So I'm working on an archetype that adds all abjuration spells to the magus spell list. I think great I've done something like this before I've used cSpellExpr for another class.
Well that didn't work what I had was
I didn't do what I wanted, in fact it made it so only Abjuration spells showed up as spells I could take (and only the one in the spellbook).
So then looking around I find cSplBkExpr and think maybe that's what I need
and that made all the abjuration spells show up as available in the spellbook, but that was all that showed up.
I've tried these both at PL 10500 (which is when Red Mantis Assassin has the timing set for cSpellExpr) and Final 99999999 (which is what Aaron had said to someone in a forum post for the alchemist) I'm really lost as to why it's losing all the spells from the Magus' list, any ideas would be great.
Thanks,
Andrew
Well that didn't work what I had was
Code:
linkage[varies].field[cSpellExpr].text = "(" & linkage[varies].field[cSpellExpr].text & ") | (sSchool.Abjur)"
I didn't do what I wanted, in fact it made it so only Abjuration spells showed up as spells I could take (and only the one in the spellbook).
So then looking around I find cSplBkExpr and think maybe that's what I need
Code:
linkage[varies].field[cSplBkExpr].text = "(" & linkage[varies].field[cSpellExpr].text & ") | (sSchool.Abjur)"
and that made all the abjuration spells show up as available in the spellbook, but that was all that showed up.
I've tried these both at PL 10500 (which is when Red Mantis Assassin has the timing set for cSpellExpr) and Final 99999999 (which is what Aaron had said to someone in a forum post for the alchemist) I'm really lost as to why it's losing all the spells from the Magus' list, any ideas would be great.
Thanks,
Andrew