JasX: Created page with "A player class is mainly used for the 3 starting archetypes for player, and for NPC templates to give them different actions visa the Player Action table. It also allows you to modify character stats. {| class="wikitable" |+ !Field !Type !Default !Description |- |Label |String | |A unique label for your class. '''Do not modify after creation!''' |- |Name |String | |A name for your class. Doesn't have to be unique. |- |Name Type |String |None |Le..."

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Created page with "A player class is mainly used for the 3 starting archetypes for player, and for NPC templates to give them different actions visa the Player Action table. It also allows you to modify character stats. {| class="wikitable" |+ !Field !Type !Default !Description |- |Label |String | |A unique label for your class. '''Do not modify after creation!''' |- |Name |String | |A name for your class. Doesn't have to be unique. |- |Name Type |String |None |Le..."

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A player class is mainly used for the 3 starting archetypes for player, and for NPC templates to give them different actions visa the [[Player Action (Asset)|Player Action]] table. It also allows you to modify character stats.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Field
!Type
!Default
!Description
|-
|Label
|String
|
|A unique label for your class. '''Do not modify after creation!'''
|-
|Name
|String
|
|A name for your class. Doesn't have to be unique.
|-
|Name Type
|String
|None
|Lets you append or prepend the name to the player's name. Mostly useful for NPC templates that share the same art by different classes.
|-
|Monster class
|Boolean
|False
|In general this should always be checked.
|-
|Momentum Type
|String
|Off
|Selects the archetype for the player. The archetype determines what type of momentum to always guarantee at the start of each turn. Offensive, Defensive, or Support.
|-
|Stats
|Int
|0
|Lets you modify the character's stats.
|-
|Description
|String
|
|Class description that's appended to the character description.
|}

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