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	==Company and Chapter Targeting==		==Company and Chapter Targeting==

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	==Company and Chapter Targeting==		==Company and Chapter Targeting==

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	==Company and Chapter Targeting==		==Company and Chapter Targeting==

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	::''An event with this target role will require the event to take place on a site with a tannery station.''		::''An event with this target role will require the event to take place on a site with a tannery station.''

	:'''A) Target (role): site'''		:'''B) Target (role): site'''
	::'''Aspects:''' town, VISIBLE_TILE		::'''Aspects:''' town, VISIBLE_TILE
	::''This is an example from the [[Star Dance]] event. The event is a wilderness scouting event, where, by default, site roles (these are called injected roles, because they are injected into the event) are not targeted.''		::''This is an example from the [[Star Dance]] event. The event is a wilderness scouting event, where, by default, site roles (these are called injected roles, because they are injected into the event) are not targeted.''

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	==Company Targeting==		==Company and Chapter Targeting==

	The most common requirement for the default '''company''' target is a '''chapter threshold.'''		The most common requirement for the default '''company''' target is a '''chapter threshold.'''
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	====Biome Targeting====		====Biome Targeting====

	~~Some events~~ may have requirements for the overland tile. The most common requirement for an overland tile is a certain type of [[biome]]. By default, these are targeted in a required role called '''overlandTile''', but there can be exceptions.		Events may have requirements for the overland [[tile]]. The most common requirement for an overland tile is a certain type of [[biome]]. By default, these are targeted in a required role called '''overlandTile''', but there can be exceptions.

	=====Example of Biome Targeting=====		=====Example of Biome Targeting=====
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	::'''Aspects:''' drauven_skysinger		::'''Aspects:''' drauven_skysinger
	::''A mission victory/defeat event with this target role requires an enemy with the drauven_skysinger aspect (Deeven) to have been defeated in the previous mission.''		::''A mission victory/defeat event with this target role requires an enemy with the drauven_skysinger aspect (Deeven) to have been defeated in the previous mission.''

	==Hero Targeting==		==Hero Targeting==
	Almost all events require heroes to be targeted for roles. Furthermore, many events require heroes to match roles with specific criteria.		Almost all events require heroes to be targeted for roles. Furthermore, many events require heroes to match roles with specific criteria.

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	Sites are towns and [[station]]s on the [[overland map]] tiles. By default, a role named '''site''' is targeted in [[hostile site]] encounters.		Sites are towns and [[station]]s on the [[overland map]] tiles. By default, a role named '''site''' is targeted in [[hostile site]] encounters.

	'''Site targeting''' can have additional requirements, such as the type of ~~the~~ station, and aspects.		'''Site targeting''' can have additional requirements, such as the type of station, and other aspects of the site.

	Note that events can also target sites that are not on the tile the current party is on (see example '''B''' below).		Note that events can also target sites that are not on the tile the current party is on (see example '''B''' below).
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	::''This is an example from the [[Star Dance]] event. The event is a wilderness scouting event, where, by default, site roles (these are called injected roles, because they are injected into the event) are not targeted.''		::''This is an example from the [[Star Dance]] event. The event is a wilderness scouting event, where, by default, site roles (these are called injected roles, because they are injected into the event) are not targeted.''
	::''In this example, the role '''site''' targets one random town that is on a tile that is visible to the player. In this specific example, the '''site''' target role is an event mechanic used in the event's outcomes.''		::''In this example, the role '''site''' targets one random town that is on a tile that is visible to the player. In this specific example, the '''site''' target role is an event mechanic used in the event's outcomes.''
	::''For the event to be able to trigger, the company must have one town visible on the overland map.''		::''For the event to be able to trigger, the company must have at least one town visible on the overland map.''

	==Enemy and Dead Enemy Targeting==		==Enemy and Dead Enemy Targeting==
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	:'''Target (role): deadFoe'''		:'''Target (role): deadFoe'''
	::'''Aspects:''' drauven_skysinger		::'''Aspects:''' drauven_skysinger
	::''A mission victory/defeat event with this target role requires an enemy with the drauven_skysinger aspect (Deeven) to have been defeated~~.''~~		::''A mission victory/defeat event with this target role requires an enemy with the drauven_skysinger aspect (Deeven) to have been defeated in the previous mission.''

