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Bug Reports - Community Created 3.5 D&D data set
- Thread starter ShadowChemosh
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Alright. I'll take a look at this. You're welcome? To be honest, the DL stuff was already there by the time I took this over. I've been meaning to take a look at it and clean it up, but just haven't gotten around to it. This should be an easy enough fix though.
Update: Just about all of the Draconian Races from that source appear to have been given the Run feat. I'm not sure why since it doesn't seem to be mentioned in the race entries in Dragons of Krynn. I think I'm going to remove that feat and just make sure each of these races has the correct set of armor/weapon proficiencies.
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Doesn't look like it, but I imagine it's from somewhere. In any case, the community set now matches the source. I also like Dragonlance, and I would love to dive into the data for that. I just haven't had the time.
Doesn't look like it, but I imagine it's from somewhere. In any case, the community set now matches the source. I also like Dragonlance, and I would love to dive into the data for that. I just haven't had the time.
It's from the original Dragonlance Campaign setting sourcebook, which describes the Draconian as a monster. The Dragons of Krynn sourcebook then went on to describe draconians in a Monster Race style more befitting of 3.5.
All Draconian "monsters" in the Campaign Setting were given the Run feat. The Baaz was given Toughness, which I assigned has his feat in the Hero Lab template.
The run feat is not mentioned anywhere in the Dragons of Krynn sourcebook. I can check over at the Dragonlance forums if you like, find out if it should still apply or if it's been superseeded.
thanks again!
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Got it! In Dragons of Krynn the Run feat is mentioned in the Base Draconian entry (i.e. properties of all draconians).
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Gallop: Winged draconians are exceptionally swift, and gain Run as a bonus feat.So please keep the run feats in - thanks!
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Ah. Ok. Thanks for finding that. I'll make the appropriate adjustment.
Yes, indeed.
I've created a new special that can be attached to all Draconian races that in turn bootstraps all the common specials. This includes the Gallop ability which now bootstraps Run as a bonus feat. Should be all set now.
Tarmor
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Having downloaded and imported the new community set, I'm getting a string of "duplicate record encountered" errors relating to "3.5 Dungeon Master Guide.user" file (all poisons) and "3.5 Fiendish Codex_2.user". Am I correct in thinking these two files should be deleted by the update? (Either my system didn't do the delete, or it wasn't part of the update procedure.)
Before the update we had:
3.5 Dungeon Master Guide.user
3.5 Dungeon Master Guide 2.user
3.5 Fiendish Codex_2.user
The update has added these three files:
3.5 Dungeon Master Guide 1.user
3.5 Fiendish Codex 1.user
3.5 Fiendish Codex 2.user
Before the update we had:
3.5 Dungeon Master Guide.user
3.5 Dungeon Master Guide 2.user
3.5 Fiendish Codex_2.user
The update has added these three files:
3.5 Dungeon Master Guide 1.user
3.5 Fiendish Codex 1.user
3.5 Fiendish Codex 2.user
Those files may have been deleted in a previous release. I didn't do anything to those files in this release. You should move '3.5 Dungeon Master Guide.user' and '3.5 Fiendish Codex_2.user' out of your data folder and recompile. That should remove your compilation errors.
Problem with Cloistered Cleric Variant Class
Hi all,
I am having an issue with a multiclass character I have created. It started out as a cloistered cleric. Among other things, the cloistered cleric is only proficient with light armor. When I add a fighter class, I would expect that the fighter feats/proficiences would also be included, such as Armor (Medium), Armor (Heavy), and shield proficiency. Unfortunately, they do not.
I tried to work around the issue by adding permanent adjustments for armor and shield proficiency, but that didn't work, either.
Interestingly, Weapons (All Martial) was included as a feat when I added fighter.
Hi all,
I am having an issue with a multiclass character I have created. It started out as a cloistered cleric. Among other things, the cloistered cleric is only proficient with light armor. When I add a fighter class, I would expect that the fighter feats/proficiences would also be included, such as Armor (Medium), Armor (Heavy), and shield proficiency. Unfortunately, they do not.
I tried to work around the issue by adding permanent adjustments for armor and shield proficiency, but that didn't work, either.
Interestingly, Weapons (All Martial) was included as a feat when I added fighter.
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I noticed that none of the named shields can shield bash. For example, Shield of the Winged Crusade, a heavy steel shield, does not give the option to shield bash. When I create a standard heavy steel shield (with and without magical properties), I get the shield bash option.
The Cloistered Cleric variant removes some weapon/armor proficiencies. It looks like these profs stay removed even when you add a fighter class, which is probably incorrect. Unfortunately, this is a core issue, and not one for the community set. I will post this issue in the core bug thread.
Yea, I was having some issues with that when I implemented Shield Bash a while back. I'll take another look at it. Maybe I can come up with something else.
I'm not sure if this is a community set or a core issue, but...
I am working on a 1st level Factotum. It looks like the Armor Class calculation is incorrect. It looks like it's adding my Intelligence modifier to AC, which is what Cunning Defense provides... only, Cunning Defense 1) isn't available until 3rd level, and 2) requires the use of Inspiration Points (in other words, it's not "on" all the time).
I am working on a 1st level Factotum. It looks like the Armor Class calculation is incorrect. It looks like it's adding my Intelligence modifier to AC, which is what Cunning Defense provides... only, Cunning Defense 1) isn't available until 3rd level, and 2) requires the use of Inspiration Points (in other words, it's not "on" all the time).
Probably an oversight on my part when I implemented this class. I'll take a look and get it fixed.
Update: This issue was caused by Improved Cunning Defense and has been fixed. I've also improved a few other class specials.
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Probably? I'll take a look and try to figure out what I did here.
Update: Apparently, I hard-coded the ? with the intention of changing it with a script. After taking another look at it, I decided it's probably not necessary to have the Inspiration points in the Specials tab, so I've removed it.
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That was quick! Thanks for the fixes.
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