Allow all three Tome of Bards Volume II amlas #279
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With Tome of Bards Volume II, two of the three AMLAs have the same id, which seems to make them mutually exclusive. I don't think that is intentional.
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It was intentional. Do you think it would be better to make it non-exclusive? |
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The flaw is it isn't obvious you can only pick one. I noticed because I tried to pick them all and couldn't. If you like it the way it is, I'm okay with your rejecting this. Relatively, I don't think the AMLAs have similar value. The first one (20% resistance leadership) is awesome. The other ones are not nearly as great. |
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So there are two options. I can erase make it clearer they are mutually exclusive (and balance it) or I can accept your pull request. Because you are a longtime player, I am giving you the choice. |
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With Tome of Bards Volume II, two of the three AMLAs have the same id, which seems to make them mutually exclusive. I don't think that is intentional.