1.12 SP Campaign, Fate of a Princess (& Northern Forces)

[SkyOne]

Okay, you were so kind with my critics and I can't resist to do a proper comentary of the campaign.

Thank you.
Those were not critics. They were a great feedback for me, and this one, too.

One thing: Where is the branch? Maybe I jump over it without taking care but i don't really know.

There are three scenarios that is possible to make players go to a different scenario. Only one scenario each though.

The scenario 3, Northern Ways:
- Players are possible to go "3b Traveling North" and "4 A Man, an Elf, and a Diary" If they go to 3b, the next will be scenario 4. "How they go" is a secret, but the hint is hidden on this thread, in the first page. And the most players go to "3b Traveling North", I think. It tells how the unicorn, Täkel, comes from.

The scenario 5, In the Wild:
- On the cave-entrance, players can choose to stay on the scenario or to get into a cave-sceanrio. They may find a weapon in the cave. Either staying the scenario and going to the cave one, players go to the scenario 6, Capturing Dorest, after that.

The scenario 22, Dragon Cave:
- When a Fire Dragon shows, there is player's choice. Players cannot miss this action.
The scenario 22b, "The Battle at Prestim" is just a bonus scenario (as battling with a Fire Dragon and all human units). Players are able to get more golds if they go to it. After that, they will go to the scenario 23, Zluld's Last Stand.

You also have to be more careful with die and last breath events, sometimes you use die event and the character say something and it looks kinda strange (he isn't here now. is he?).

Yeah, I recognized some of them lately, and fixed. I thought I had fixed them all after Elvish_Hunter noticed, but still some left and I think more... Basically, as long as the portrait shows and the speech is a few, I prefer die [event] more than last breath because it makes me feel beating the enemies more. But the wmllint seems to care about it... Thanks anyway.

other thing you can change is in the scenario 20 with the icy monsters, it sound somekind gruf when after killing all the yetis (ye, I wanted MORE and MORE xp) ameck says "I hope they can rest now" or something like that. Maybe you can prevent this case with a [if] or something like that.

Oooh, that is a real bug. You captured Yeti's village(s), right? Definitely, it should be fixed.
I haven't tested on that way (and so are the most of players, I think) although I played this one many times.
Thank you so much. You must be a good player.

The lat scenario maybe can be 2 scenarios. I don't know, the first of them for finding your way through the mace and the second a battle with some history.

Possibly...
The campaign idea, including the story-idea, suddenly flashes into my head when I am relaxing. So I don't think anything comes up next few days because I am busy for updating. It is similar to creating music.
Anyway, I keep it in my mind. Thank you.

I though gunder was also a semi-elf or I got lost through the dialog?

Yes, he is.
So on the last scenario, the battle is a half elf V.S. a half elf. They are more powerful than any regular elves as my set-up (maybe, it is common, isn't it?). On the scenario 4, A Man, an Elf, and a Diary, there is an Elvish Druid, named Fioniel, whom Baldres wants to get. She is Gulder's mother. Gulcyn the Wizard gets marry her after Baldres killed her fiance, the Ogre man. So if Baldres didn't kill him, Gulder was half-Ogre.

But as you said, it is actually not very clear after I checked it again. We really should add some more words.
I really appreciate your precious feedbacks. Sometimes, we don't find out bugs ourselves...

I'm waiting for it on the 1.9 server coz even when I won't replay in a time (it's really long ) I wanted one friend to play it.
¡Hope I can be helpful!

Sounds good!
It keeps me busy again lately, and you are so helpful. As my word, you are a precious user in this community. The number of campaign creators keep increasing, but the number of players who post good feedbacks doesn't increase much recently from my point of view.

But I recognize that it often causes to creator's responses.
Muchísimas Gracias!

If you find anything else even just your opinion, please feel free to post either on this thread and one on Add-ons Feedback Forum.
We always appreciate your helps.

[perseo]

The scenario 3, Northern Ways:
- Players are possible to go "3b Traveling North" and "4 A Man, an Elf, and a Diary" If they go to 3b, the next will be scenario 4. "How they go" is a secret, but the hint is hidden on this thread, in the first page. And the most players go to "3b Traveling North", I think. It tells how the unicorn, Täkel, comes from.

The scenario 5, In the Wild:
- On the cave-entrance, players can choose to stay on the scenario or to get into a cave-sceanrio. They may find a weapon in the cave. Either staying the scenario and going to the cave one, players go to the scenario 6, Capturing Dorest, after that.

