hint or a solution, how this can be handeled?
 
I'm not sure what you are asking for here. Normally the 0 level bonus is only received if the Int or Wis is high enough.
 
There are different Problems:

Class A has the following spells per day description:


Spelllevel 0 1 2 3
Classlevel
1 2 0 - -
2 2 1 - -
3 2 2 - -
4 3 2 0 -

If there is a 0 in the list, the spellcaster gets the bonusspell, if the attribute is high enough. A - means, no spell accessable.

Do you understand, what I mean?

The Divine Channeler has acces to a different number of domain spells, depending on character and spelllevel.
At level 1 he gets 1 domainspell for level 1 spells.
At level 2 he gets 2 domain spells for level 1 spells.
At level 6 he gets 3 domain spells for level 1 spells and 2 domain spells for level 2 - 3 spells....

It's a little bit complicated.
 
You can type 0.1 into the appropriate place - it will register as non-zero when checked to see if HL should add bonus spells from the attribute, and be rounded down at the end.
 
OK. I tried this and it works good.

But how can I do the domainspell problem:

The Divine Channeler has acces to a different number of domain spells, depending on character and spelllevel.
At level 1 he gets 1 domainspell for level 1 spells.
At level 2 he gets 2 domain spells for level 1 spells.
At level 6 he gets 3 domain spells for level 1 spells and 2 domain spells for level 2 - 3 spells....

Another question:

Channel Energy: The DC and the xd6 is calculated via the level. But the Divine Channeler has a different progression. At Level 18 it has 11d6 and at level 20 it has 12d8.
Can I manipulate the values of xChannelEnergy?
 
OK. I tried this and it works good.

But how can I do the domainspell problem:

The Divine Channeler has acces to a different number of domain spells, depending on character and spelllevel.
At level 1 he gets 1 domainspell for level 1 spells.
At level 2 he gets 2 domain spells for level 1 spells.
At level 6 he gets 3 domain spells for level 1 spells and 2 domain spells for level 2 - 3 spells....

I'm afraid the automated mechanisms for domain spells aren't set up to handle this complex an arrangement, and you'll have to directly manipulate the array that stores the number of domain spells available at each level.

Take a look at the fields that are available on that class, and see if you can identify which field that is, and then I'll help you figure out how to manipulate the values in that array.
 
Another question:

Channel Energy: The DC and the xd6 is calculated via the level. But the Divine Channeler has a different progression. At Level 18 it has 11d6 and at level 20 it has 12d8.
Can I manipulate the values of xChannelEnergy?

Have you tried making a copy of the xChannel ability? Can you see what field it's using to store the number of dice?

Instead of adding levels to that like a cleric, can you add dice to the field?
 
Could you re-phrase your question, please? I don't understand what you're asking here.

OK, I have a number of use field that is calculated by Level/3. But when I use this calculation, the result is a fraction. the number of use field shows me a value of 0.3333333 for a 1st level character.

The number of use has to be 0 for level 1 and 2, 1 for level 3 - 5 etc....

Is it now clear?

I tried round or trunc as a command, but it didn't work. Maybe there is a syntax error.
 
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