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Add Bonus Known Spell?

TCArknight

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Hi all!

Does anyone have an example of using a chooser on a Class Ability to directly add a chosen spell to a spontaneous caster's Known Spells?

What I'm trying to do: In the chooser for my ability, I have two spells,thingid.spspell1 and thingid.spSpell2. If Spell 2 is chosen for example, I want to have it show up under the class' Known Spells and not cost one of the Known spell slots for that particular level.

Thanks!
Thomas
 
Unfortunately, the best you can do is add +1 spells known slot for the spell, and then require that the user have the chosen spell in an eval rule
 
The Earthtouched feat is an example of this you can look at.
I can see why you guys did this when the list of spells is HUGE and could include spells from 3PP's.

In this case the list is very small actually allowing 2 or 3 spell choices max. So what I found is bootstrap the spells to the Custom Ability with the "Hide.Spell" tag. This prevents them from showing. Then when the spell is chosen from the drop down list we simply remove the "Hide.Spell" list.

Whats even cooler is the search expression is setup in such a way that after you choose SpellA at 1st level then SpellA is no longer a option in the drop down list at 3rd level. :)

@TCArknight when I get this one finalized I will send an example set of code for you to work from. I am working right now on try to solve the issue of the "Secondary Path" choice at level 12. I am hopeful I can find a way we don't have to double up the Path choices one as Primary Choice and the same Path as a Secondary choice.
 
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