The scenario 22, Dragon Cave:
- When a Fire Dragon shows, there is player's choice. Players cannot miss this action.
The scenario 22b, "The Battle at Prestim" is just a bonus scenario (as battling with a Fire Dragon and all human units). Players are able to get more golds if they go to it. After that, they will go to the scenario 23, Zluld's Last Stand..

Okay, after replaying third scenario Now I know how to go to travelling to the north instead of the diary one. But that it changes the future weapon of Zilvia? I think they are the same blade. Ammm... and also I have to move the saurian to the trapdoor not any unit... the problem is that this was the last leader I killed (don't ask me why XD) and I don't care a lot about the trapdoor.
And in the one of the dragon I though you only changed the way of doing things, I mean, if I go with the dragon then I'll go with the elves and I I go with the elves then I'll go with the dragon, but thinking it porperly it has no sense.
Thanks for this little guide of the branches, I will replay the begining again with this new path.
¡Salud!
I forgot! The yetis one I triggered their angry moving into their area, I didn't capture the village until they started being nasty. It's not so difficult, if you let them battle with the trolls you can hay lot of xp from the level 4 yetis and from the level 2 trolls.

[SkyOne]

Okay, after replaying third scenario Now I know how to go to travelling to the north instead of the diary one. But that it changes the future weapon of Zilvia? I think they are the same blade.

Yes, the same blade.
But it doesn't effect Zylvia's weapon later. Just Eämeral speaks a bit differently about the sword in the case on scenario 23.
Picking up the sword makes the story be more interesting a bit because the unicorn is the same guy who appears in scenario 19 and 20. (Also, Dessen and Elen-Garil talk more on the scenario 9, Common Enemy, in the case.)

His story is that: - The unicorn, Täkel, had been in love with Zylvia's mother, Celadë, when she was young. When she married with Lord Zluld (Zylvia's father), Täkel really got jealous to Zluld, and lost his mind. So he stole the Greenwood Blade from Zluld, and started running toward the south in order to stay away the sword from him, then he threw it out in the river.

After he had a conflict with Baldres's troop, he started running to the north at this time.

After that, he was finally able to find a place to stay with a number of maidens and a peace in Eisheim. I wanted to indicate how pure Alingwen/Ameck's heart is (because he followed Ameck on scenario 20) through the unicorn story. So Unicorns, especially Täkel, support the story in this campaign.

A little problem is that I am not sure how long unicorns alive in general. To follow this story, Täkel has to live at least 40 years.

Ammm... and also I have to move the saurian to the trapdoor not any unit... the problem is that this was the last leader I killed (don't ask me why XD) and I don't care a lot about the trapdoor.

I see. It is fine.
I judged myself that I am an average player, but I think the best strategy to get XP on this part is to get into the cave before defeating one of the Goblin leaders (maybe, one at the west). Players have to be careful the spiders in the cave, though, because they are hidden.

Thanks for this little guide of the branches, I will replay the begining again with this new path.

You are welcome. You can also wait until the new version, FoaP 0.9.1, for BfW 1.9/10 at this moment. I am trying to update it on coming Sunday (late Saturday night on the pacific time) even my buddy rings me up to drink beer on the day.

EDIT:

It's not so difficult, if you let them battle with the trolls you can hay lot of xp from the level 4 yetis and from the level 2 trolls.

Aah, okay... There is a tiny bug at the part. I haven't modified Yeti's INCOME when they turn to enemies. So the NORMAL difficulty is easier than the EASY difficulty in the case. I fixed it on the next edition. Thanks for telling what happened when you played. It is helpful.
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EDIT on Dec, 11
version 0.9.1 is on 1.9/1.10 server.

Thanks.

[Valvinar]

On Striking Back is there any reason to not kill the generals? Specifically Dessen?

nevermind, I just played through and it seems you get a bonus if you kill them. I didnt try Dessen though.

edit again:

Just finished the campaign and I thought it was really fun. I especially loved the non generic factions. Great job guys. I still have to go back through and play the first two extra missions. i think the ending dialogue should go on a bit longer. I feel like it was about to till me what happened to all my companions. Even if you were going to end with just turuk it was really sudden. Story wise why did it matter if Alwingen was alive for the dwarven emporer? Also is he the emporer of the mountains of all races? dwarves, drakes, and otherwise? Or is the Falci guy the leader of the drakes still? haha I know this are little things but I'm really curious now.

[perseo]

On Striking Back is there any reason to not kill the generals? Specifically Dessen?

it's a mix of storyline and playing reasons I think. It makes the scenario a bit more interesting and of course he's not really bad (although you have killed a bunch of not bad people by the moment) so it will be unfair.
¡Salud!

