Witch Hexes and Class Feature?

[Asandir]

Working on another data set and have an ability that requires the witch Hex class feature. The problem is that there really isn't a hex class feature as far as I can figure out. They have access to Hexes, which are setup as a primary selectable ability.

Inquisitor's have a Judgment feature that shows x/day, gunslingers have a class feature simply called Deeds, but nothing for witches so I am struggling a bit to setup the pre-req for this feat I am looking to add.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

 

[wulfgars]

I would like to know also.

 

[Sendric]

I think the easiest thing to do here would be to require class levels/archetypes that grant the hex ability (such as 1st level witch or the hexcrafter archetype for Magus).

 

[Mathias]

Have you looked at how existing things that handle this do so? The accursed hex feat, for example?

 

[Asandir]

Hello forest, meet tree. Tree meet forest. I must have looked at that several times and just couldn't see it.

 

[Aaron]

The feat has the following pre-req:

      validif (childfound[cHelpWit].field[cGiveSpec].value > 0)

      if (#levelcount[Magus] <> 0) then
        if (#hasarchetype[arMagHexcr] <> 0) then
          ~ Hexcrafters get the ability to use Hexes at 4th level.
          validif (#levelcount[Magus] >= 4)
          endif
        endif

 

[Asandir]

The feat has the following pre-req:

      validif (childfound[cHelpWit].field[cGiveSpec].value > 0)

      if (#levelcount[Magus] <> 0) then
        if (#hasarchetype[arMagHexcr] <> 0) then
          ~ Hexcrafters get the ability to use Hexes at 4th level.
          validif (#levelcount[Magus] >= 4)
          endif
        endif

Yeah I found it. I looked at it several times previously and after Mathias' post I went and looked at it again and it finally clicked. I couldn't see the trees for the forest, hence tree meet forest when I finally did see it.

Thanks.

 

[Aaron]

Ah, I misunderstood the previous post to mean you were still having trouble. My apologies.

 

[Asandir]

Aaron,

No worries whatsoever. I wasn't very clear when I responded, so my apologies on that front as well.

Thanks very much as always.