Style Guide

Example AB, with every field:

ENVOY - BEARFORM

Syntax: BEARFORM AMAZE                            |Syntax HUG [ |ALLIES|ENEMIES] / Power: 10 (Anomalous) - BEARFORM 2 (Anomalous) - HUG                       | 5            - allies or enemies HUG      |Cost Outlay: 2 bears, 3 browntint                      |Block Cooldown: 15 seconds - HUG                        | 1 minute - AMAZE                       / Damage Type: 50% Magic, 25% Cutting, 25% Psychic Damage Bonus: 1/6 Blunt, 10/10 Cutting            | Damage Malus: 1/5 Poison, 2/6 Divinus, 2/6 Excorable, 2/7 Asphyx Damage Resistance: 4/10 Magic                     | Resistance Malus: 3/10 Psychic                    | Regeneration: 4/8 Health, 2/7 Mana, 1/3 Ego       |Effects Block Vitals Bonus: 1/10 Health                         | Vitals Malus: 3/10 Mana                           /

Did you see the bear? It's HUUUUUUUUUUGE, HUGE! So giant, I can't believe you haven't heard of the HUGE BEAAAAR!

Note: This bear is so big, it extends OUT OF YOUR SCREEN!

There are five potential blocks to an ability file, in order: Syntaxes, Costs, Effects, Description, and Notes. The style guide goes block by block. When multiple fields are contained in the same block (power AND outlay costs, for instance), they should be displayed in the order presented in the examples.

Templates - -There are two main templates: AB and sub. AB is used to set up the main body of the skill.

sub is used within AB to do multiple syntaxes for the same ability. undefined You would then put the description following the additional syntaxes underneath the block. Make sure templates are closed off with matching

Example of an AB template with multiple sub templates within: