nlmacdonald
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I cannot find tags or fields for affecting spell casting DC. Does anyone know how to adjust this value without adjust the spell casting attribute.
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Spell Casting DC
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charlieluce
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There are Adjustments for Spell DCs (Some in Core, some in the Community Pack) that you could look at.
To find this information, start with a test character who's a spellcaster, and add a spell that has a DC calculated. Next, in the Develop menu, make sure "Enable Data File Debugging" is checked, and then right-click that spell with a DC. Choose "Show debug fields for XXXXX". In the window that pops up, fill in "DC" in the filter box at the top left (don't include the quotes in what you type), and that will show you only the fields that include "DC" in their Ids or names - sDC is the very first thing listed there, and it's named "Final Spell DC", although sDCMisc may be better to add to, and then let your changes be added in to sDC with all the other things in sDCMisc.
nlmacdonald
Active member
Just an update. I found the cSplSaveDC field. Thanks for the help from charlieluce and Mathias. Just a note, I did not find this field in the debug fields from the > Develop > Floating Info Windows > Show Hero Fields.
That's only fields on the hero. This is a field on the class, not the hero.
To find cSplSaveDC, which will affect all spells coming from that class, in the Develop menu, choose Floating Info Windows at the bottom, then "Show Selection Fields", and then in the list of selections, find your class - there will be 1 pick whose Id starts with "cHelp" and then 1+ more picks (specifically, it'll be the same number as your current level in that class) that start with just "c" - like cHelpSor and cSorcerer for Sorcerer. Click on the "cHelp" version, and look at the field list there.
To find cSplSaveDC, which will affect all spells coming from that class, in the Develop menu, choose Floating Info Windows at the bottom, then "Show Selection Fields", and then in the list of selections, find your class - there will be 1 pick whose Id starts with "cHelp" and then 1+ more picks (specifically, it'll be the same number as your current level in that class) that start with just "c" - like cHelpSor and cSorcerer for Sorcerer. Click on the "cHelp" version, and look at the field list there.
nlmacdonald
Active member
Thanks.