Can anyone see an error here?

[Shamanistik08]

But then he regen? would it alter the hp event 98?? I don't know.

Anyway, you tested it like that?

[Astal]

yeah they arent spawning at all now after the initial spawn

[Astal]

I got it working by the way, i found a missing bracket

#azog mon

sub EVENT_HP {

	if($hpevent == 98)
	{
			$npc->NPCSpecialAttacks(DIMUCNfAB, 0);
			quest::settimer("SpawnAcolytes", 120);
			quest::spawn2(2700252, 0, 0, $x + 10, $y + 10, $z, 0);
			quest::spawn2(2700252, 0, 0, $x - 10, $y - 10, $z, 0);
			quest::spawn2(2700252, 0, 0, $x + 10, $y - 10, $z, 0);
			quest::setnexthpevent(25);
	}
	
	if($hpevent == 25)
	{
			$npc->NPCSpecialAttacks(DIMUCNf, 0);
			quest::stoptimer("SpawnAcolytes");

			
	}
}

sub EVENT_SPAWN {
	quest::setnexthpevent(98);
}

sub EVENT_TIMER {

if ($timer == "SpawnAcolytes")
	{
		quest::spawn2(2700252, 0, 0, $x + 10, $y + 10, $z, 0);
		quest::spawn2(2700252, 0, 0, $x - 10, $y - 10, $z, 0);
		quest::spawn2(2700252, 0, 0, $x + 10, $y - 10, $z, 0);
		quest::settimer("SpawnAcolytes", 120);
	}	
}

sub EVENT_SIGNAL {
	quest::shout("Signal Sent");
	$npc->SetHP(-100000); #damage azog mon by 5%
}

[Akkadius]

Just FYI, it is a good idea to use 'eq' as an operator to compare strings.

When you export the $timer object in this case you are using a string to identify your timer names, not an ID. So you would be looking at something similar to:

if ($timer eq "SpawnAcolytes")

Instead of:

if ($timer == "SpawnAcolytes")

'==' is for integer comparison, IE: 1,2,3,4,5 etc.

And as Joligario was trying to say, you want to quote your strings as a best practice:

$npc->NPCSpecialAttacks(DIMUCNfAB, 0);

Should be:

$npc->NPCSpecialAttacks("DIMUCNfAB", 0);

Otherwise it looks like you are persistently figuring it out.

Hopefully that helps.
~Akka