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Template:HuntingGuideSpot
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Introduction
Template for a single hunting spot location on the Per-Level Hunting Guide. Used together with a HuntingGuideTableStart template and an HTML table end tag to create a hunting guide table.
Fields
- soloLevel: The level range of characters who will see mobs "con blue" at this location
- groupLevel: The level range of characters who can expect to get experience with a full group at this location (deprecated; in the future once a "Group Hunting Guide" exists this field may be removed)
- zone: The zone where the hunting spot is located (no brackets needed, this will automatically create a wiki link if you get the zone name correct)
- area: A brief description of where in that zone the spot is (with any corresponding numbers from the zone's map, if appropriate)
- monsters: A list of at least some of the monsters to kill at this spot (possibly with their names truncated to fit)
- xpModifier: The experience percentage, not ZEM (remember, a ZEM of 75 = 100%), that is known for that zone in the wiki (NOTE: see warning about wiki ZEMs on guide page)
- era: The era that the hunting spot was introduced in (defaults to Classic)
- for (optional): Who the hunting spot is ideal for. Please use the three-letter class abbreviations (eg. SHM for Shaman), the words "good" or "evil" (eg. killing Rivervale guards would be "evil", while killing Grobb guards would be "good"), or "AFK" (to indicate a spot where the player can easily go away from their keyboard between kills). Example: "for=afk, evil, NEC/SHM
- image (optional): An image to use for this spot (preferably of the spot itself, but possibly just of a monster there); image widths should not exceed 150px for images of locations, and 100px for mob-only images (with taller images having even less width and "|center" added after to center them)
- notes: Any other details that would be useful for someone wanting to hunt here. In particular if the spot is good for one or more particular classes the phrase "Good for ___" (eg. "Good for Druids and Shaman") should be used.
Example
Solo Level Range | Group Level Range | Zone | Area | Monsters | Exp Mod* | Era | Image | Notes (on Class/Faction/Drops/Quests/etc.) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
01-03 | - | Greater Faydark | Ruins near Kelethin lifts | Assorted critters | 100% | Cla | Save Orc Hatchets from Orc Pawns for Orc Hatchets (Quest) |
Example Code
This code creates a hunting guide table with a single row/hunting ground.
{{HuntingGuideTableStart}} {{HuntingGuideSpot |soloLevel= 01-03 |groupLevel= - |zone=Greater Faydark |area= Ruins near Kelethin lifts |monsters= Assorted critters |xpModifier= 100% |notes= Save [[Orc Hatchet]]s from [[Orc Pawn (Crushbone)|Orc Pawn]]s for [[Orc Hatchets | Orc Hatchets (Quest)]] }} </table>
Multi-Row Example
Solo Level Range | Group Level Range | Zone | Area | Monsters | Exp Mod* | Era | Image | Notes (on Class/Faction/Drops/Quests/etc.) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
01-03 | - | Greater Faydark | Ruins near Kelethin lifts | Assorted critters | 100% | Cla | Save Orc Hatchets from Orc Pawns for Orc Hatchets (Quest) | |
04-10 | 05-10 | Qeynos Hills | ? | Rabid Wolves and assorted | 100% | Cla | Save Diseased Wolf Pelts for Rabid Wolves (Quest); watch out for Holly Windstalker |
Combining Templates for Multiple Rows
Multiple rows can be created by combining multiple templates together, like so:
{{HuntingGuideTableStart}} {{HuntingGuideSpot |soloLevel= 01-03 |groupLevel= - |zone=Greater Faydark |area= Ruins near Kelethin lifts |monsters= Assorted critters |xpModifier= 100% |notes= Save [[Orc Hatchet]]s from [[Orc Pawn (Crushbone)|Orc Pawn]]s for [[Orc Hatchets | Orc Hatchets (Quest)]] }} {{HuntingGuideSpot |soloLevel= 04-10 |groupLevel= 05-10 |zone=Qeynos Hills |area= ? |monsters= [[A Rabid Wolf | Rabid Wolves]] and assorted |xpModifier= 100% |notes= Save [[Diseased Wolf Pelt]]s for [[Rabid Wolves | Rabid Wolves (Quest)]]; watch out for [[Holly Windstalker]] }} </table>