Little feedback about the v1.72 release. Options

[The Imp]

The file structure is not pretty, I would ask that you would only have the BDash -folder and the Setup-BDToBv172.exe -file in the exterior, and move all the rest to the BDash -folder. Also it might be useful to name the mod "DBash", so the starting executable is setup-BDash.exe and the .tp2 would be: DBash/DBash.tp2 . Yeah, there's no need for the "setup-" to be there like a sore thumb on the newer weidu's.
I don't know if I would even care but anyways, your folder structure is inconsistent to what comes to the folder names cases/CASES, and that will stop the mod from being installed on file systems that care about that fact.

Also you should use a little newer weidu.exe's, so you can use the readme and version flags, so:

CODE

BACKUP ~DBash\Install\Backup~
AUTHOR ~Kevin Dorner -- the original creator of Baldurdash, King Diamond (waxhall@yahoo.com) -- WeiDU conversion, Vladislav Papper (vladp6@gmail.com) -- compilation, maintenance, additional fixes and optional components~

AUTO_TRA ~BDash\language\%s~

LANGUAGE ~English~
         ~english~
         ~BDash\language\english\setup.tra~

LANGUAGE ~Deutsch~
         ~deutsch~
         ~BDash\language\deutsch\korrektur.tra~
[b]VERSION ~v1.72~
README ~BDash/BD-WeiDU 1.72 Readme.txt~
[/b]BEGIN @0

Well, of course you should update the version flag when you make a new releases.

The author flag names the current person that maintains the mod, not the original authors, as it's used to indicate to whom to send the setup-BDToBv172.debug when the mod fails to install something, so they can easily debug the error. I would say that yours is a bit too long to know exactly the person to contact... I know, but the lesser the possibility of error here, the more likely...

Is there a reason why the Improved Monk Class is before the Bdash core ?