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Legolas · 07-11-2003, 10:09 AM

This script won't, it only checks for at least a single level. Looking at it again, I think it also stops as soon as it has found a matching class. For example, a 19/1 fighter/aberration would only get the abberation items.
It shouldn't be much trouble to rewrite the script to go with the highest class, but if there are two tied for highest a choice still has to be made; do you give the items of one class, the other class, one of the classes at random, both the classes, nothing or a standard classless item?

I'm going to rewrite it to get the highest class level from the standard PC classes, and for now I'll make the item handed out in case of a tie one picked at random from between the two or three tied classes.

07-11-2003, 10:09 AM	#6
Legolas Jack Burton Join Date: March 31, 2001 Location: The zephyr lands beneath the brine. Age: 41 Posts: 5,459	This script won't, it only checks for at least a single level. Looking at it again, I think it also stops as soon as it has found a matching class. For example, a 19/1 fighter/aberration would only get the abberation items. It shouldn't be much trouble to rewrite the script to go with the highest class, but if there are two tied for highest a choice still has to be made; do you give the items of one class, the other class, one of the classes at random, both the classes, nothing or a standard classless item? I'm going to rewrite it to get the highest class level from the standard PC classes, and for now I'll make the item handed out in case of a tie one picked at random from between the two or three tied classes.