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Ranger Favored Enemy question

Umarian

Well-known member
Working a FCB and not sure what the best way to do this would be. The ability reads:

Add one type of humanoid to your humanoid favored enemy (You must have humanoid favored enemy to select this option.).

So I am trying to determine what the best way to do this would be. Should I just add to the counter of the # of FE, and let the player be responsible for selecting the appropriate ones? Any thoughts on what the best way to do this would be?
 
Yea that is pretty much what I would do. Then if you can confirm which FE was taken you could set an error to happen if you don't find "Two" humanoid tags or Things.

The issue is I have no idea, as I have never looked, how easy it will be to figure out if its a Humanoid that was selected or not.
 
Shouldn't be too hard, all the various humanoid favored enemies have a common naming scheme for their unique IDs. Just use a wildcard to count them like "thingid.feHum?"
 
Shouldn't be too hard, all the various humanoid favored enemies have a common naming scheme for their unique IDs. Just use a wildcard to count them like "thingid.feHum?"
That will work with the ones HL put in but many 3PP's are using the two digit standard. So it could be "thingid.feFGHum" or thingid.feS2Hum. Either way means you miss those also.

As what he is making is for a 3PP it could very well have additional FE's to deal with. :(
 
That will work with the ones HL put in but many 3PP's are using the two digit standard. So it could be "thingid.feFGHum" or thingid.feS2Hum. Either way means you miss those also.

As what he is making is for a 3PP it could very well have additional FE's to deal with. :(

I haven't done any races for any file I've created but I do use a two character identifier for each product when building things. fXXTestMe for example.
 
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