Template:IncarnateComponent Drop: Difference between revisions
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This | This component is {{#switch: {{{1}}} | ||
| Common = '''Common''' | | Common = '''Common''' | ||
| Uncommon = {{color|goldenrod|'''Uncommon'''}} | | Uncommon = {{color|goldenrod|'''Uncommon'''}} | ||
| Rare = {{color|orangered|'''Rare'''}} | | Rare = {{color|orangered|'''Rare'''}} | ||
| Very Rare = {{color|purple|'''Very Rare'''}} | |||
| #default = ''please specify rarity''}}.{{#if:{{{nocat|}}}||<includeonly>[[Category:{{{1}}} Incarnate Components]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> | | #default = ''please specify rarity''}}.{{#if:{{{nocat|}}}||<includeonly>[[Category:{{{1}}} Incarnate Components]]</includeonly>}}<noinclude> | ||
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|<nowiki>{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Rare}}</nowiki> | |<nowiki>{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Rare}}</nowiki> | ||
|{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Rare|nocat=1}} | |{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Rare|nocat=1}} | ||
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|<nowiki>{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Very Rare}}</nowiki> | |||
|{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Very Rare|nocat=1}} | |||
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Using this template will place the component in the appropriate category, and will help facilitate DPL usage. | Using this template will place the component in the appropriate category, and will help facilitate DPL usage. | ||
[[Category:Incarnate | [[Category:Incarnate System Templates]]</noinclude> |
Latest revision as of 03:07, 3 February 2011
This component is please specify rarity.
Usage
Should be used in one of three ways, depending on the component's rarity:
Template Call | Result |
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{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Common}} | This component is Common. |
{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Uncommon}} | This component is Uncommon. |
{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Rare}} | This component is Rare. |
{{IncarnateComponent Drop|Very Rare}} | This component is Very Rare. |
Using this template will place the component in the appropriate category, and will help facilitate DPL usage.