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Revision as of 12:25, 4 June 2011
This template is used to show an example of play.
The parameters that can be used are as follows:
- caption
- The caption on the table
- when
- The description of the setup
- action1
- The first action, usually one player's roll
- action2
- The second action, usually a second player's roll
- action3
- The third action
- action4
- The fourth action
- result
- A description of the result
Here is an example of the example:
The player wants to hit the other with a badger |
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Player 2 is hit with the badger. |