Template:NPCTableRow

|- | class=icon | | {{{2}}} x {{{1}}} {{{3}}} | class=icon | | class=icon | | class=icon |

Template documentation (for the above template, sometimes hidden or invisible)

Description

This template is used to create a content row in NPCTable.

Dependencies

Requires

{{NPCTableCSS}} is required only once per page where there's at least one NPCTable. It is included into {{CMBSiteInfo}} and {{CMBSite}}(deprecated), so when one of those is used there is no need to add it separately.

{{NPCTableHead}}

Syntax

{{NPCTableRow|<type>|<count>|<name>|<point= point>|<ewar= ewar>|<ewar2= ewar>|<ewar3= ewar>|<drop= drop>|<cargo= cargo>|<trigger= trigger>|<note= notes>}}

Parameters

type, count and name are anonymous (positional) parameters and must be ordered as written.

type

sets the type and size of an NPC ship or structure. It is displayed as the ships bracket icon and type. A prefix can be added to control the brackets color. See the tables for valid options.

Ships

Name	Prefix
	none	Neutral	Friendly
Barge
Hauler
Freighter
Drone
Fighter
Frigate
Elite Frigate
Commander Frigate
Overseer Frigate
Destroyer
Commander Destroyer
Cruiser
Elite Cruiser
Commander Cruiser
Overseer Cruiser
Battlecruiser
Elite Battlecruiser
Commander Battlecruiser
Battleship
Elite Battleship
Overseer Battleship
Carrier
Supercarrier
Dreadnought
Titan
Sentry

Structures

Code	Icon
Acceleration Gate
Agent
Asteroid
Asteroid Field
Beacon
Billboard
Container
Red Container
Force Field
Gas Cloud
Hackable
Hangar Array
Station
Stargate
Structure
Tower
Wormhole

count

The number of NPCs of that type. This is often a range, so feel free to use number ranges (e.g. 10-12).

name

The NPC's name. Consolidate ships of the same type into a single line (e.g. Coreli Watchman/Patroller). If there are a large number of different ship types, list the most common three or four types followed by an ellipsis (e.g. Corelum Chief Guard/Defender/Protector/...). It is however perfectly fine to use a separate row to make it clear which ship type is using EWAR or triggers an action.

point

If an NPC has a Warp Disruptor, set to point= yes or point= point. If an NPC uses a Warp Scrambler (shuts off MWD and stops MJD) you can specify point= scram.

ewar

ewar2

ewar3

Type of electronic warfare used by an NPC. Displayed as an icon

EWAR codes

Type	Code	Icon
ECM/Jamming	ECM
Tracking disruption	TD
Guidance disruption	GD
Sensor dampening	Damp
Target painting	TP
Stasis webifier	Web
Energy neutralization ("neut")	Neut

drop

If an NPC leaves behind notable loot (e.g. T1 ammo, a trade good), note it here. A dull icon will be created.

cargo

If an NPC leaves behind valuable loot (worth over 1M ISK e.g. faction modules, tech 2 salvage), note it here. A shiny icon will be created.

trigger

If destroying an NPC causes an action (acceleration gates get unlocked, a new wave of enemies spawn, etc), use this parameter.

note

Use to describe important information about an NPC (for instance, an NPC deals extremely high damage, is able to self-repair themselves quickly, ...).

Sample

{{NPCTableHead|Initial defenders}}

{{NPCTableRow|Friendly Barge|1|Digger|drop= lots of stuff}}

{{NPCTableRow|Cruiser|1|Warship|point= yes|eawr= Web|ewar2= TD|note= Important info|trigger= Mission complete|cargo= Expensive stuff}}

|}

gives...

Initial defenders

		WD	EWAR	L
	1 x Friendly Barge Digger
	1 x Cruiser Warship		Web	Expensive stuff

See also

• Mission formatting guidelines
• {{NPCTableSeparator}}

Visit Template:NPCTableRow/doc to edit this text! (How does this work?) (Refresh this text - why?)