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M, you don't have a skill cap check for training with a cap below 120. .

This occurred to me after I left the office yesterday and I confirmed when I got in this morning.

I also tested the script running from 0-40 as is and it works fine. My recommendation to fix both issues is to change the beginning of your Sub Skill_Level as follows:

Sub Skill_Level
Chooseskill Imbu
if #Skill = #Skillcap
   Halt
;{
;Display Please Go Buy Skill
;Halt
;}

Chug, chug, chug... from 90 to 107ish took, oh, a few hundred gems...

I am going to need to start a gargoyle from scratch though as I have been doing this on a human and can't find a race change token on Siege.

M, you see any issue starting the hammer make/unravel at zero imbue? I wonder if I am going to need to run the unravel sequence multiple times to make sure it worked. I will do some testing.

Do we have up to date information on:

1. The accuracy of the information in the lead post for calculating unravel?

2. The score required to unravel to relics. I belive its 451 as a base.  

3. The score required to unravel to enchanted essence (I don't know it and can't seem to find it).  I think its 201. If the imbue discount is .6 this would require 335 to unravel an imbued item to essence.

I unravelled the following with a human imbuer (zero mods) at a home forge (zero mods) and got 4 residue:

Dull Copper hammer - Durability was 92
+50 Lower Requirements (Dull Copper)
+10 Hit Mana Leech (Imbued)
+44 Hit Dispel (Imbued)
+43 Damage increase (Exceptional)
+13 Fire Resist (Imbued)

(50+22+88+86+86) * 1.02 * .6 = 203.184 Seemed like it should have been enough for enchanted essence, but came up short

I took a crack at dropping the RoT subs in and it seems to be working. I put a RoT shard check into the beginning, dropped the skill check with timer triggers into your two imbue subs, and dropped the RoT wait scale and wait subs in at the end.

Obviously feel free to use it/improve it as you see fit. I am testing it now.

One thing I noticed was that I seemed to need to close the imbue menue after the RoT wait. I didn't trace why precisely, but before I put in a click to close the menu I was dropping into a failure cycle with the script trying to event macro imbue while the menu was open, getting a "you must wait" message. Closing the menu fixed it.

Thanks for the suggestions!

And these are from hunting what sort of stuff?  I have honestly not played a lick in a year and want to start a bit now and again. Wonder what I should be doing.