[Hateborne]

It seems that the Divine Intervention buff works if the limit value is set to Touch of the Divine. If it is set to limit value 0 (or what seems like a non-existent spell), it seems to fail infinitely. I checked a variety of working effects and then checked code.

There seems to be a bit of a copy-paste issue. From current trunk:

bool Mob::TryDivineSave() {

	/*
	How Touch of the Divine AA works:
	-Gives chance to avoid death when client is killed.
	-Chance is determined by the AA value. (base1)
	-Spell can be triggered from divine save (base2) in this case a Heal
	Note: Heal value does not and should not increase from more levels of this AA.
	-If chance is met, a heal is done and a divine aura like effect 'Touch of the Divine'
	is applied to the client. Determintal spell effects are removed.
	*/
	sint16 SuccessChance = aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[0] + itembonuses.DivineSaveChance[0] + spellbonuses.DivineSaveChance[0];

	if (SuccessChance)
	{
		if (MakeRandomInt(0, 100) <= SuccessChance)
		{
			int32 HealAmt = 0;
			BuffFadeByEffect(SE_DivineSave);
			//Touch of the Divine=4789, an Invulnerability/HoT/Purify effect hard coded to trigger if spell effect is defined from base2.
			if (aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[1] || itembonuses.DivineSaveChance[1] || spellbonuses.DivineSaveChance[1]) {

				SetHP(1);

				if (aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[1])
					SpellOnTarget(aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[1], this);

				if (itembonuses.DivineSaveChance[1])
					SpellOnTarget(aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[1], this);

				if (spellbonuses.DivineSaveChance[1])
					SpellOnTarget(aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[1], this);

				SpellOnTarget(4789, this);
				SendHPUpdate();
				return true;
			}
		}
	}
	return false;
}

I'm guessing those should be set to match the check (i.e. itembonuses = SpellOnTarget(itembonuses.Div...)). This would allow it to proc other effects in addition to the hard coded value. The only immediate problem that I saw were the ability to proc from all checks, netting up to 4 casts of the Touch of the Divine. I do not know how to approach this in the way that is consistent with the EQEMU practices. Example adjustments below.

bool Mob::TryDivineSave() {

	/*
	How Touch of the Divine AA works:
	-Gives chance to avoid death when client is killed.
	-Chance is determined by the AA value. (base1)
	-Spell can be triggered from divine save (base2) in this case a Heal
	Note: Heal value does not and should not increase from more levels of this AA.
	-If chance is met, a heal is done and a divine aura like effect 'Touch of the Divine'
	is applied to the client. Determintal spell effects are removed.
	*/
	sint16 SuccessChance = aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[0] + itembonuses.DivineSaveChance[0] + spellbonuses.DivineSaveChance[0];

	if (SuccessChance)
	{
		if (MakeRandomInt(0, 100) <= SuccessChance)
		{
			int32 HealAmt = 0;
			BuffFadeByEffect(SE_DivineSave);
			//Touch of the Divine=4789, an Invulnerability/HoT/Purify effect hard coded to trigger if spell effect is defined from base2.
			if (aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[1] || itembonuses.DivineSaveChance[1] || spellbonuses.DivineSaveChance[1]) {

				SetHP(1);

				if (aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[1])
					SpellOnTarget(aabonuses.DivineSaveChance[1], this);

				if (itembonuses.DivineSaveChance[1])
					SpellOnTarget(itembonuses.DivineSaveChance[1], this);

				if (spellbonuses.DivineSaveChance[1])
					SpellOnTarget(spellbonuses.DivineSaveChance[1], this);

				SpellOnTarget(4789, this);
				SendHPUpdate();
				return true;
			}
		}
	}
	return false;
}

To actually lock out other effects, is there some specific way that this should be handled or adjusted? I could see that ability to trigger 4 effects max might be...interesting.


-Hate