	~~==Enemy and Dead Enemy Targeting==~~

	~~Similarly to biomes and sites, events can also target specific enemies. Mission victory or mission defeat events may target foes from a role of '''deadFoe'''.~~

	~~=====Examples of Enemy Targeting=====~~
	~~:'''Role: foes'''~~
	~~::'''Aspects:''' drauven~~
	~~::''An event with this target requires~~ the ~~enemy at a hostile site to be drauven.''~~

	~~:'''Role: deadFoe'''~~
	~~::'''Aspects:''' drauven_skysinger~~
	~~::''A~~ mission ~~victory/defeat event with this target requires an enemy with the drauven_skysinger aspect (Deeven) to have been defeated~~.''
	==Hero Targeting==		==Hero Targeting==
	Almost all events require heroes to be targeted for roles. Furthermore, many events require heroes to match roles with specific criteria.		Almost all events require heroes to be targeted for roles. Furthermore, many events require heroes to match roles with specific criteria.

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			==Company Targeting==

			The most common requirement for the default '''company''' target is a '''chapter threshold.'''

			Chapter is stored as an aspect called chapterNumber in company. All aspects have value.

			The value for chapter is equal to the chapter of the game.

			=====Example of Chapter Targeting=====
			:'''Target (role): company'''
			::'''Aspects:''' chapterNumber >= 2
			::''This threshold requires the aspect called chapterNumber to be greater than or equal to 2.''
			::''An event with this requirement will only trigger in Chapter 2 or above.''

	==Overland Tile Biome and Site Targeting==		==Overland Tile Biome and Site Targeting==

	====Biome Targeting====		====Biome Targeting====

	Some events may have requirements for the overland tile. The most common requirement for an overland tile is certain type of [[biome]]. By default, these are targeted in a required role called '''overlandTile''', but there can be exceptions.		Some events may have requirements for the overland tile. The most common requirement for an overland tile is a certain type of [[biome]]. By default, these are targeted in a required role called '''overlandTile''', but there can be exceptions.

	=====Example of Biome Targeting=====		=====Example of Biome Targeting=====
	:'''~~Role~~:''' ~~overlandTile~~		:'''Target (role): overlandTile'''
	::'''Biome:''' swamp, forestDeciduous, forestConiferous		::'''Biome:''' swamp, forestDeciduous, forestConiferous
	::''An event with this role ~~target~~ will require the overland tile to be a swamp, broadleaf forest, or pine forest.''		::''An event with this target role will require the overland tile to be a swamp, broadleaf forest, or pine forest.''

	====~~Sites~~====		====Site targeting====

	Sites are towns and [[station]]s on the [[overland map]] tiles. By default, a role named '''site''' is targeted in hostile site encounters.		Sites are towns and [[station]]s on the [[overland map]] tiles. By default, a role named '''site''' is targeted in [[hostile site]] encounters.

	'''Site targeting''' can have additional requirements, such as the type of the station and aspects.		'''Site targeting''' can have additional requirements, such as the type of the station, and aspects.

	Note that events can also target sites that are not on the tile the current party is on (see example '''B''' below).		Note that events can also target sites that are not on the tile the current party is on (see example '''B''' below).

	=====Examples of Site Targeting=====		=====Examples of Site Targeting=====
	:'''A) ~~Role~~:''' ~~site~~		:'''A) Target (role): site'''
	::'''Station:''' tannery		::'''Station:''' tannery
	::''An event with this role ~~target~~ will require the event to take place on a site with a tannery station.''		::''An event with this target role will require the event to take place on a site with a tannery station.''

	:'''A) ~~Role~~:''' ~~site~~		:'''A) Target (role): site'''
	::'''Aspects:''' town, VISIBLE_TILE		::'''Aspects:''' town, VISIBLE_TILE
	::''This is an example from the [[Star Dance]] event. The event is a wilderness scouting event, where, by default, site roles (these are called injected roles, because they are injected into the event) are not targeted.''		::''This is an example from the [[Star Dance]] event. The event is a wilderness scouting event, where, by default, site roles (these are called injected roles, because they are injected into the event) are not targeted.''
	::''In this example, the role '''site''' targets a town that is on a tile that is visible to the player. In this specific example, the '''site''' target role is an event mechanic used in the ~~events~~ outcomes.''		::''In this example, the role '''site''' targets one random town that is on a tile that is visible to the player. In this specific example, the '''site''' target role is an event mechanic used in the event's outcomes.''
	::''For the event to be able to trigger, the company must have one town visible on the overland map.''		::''For the event to be able to trigger, the company must have one town visible on the overland map.''

			==Enemy and Dead Enemy Targeting==

			Similarly to biomes and sites, events can also target specific enemies. Mission victory or mission defeat events may target defeated enemies from a target role of '''deadFoe'''.