[WanderingHero]

I always wondered, do you get anything for killing Colonel Lynx? I nearly had him, but Jill missed, and the enemy was almost on me, so i ran away.

I felt bad fighting those 2, and the king's men in general, but hey the rare time you get to be a proper Villain Protagonist, you might as well roll with it right?

After reading the introduction about Baldres taking the title the King had given him and causing a civil war, did anyone else expect to play as the King's men putting him down?

[charris]

Ah,

At last, Fate of a Princess in up on the 1.9 add-ons server. Thanks for that, now all I need is some time to play it again.

[SkyOne]

I didnt try Dessen though.

Players can kill Dessen to get the XP (he is level=4), but lose 100 of golds.

Just finished the campaign and I thought it was really fun. I especially loved the non generic factions. Great job guys. I still have to go back through and play the first two extra missions.

Thank you, Valvinar.

i think the ending dialogue should go on a bit longer. I feel like it was about to till me what happened to all my companions. Even if you were going to end with just turuk it was really sudden.

Okay, we will refer about it.

Story wise why did it matter if Alwingen was alive for the dwarven emporer?

It is supposed to be unknown in the story, but slightly written on her unit description by Simons Mith. Mmm... A nice description:

Spoiler:

Princess Alingwen was arguably the most powerful half-elven sorceress ever to have lived. Her father was Baldres, the notorious warlord and robber baron, and her mother was the beautiful Queen Melindë of the Greenwood. Alingwen’s half-human ancestry made for a difficult time when she was growing up, and she was assigned a human tutor, the wizard Gulcyn. In spite of Gulcyn’s best efforts, the elves grew increasingly uncomfortable with Alingwen’s fey and ever-growing power, and she was ultimately forced to leave her home forest before she had even reached adulthood.
There was then a period of several years where no news of Alingwen or her tutor reached the elves. It is unknown what happened during this time, but Alingwen eventually settled in the mountains of Dorth, where the stark landscapes matched her wounded spirit. There she took the name of Ameck for herself. She never heard of the attempts that the elves made to find her, and lived a lonely and rather bitter life, studying magic and sometimes dabbling in the local politics of the mountains.

Also is he the emporer of the mountains of all races? dwarves, drakes, and otherwise? Or is the Falci guy the leader of the drakes still? haha I know this are little things but I'm really curious now.

Actually, making Turuk become the emperor at the end is a kind of jokes. During the process of creating this campaign, real Turuk became the Forum Emperor. So I installed the real matter into the campaign because I thought the ending was too sad if I didn't use it. But it seems that no-one has not felt sadness as much as I have, so far, and real Turuk is not really the Forum Emperor recently. So we can change the dialogues.

In this campaign, the Drake Lord, Falci-Nyess, and the Dwarf leader, Turuk, are buddies as written in Falci-Nyess's unit-description (by Simons Mith):

Spoiler:

Drake nobles are expected to serve as examples to their subjects, excelling both in leadership and martial skill. Those who perform well in these areas become Lords, which within drake society is still a position carrying significant military obligations. Falci-Nyess is one such, a veteran sword drake who took the mantle of leadership many years ago. And as he leads the most powerful faction in the mountains of Dorth, Warden Turuk spends a lot of time with him; in fact, the two have an excellent working relationship.

Also, people can imagine it on the dialogue of scenario 16, Drake Lord, and scenario 21, Coalition of Orcs. So you can think like: - they are guards in the same country, just different races, such as our real world.

In fact, Turuk was not casted the roll at the very beginning in it. All dwarves in this campaign were planned to be Drakes. But he helped me a lot when I registered in this community, so I invited him into the campaign as a HERO.

On Striking Back is there any reason to not kill the generals? Specifically Dessen?

it's a mix of storyline and playing reasons I think. It makes the scenario a bit more interesting and of course he's not really bad (although you have killed a bunch of not bad people by the moment) so it will be unfair.
¡Salud!

Thanks, perseo. You are absolutely right.

I always wondered, do you get anything for killing Colonel Lynx? I nearly had him, but Jill missed, and the enemy was almost on me, so i ran away.

This one seems you are asking to the other players, but...:

we have gotten some feedbacks regarding to the difficulty on this scenario (and the 2nd one). So I have touched up on those two scenarios on the next version for BfW 1.9/10.

So this part has been improved on version 0.9.1 (hopefully).
I did not ignore you, WanderingHero.

Ah,

At last, Fate of a Princess in up on the 1.9 add-ons server. Thanks for that, now all I need is some time to play it again.

Oh, charris. Thank you. I hope the transition between part one and two has been improved by adding scenario 7-10.


