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I'd use a [switch], but maybe there are be better (faster) ways... Note that the objectives on HARD say "15 traitors" but you list 17 of them. Of your code above, keep only [side]s, [objectives] and [place_shroud] ; replace the rest with something like this (put it all in the "prestar...

After a quick glance:
-) you have used {GOBLIN_TYPE VAR TYPE} before its definition;
-) in {RANDOM_PRISONER X Y} you have a FOREACH without a NEXT;
-) by the way, that FOREACH makes no sense, since "random" is a single value and not an array.

The turn limit and the "early finish" bonus are the (clever) ways Wesnoth uses to avoid turtling. Well balanced campaigns (as you may expect from all those in mainline) give you more than enough turns to win (so even if you "waste" a few, it won't hurt you significantly. It's bet...

Another workaround is to use goto_x, goto_y (store the leader and change them back and forth to send him on the keep at the start of his turn and away at the end).

elvish_sovereign wrote:Problem 5.
I just realized, if Prinak (who gained those attack and the heals because of Rampo) levels up after this scenario, he'll lose the attack and abilities. How would I do it so even if he levels the attacks will stay there?

Objects are not lost when level-up occurs.

If you do not like the goblin idle animation. Make a custom goblin cfg without idle animation. Giv it its one name and recruit that in game. No more sleeping goblins. That's how I'd do it. It should also be very quick to do (albeit I've not tested it): [unit_type] [base_unit] id=Goblin Spearman [/b...

For what it may be worth (i.e. next to nothing), I find it nicer ("smoother") than version 5.
Keep up the good work!

You may filter range=ranged (or range=melee, or none to affect both) to give "poison" to the unit. [object] [filter] # whatever; e.g. x,y=$x1,$y1 if it is a moveto [event] [/filter] silent=yes # or "no" and put a name, description, etc... [effect] apply_to=attack range=melee # re...

The alternative is to store the units of the player that are in your planned "drop area" (if there are any) and unstore them far away. As if the Adept pushed them away to summon his own minions.

Maybe you have hide_help=true in the unit definition?

To slow a stored unit, modify its status and ustore it.
The code above stores the units that must receive an [object] only to have their "id"s... the [object] is not given to the stored variable, but directly to the unit(s). In fact, there's no [unstore_unit].

When a unit gets the Armour, add a key to its [variables] (e.g. voidarmor=yes) and have it be checked in the [filter] of the [object] that tries to assign the armour.

Traits can be checked in a similar way ( unit.mofications.trait.id ).

But river_sighted is triggered by another event... I want it so that it will fire as the second event until that river_sighted event is triggered, then switch to the first event. As zookeeper hinted, first_time_only=yes in the first event is what you're doing wrong then. When a unit goes on 6,8 bot...

The timer in multiplayer gives you a certain number of seconds when game starts, plus an extra per animation (so you are not penalized by them being displayed). If your turn lasts too much (timer goes to 0), it ends. At the beginning of each turn, you get some seconds added to what you had left (if ...

Is it possible to have the timer (as in multiplayer battles) in one scenario of a single-player campaign (the settings of the timer would be specified in the.cfg file as functions of the difficulty, e.g. #ifdef EASY, etc.).
Is it doable or not?