			=====Examples of Enemy Targeting=====
			:'''Target (role): foes'''
			::'''Aspects:''' drauven
			::''An event with this target role requires the enemy at a hostile site to be drauven.''

			:'''Target (role): deadFoe'''
			::'''Aspects:''' drauven_skysinger
			::''A mission victory/defeat event with this target role requires an enemy with the drauven_skysinger aspect (Deeven) to have been defeated.''

	==Enemy and Dead Enemy Targeting==		==Enemy and Dead Enemy Targeting==

Mindtheblob at 08:58, 17 January 2022

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			==Overland Tile Biome and Site Targeting==

			====Biome Targeting====

			Some events may have requirements for the overland tile. The most common requirement for an overland tile is certain type of [[biome]]. By default, these are targeted in a required role called '''overlandTile''', but there can be exceptions.

			=====Example of Biome Targeting=====
			:'''Role:''' overlandTile
			::'''Biome:''' swamp, forestDeciduous, forestConiferous
			::''An event with this role target will require the overland tile to be a swamp, broadleaf forest, or pine forest.''

			====Sites====

			Sites are towns and [[station]]s on the [[overland map]] tiles. By default, a role named '''site''' is targeted in hostile site encounters.

			'''Site targeting''' can have additional requirements, such as the type of the station and aspects.

			Note that events can also target sites that are not on the tile the current party is on (see example '''B''' below).

			=====Examples of Site Targeting=====
			:'''A) Role:''' site
			::'''Station:''' tannery
			::''An event with this role target will require the event to take place on a site with a tannery station.''

			:'''A) Role:''' site
			::'''Aspects:''' town, VISIBLE_TILE
			::''This is an example from the [[Star Dance]] event. The event is a wilderness scouting event, where, by default, site roles (these are called injected roles, because they are injected into the event) are not targeted.''
			::''In this example, the role '''site''' targets a town that is on a tile that is visible to the player. In this specific example, the '''site''' target role is an event mechanic used in the events outcomes.''
			::''For the event to be able to trigger, the company must have one town visible on the overland map.''

			==Enemy and Dead Enemy Targeting==

			Similarly to biomes and sites, events can also target specific enemies. Mission victory or mission defeat events may target foes from a role of '''deadFoe'''.

			=====Examples of Enemy Targeting=====
			:'''Role: foes'''
			::'''Aspects:''' drauven
			::''An event with this target requires the enemy at a hostile site to be drauven.''

			:'''Role: deadFoe'''
			::'''Aspects:''' drauven_skysinger
			::''A mission victory/defeat event with this target requires an enemy with the drauven_skysinger aspect (Deeven) to have been defeated.''
	==Hero Targeting==		==Hero Targeting==
	Almost all events require heroes to be targeted for roles. Furthermore, many events require heroes to match roles with specific criteria.		Almost all events require heroes to be targeted for roles. Furthermore, many events require heroes to match roles with specific criteria.

Mindtheblob at 07:47, 16 January 2022

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	'''Required''' and '''optional roles''' are the most common roles to come across in hero targeting. They typically choose their matches by the hero scoring the highest score of a '''score function'''.		'''Required''' and '''optional roles''' are the most common roles to come across in hero targeting. They typically choose their matches by the hero scoring the highest score of a '''score function'''.

			There do exist other choosing methods for targets (for example, '''one random''', but for the sake of clarity, this guide will discuss the ''by score'' as default)

	A '''score function''' is a function of requirements and their values for the role. These score functions may include, for example, ''personality'' or ''experience stats'', specific ''relationships'' between heroes, and aspects such as ''hooks'' or ''items''.		A '''score function''' is a function of requirements and their values for the role. These score functions may include, for example, ''personality'' or ''experience stats'', specific ''relationships'' between heroes, and aspects such as ''hooks'' or ''items''.

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	====Hero Aspects====		====Hero Aspects====

	Another common requirement in hero targeting is the listing of '''Required''' or '''Forbidden Aspects'''. Listed '''Aspects''' are required for a hero to match the target role, whereas '''Forbidden Aspects''' make a hero with those aspects ineligible for the role. A less common variant of '''Aspects''' is '''Aspects (One of)'''. This variant requires the target to have at least one of the listed aspects.		Another common requirement in hero targeting is the listing of '''Required''' or '''Forbidden Aspects'''. Listed '''Aspects''' are required for a hero to match the target role, whereas '''Forbidden Aspects''' make a hero with those aspects ineligible for the role.

