Sadly, the code for PowerSrc and possibly also ClassRole are used for Path/Destiny validation, and possibly other things. This means that we have to put in both blocks for each thing, even though it makes for some funny looking user information. = 21) then perform delete[Damage.Weapon1] perform assign[Damage.Weapon2] endif if (hero.childexists[ftIntelBla] <> 0) then if (#attrbonus[attrInt]>#attrbonus[attrStr]) then var attidstr as string attidstr = "attrInt" perform deletestr["DamageAttr.attrStr"] perform deletestr["Attack.attrStr"] perform assignstr["DamageAttr." & attidstr] perform assignstr["Attack." & attidstr] endif endif]]> 1) ~Look at each weapon the hero has. foreach pick in hero from WeapMelee ~If it's not equipped as an off hand or both hand at all, continue. if (eachpick.tagis[Helper.EqpOff] + eachpick.tagis[Helper.EqpBoth] = 0) then ~If it then is also actually equipped on the main hand, continue. if (eachpick.tagis[Helper.EqpMain] = 1) then ~Finally, it can't be a double sided weapon with just one side equipped or an unarmed strike. if (eachpick.tagis[WepProp.Double] + eachpick.tagis[WepGroup.wgUnarmed] < 1) then ~Give the bonus to the weapon. perform eachpick.field[wpDamage].modify[+,2,""] endif endif endif nexteach]]> It's not always active. My player assuming it is active and taking a penalty when it is inactive is non-standard. So I added additional verbage to the description to prevent that issue from recurring.