So, is the request Deity "None" grant no Weapons? Easy to correct. Open a JIRA though. Neck deep in Size refactoring. Cheers, Andrew

It is possible to have a cleric who is devoted to a cause, rather than a deity, in which case one can freely choose two domains. [The option isn't available in Pathfinder Society, but

As per the rules, clerics are not required to choose a deity. "a small number dedicate themselves to a divine concept worthy of devotion—such as battle, death, justice, or knowledge—free of a

Hi, Yes. Though why is your cleric not selecting a proper deity? Cheers, Andrew

I noticed something kinda odd. If you make a Pathfinder cleric and choose "None" as your deity, you get proficiencies in every weapon, including firearms. Can anybody else confirm this?

Hi all, All of these are LST coding questions, and belong on the PCGen List File Help group. Please take the conversation over to that group. Cheers, Andrew

Thanks, I fixed the DESC:.CLEAR thing and now it works. Sorry for forgetting your previous remark about that behaviour. The output is more complex. For all feats/traits which I created from scratch

As I mentioned in one of my earlier posts, so tags like DESC are cumulative. You need to clear the original text by using DESC:.CLEAR before your new DESC tag. Regarding the source string, you have

Hi, Stefan already mentioned the issue: Hm, that's weird. I don't really have an explanation without access tothe data in question. But I've had trouble using MOD for spellsrecently.

Thanks, that was a good hint. I activated hidden characters and there were to spaces behind the "....MOD" before the next tab. So now I learned that a space in there can break it. I was not aware of

Is it possible you have a tab character somewhere buried in the line where there should be a space? Or possibly a stray space between two tab characters.

The preferences flag is set as you suggested. The log file shows (I never even knew there was one until 2 minutes ago): "17:16:10.4 SEVERE Thread-31 LstUtils:141 Invalid Token - does not contain a

One more thing. Do you have "Display OutputName for other items" checked in Preferences > Appearance > Display Options? Also, check the log file for error messages concerning the trait

Hm, that's weird. I don't really have an explanation without access to the data in question. But I've had trouble using MOD for spells recently. Maybe something is broken. By the way, DESC is

I did as you suggested. Now neither resilient nor the German translation appear in PCGen's UI to select a trait. Any other hints?

Don't start the line with "Resilient.MOD", just use the term I provided instead: CATEGORY=Special Ability|Trait ~ Resilient.MOD OUTPUTNAME:Widerstandsfaehig DESC:Das Aufwachsen in

Hm, did not know that. Thanks. Now I changed it to Resilient.MOD CATEGORY=Special Ability|Trait ~ Resilient.MOD OUTPUTNAME:Widerstandsfaehig DESC:Das Aufwachsen in

To use .MOD on an ability object you need to specify the category of the ability AND use the KEY of the ability, not just the name, such as: CATEGORY=Special Ability|Trait ~ Resilient.MOD <tab>

Hi, in my struggle to translate items I ran into some other roadblock here. I want to translate the title and description of a Pathfinder trait called "resilient" from the advanced players guide. In

Hi, Glad you solved the problem. If it helps, most errors are simple and silly. Wait until you start working on different branches and having two different copies of PCGen and alter the