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Validating Skill Focus, School and Alignment

AWizardInDallas

Well-known member
Hi all,

These are all feat validation questions:

1. Is there a way to validate a specific skill focus selection? (Reading the forums tells me this isn't supported (yet)).

2. Is there also a way to validate whether a wizard is a necromancer, conjurer, etc?

3. And last but not least how do you validate alignment in a feat? (I tried a couple of things woithout success.)

(I'm adding feats from the Complete Mage.) :wink:
 
(Sorry for the delays responding to this and other posts - I've been
working on getting thigns ready for the Authoring Kit release. :( )

AWizardInDallas wrote:
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> These are all feat validation questions:
>
> 1. Is there a way to validate a specific skill focus selection? (Reading
> the forums tells me this isn't supported (yet)).


What exactly do you mean by 'validating a specific skill focus
selection'? If you mean forcing the user to pick a specific skill for
Skill Focus, you should be able to just add 3 to the skill and add the
skill focus tag to make sure they can't do it again (just like the
script for the Skill Focus feat does).


> 2. Is there also a way to validate whether a wizard is a necromancer,
> conjurer, etc?


Check for the presence of the appropriate school by checking the WizSpec
tags on the hero. For example, if you're a conjurer, the hero has the
WizSpec.wsConjur tag assigned to it.


> 3. And last but not least how do you validate alignment in a feat? (I
> tried a couple of things woithout success.)


Check for alignment tags on the hero. For example, a NG hero has the
"Alignment.Good" and "Alignment.NeutralLC" tags assigned.


Hope this helps,

--
Colen McAlister, colen@wolflair.com
 
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