			A less common variant of '''Aspects''' is '''Aspects (One of)'''. This variant requires the target to have at least one of the listed aspects.

	Continuing with our previous example, lets add a '''Required''' and '''Forbidden Aspect''' to the role.		Continuing with our previous example, lets add a '''Required''' and '''Forbidden Aspect''' to the role.
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	'''Important!''' When reading event targets, the name of a '''role''' is just a '''name'''. How the role is defined with '''scoring''', '''aspects''' and '''tests''', introduced above, determines if a hero can be matched to the role. Typical '''role names''' for heroes used in event targets include '''hero1''', '''hero2''', personality names ('''goofball''', '''healer''', etc.), '''hook''', '''rival''', '''lover''', '''volunteer''', and so forth.		'''Important!''' When reading event targets, the name of a '''role''' is just a '''name'''. How the role is defined with '''scoring''', '''aspects''' and '''tests''', introduced above, determines if a hero can be matched to the role. Typical '''role names''' for heroes used in event targets include '''hero1''', '''hero2''', personality names ('''goofball''', '''healer''', etc.), '''hook''', '''rival''', '''lover''', '''volunteer''', and so forth.

	With this in mind, a role named '''rival''' may well only require a certain ''personality threshold'', or alternatively, it may not have ''any specific requirements at all''. Consider the following quiz:		With this in mind, a role named '''rival''' may well only require a certain ''personality threshold'', or alternatively, it may not have ''any specific requirements at all''. Consider the following quiz:

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	:'''Role: rival''' (required)		:'''Role: rival''' (required)
	::'''Score Function:''' RIVAL_WITH.hero1 >= 1		::'''Score Function:''' RIVAL_WITH.hero1 >= 1
	~~::'''Forbidden Aspects:''' mystic~~
	::'''fromRoles: party'''		::'''fromRoles: party'''
	::'''notAlreadyMatchedAs: hero1'''		::'''notAlreadyMatchedAs: hero1'''
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	::'''Eligible for Theme:''' green		::'''Eligible for Theme:''' green
	::'''Eligible for Theme Piece:''' tattoo		::'''Eligible for Theme Piece:''' tattoo
	'''fromRoles: party'''		:::'''fromRoles: party'''

	:'''Role: rival''' (required)		:'''Role: rival''' (required)
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	::'''Eligible for Theme:''' green		::'''Eligible for Theme:''' green
	::'''Eligible for Theme Piece:''' tattoo		::'''Eligible for Theme Piece:''' tattoo
	'''fromRoles: party'''		:::'''fromRoles: party'''
	'''notAlreadyMatchedAs:''' coward		:::'''notAlreadyMatchedAs:''' coward

	:'''Role: leader''' (required)		:'''Role: leader''' (required)
	::'''Score:''' LEADER		::'''Score:''' LEADER
	'''fromRoles: party'''		:::'''fromRoles: party'''
	'''notAlreadyMatchedAs:''' coward , rival		:::'''notAlreadyMatchedAs:''' coward , rival

	:'''Role: hero''' (required)		:'''Role: hero''' (required)
	'''fromRoles: party'''		:::'''fromRoles: party'''
	'''notAlreadyMatchedAs:''' leader		:::'''notAlreadyMatchedAs:''' leader

	The '''coward''' role requires a hero with one of the stats of COWARD, BOOKISH, or LONER to be greater than or equal to 80. No one in the company may have the theme green (Sylvan transformation). The hero must not have conflicting themes ('''wolf''', '''fire''', '''crow''', '''frog''', '''shadow''', '''skeleton'''). The hero must have an open head theme slot.		The '''coward''' role requires a hero with one of the stats of COWARD, BOOKISH, or LONER to be greater than or equal to 80. No one in the company may have the theme green (Sylvan transformation). The hero must not have conflicting themes ('''wolf''', '''fire''', '''crow''', '''frog''', '''shadow''', '''skeleton'''). The hero must have an open head theme slot.

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			Teeny weeny wings blocks: {{Theme conflicts\|Teeny Wings\|blocks}}

			Vulture Acolyte "is blocked by": {{Theme conflicts\|vulture acolyte}}

			Vulture Acolyte "blocks": {{Theme conflicts\|vultureacolyte\|blocks}}

			Wolftouched is blocked by: {{Theme conflicts\|Wolftouched}}

			Wolftouched blocks: {{Theme conflicts\|wolf\|blocks}}

	==Company and Chapter Targeting==		==Company and Chapter Targeting==