Charm person or mammal; well its half right...
Expected Behavior: Spell functions on any person or animal class character
Current Behavior: Spell automatically fails to charm any animal (animals currently not valid targets for the spell)
I noticed this when Jaheira tried to charm a couple of cave bears. Spell failed and no save was displayed on the console. This spell currently only works on the "person" class of character.
Current Behavior: Spell automatically fails to charm any animal (animals currently not valid targets for the spell)
I noticed this when Jaheira tried to charm a couple of cave bears. Spell failed and no save was displayed on the console. This spell currently only works on the "person" class of character.
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I tried this, from 4 casts:
1 - failed without seeing saving throws
2 - failed with saving throw
1 - succeeded
So, i think the elven stuff might interfere with this, but i don't know how.
I couldn't resist some testing too. I got similar results to Avenger_teambg
Keep in mind that elven and half-elven sleep/charm resistance has been implemented, so if their immunity kicks in (90% for elves, 30% for half-elves) you won't even get a save. Firebeard resisted three times (no message) then made a save on the fourth.
Also charmed a cave bear--made his save (got the message) and it worked the second time.
Running about 40-50 bear charms (polar, black, brown, cave, didn't matter) I always either succeeded or got a save message. The charm animal effect is present in the spell, so we can rule that out. I finally ran into the no-save-message when I met Kaldran the Bear.
Kaldran has ridiculous saves (3) and I suspect the problem occurs when a spell with save bonuses to the victim (in this case, +3) makes it mathematically impossible for the target to fail their save. Most of the time I'd get a save message, but sporadically would not. I ran into the same problem trying Chromatic Orb (victim saves +6) on Kaldran.
When I removed the save bonus from CPoM I started getting consistent messages again and the occasional success. I think it's time to kick this to the tracker.