Thank you so much, everyone.
And please not to hesitate about what WanderingHero mentions if anyone has an opinion.

[perseo]

...process of creating this campaign, real Turuk became the Forum Emperor. So I installed the real matter into the campaign because I thought the ending was too sad if I didn't use it. But it seems that no-one has not felt sadness as much as I have, so far, and real Turuk is not really the Forum Emperor recently. So we can change the dialogues...

I deeply disagree, in fact I think that the end is very poetic and has a powerful romatic style. Well, I have to say that the "disco" effects of the final spell doesn't help a lot but... anyway In fact when I read the final conversation between Zilvia and the other guy (dammed names) it shocked me a bit coz it was too superficial compared with the rest of the last part. That's only a opinion, of course.

I always wondered, do you get anything for killing Colonel Lynx? I nearly had him, but Jill missed, and the enemy was almost on me, so i ran away.

Well, I have to say that I didn't find this scenario so difficult and in fact I killed colonel Lynx, but I can't remember that something very interesting happen then, probably he said some great words before dying but I'm pretty sure that you don't get a lot of money or a special super-weapon or anything...
¡Salud!

[SkyOne]

...process of creating this campaign, real Turuk became the Forum Emperor. So I installed the real matter into the campaign because I thought the ending was too sad if I didn't use it. But it seems that no-one has not felt sadness as much as I have, so far, and real Turuk is not really the Forum Emperor recently. So we can change the dialogues...

I deeply disagree, in fact I think that the end is very poetic and has a powerful romatic style. Well, I have to say that the "disco" effects of the final spell doesn't help a lot but... anyway In fact when I read the final conversation between Zilvia and the other guy (dammed names) it shocked me a bit coz it was too superficial compared with the rest of the last part. That's only a opinion, of course.

Really?
Ho, ho, ho. Merry Christmas, perseo.
This is actually the best feedback I have ever had. I feel like I achieved one of the goals of my campaign-work here. Thank you so much for grabbing my message as well through the campaign. The idea of this story is from my real life that have given me a hard time. In fact, the model of Baldres was my real father, and my birth-mother left me when I was four years old.

And yes, I forgot mentioning that Turuk laughs at the very end. That is supposed to make the ending fun a little bit.

After reading the introduction about Baldres taking the title the King had given him and causing a civil war, did anyone else expect to play as the King's men putting him down?

For me, of course not, but...

The grand army of Wesnoth, personally led by the High Council of Archmagi, destroyed all enemies residing within Wesnoth.

This archmagi is the grandfather of Gulcyn the Wizard in this campaign. The dialogue starts from this matter on it. I think that creating a campaign about it will be interesting. Another campaign is still in the hold because of maintaining this campaign and Drake's one. So I don't think I can find an enough time to do it myself. But I can help some on its start if anyone would like to try.


Anyway, it seems that some drake's image files are corrupted on my BfW 1.9.12. Some of them do not show not only in the game, but also in the core folder. I will double check it. Hopefully, it just happens on mine... --> EDIT: re-downloading 1.9.12 made it fine, whew...

Thanks.

[Elvish_Hunter]

Anyway, it seems that some drake's image files are corrupted on my BfW 1.9.12. Some of them do not show not only in the game, but also in the core folder. I will double check it. Hopefully, it just happens on mine...

In case that it may be useful, I ran wmllint and wmlscope (as usual ) on the campaign. They did not reported anything about missing core Drake images in Linux, but there are some things that may need fixing in both FoaP and BW:

FoaP wmllint output:

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linux@linux-desktop:~/wesnoth$ '/home/linux/wesnoth/data/tools/wmllint' --dryrun --nospellcheck '/home/linux/wesnoth/data/core' '/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess' 
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/_main.cfg", line 9: abbrev needs translation mark
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/_main.cfg", line 28: difficulty_descriptions doesn`t need translation mark (translatable string is empty)
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/_main.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/01_Time_to_Leave.cfg", line 36: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/01_Time_to_Leave.cfg", line 477: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/02_Escaping_from_Wesnoth.cfg", line 35: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/03_Northern_Ways.cfg", line 38: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/03b_Traveling_North.cfg", line 31: [side] without type attribute
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/03b_Traveling_North.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/04_A_Man_And_an_Elf.cfg", line 48: [side] without type attribute
/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/04_A_Man_And_an_Elf.cfg, line 57: colour=green -> color=green
/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/04_A_Man_And_an_Elf.cfg, line 94: colour=green -> color=green
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/04_A_Man_And_an_Elf.cfg", line 242: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/04_A_Man_And_an_Elf.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/05_In_the_Wilds.cfg", line 40: [side] without type attribute
/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/05_In_the_Wilds.cfg, line 51: colour=green -> color=green
/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/05_In_the_Wilds.cfg, line 119: colour=blue -> color=blue
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/05_In_the_Wilds.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/05b_Mysterious_Cave.cfg", line 32: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/05b_Mysterious_Cave.cfg", line 459: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/05b_Mysterious_Cave.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/06_Capturing_Dorest.cfg", line 48: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/06_Capturing_Dorest.cfg", line 349: text needs translation mark
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wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/06_Capturing_Dorest.cfg
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wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/07_Forbidden_Ambition.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/08_Battle_of_Dorest.cfg", line 63: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/08_Battle_of_Dorest.cfg", line 593: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/08_Battle_of_Dorest.cfg", line 611: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/08_Battle_of_Dorest.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/09_Common_Enemy.cfg", line 70: [side] without type attribute
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wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/09_Common_Enemy.cfg
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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/12_Queen_Eameral.cfg", line 26: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/12_Queen_Eameral.cfg", line 286: text needs translation mark
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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/13_Over_the_River.cfg", line 41: [side] without type attribute
/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/13_Over_the_River.cfg, line 50: colour=brown -> color=brown
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/13_Over_the_River.cfg", line 129: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/13_Over_the_River.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/14_In_the_Swamps.cfg", line 42: [side] without type attribute
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/14_In_the_Swamps.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/15_Dwarvish_Warden.cfg", line 43: [side] without type attribute
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/15_Dwarvish_Warden.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/16_Drake_Lord.cfg", line 30: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/16_Drake_Lord.cfg", line 256: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/17_Mountain_Path.cfg", line 42: [side] without type attribute
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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/18_Hydra_Cavern.cfg", line 33: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/18_Hydra_Cavern.cfg", line 540: inserting "image=wesnoth-icon.png"
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/18_Hydra_Cavern.cfg", line 376: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/18_Hydra_Cavern.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/19_Eisheim.cfg", line 33: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/19_Eisheim.cfg", line 369: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/20_Ice_Monsters.cfg", line 32: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/20_Ice_Monsters.cfg", line 186: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/20_Ice_Monsters.cfg", line 204: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/20_Ice_Monsters.cfg", line 395: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/21_Coalition_of_Orcs.cfg", line 38: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/21_Coalition_of_Orcs.cfg", line 359: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/21_Coalition_of_Orcs.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22_Dragon_Cave.cfg", line 43: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22_Dragon_Cave.cfg", line 415: text needs translation mark
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22_Dragon_Cave.cfg", line 1159: inserting "image=wesnoth-icon.png"
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22_Dragon_Cave.cfg", line 479: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22_Dragon_Cave.cfg", line 525: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22_Dragon_Cave.cfg", line 851: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22_Dragon_Cave.cfg", line 1024: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22_Dragon_Cave.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22b_At_Prestim.cfg", line 64: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22b_At_Prestim.cfg", line 682: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22b_At_Prestim.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/23_Zluld_Last_Stand.cfg", line 42: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/23_Zluld_Last_Stand.cfg", line 654: description needs translation mark
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/23_Zluld_Last_Stand.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/24_Striking_Back.cfg", line 32: [side] without type attribute
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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 48: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 346: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 353: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 375: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 381: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 387: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 393: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 399: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 405: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 411: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 418: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 424: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 430: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 436: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 442: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 448: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 454: unit declaration without side attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 868: text needs translation mark
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 882: text needs translation mark
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 663: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 906: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 941: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/26_Epilogue.cfg", line 133: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/26_Epilogue.cfg", line 142: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/26_Epilogue.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Cannon.cfg", line 2: unit Cannon is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES_FIRSTSTRIKE}
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Drake_Alchemist.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Drake_Swordmaster.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Foap_Silver_Unicorn.cfg", line 2: unit Foap Silver Unicorn is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES_CURES}
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Foap_Silver_Unicorn.cfg", line 2: unit Foap Silver Unicorn is missing traits {ABILITY_HEALS}
/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Horse_Archer.cfg, line 24: description= _ "When cavalrymen advance to become cavaliers, they start carrying crossbows to give themselves a powerful one-shot ranged attack. Those cavalrymen who show a better-than-average skill at archery may become Horse Archers instead. They use their horses as mobile archery platforms, and carry a heavier load of arrows than an infantry archer could feasibly manage, while still retaining the speed of a cavalry unit. They also retain all their old skill with the cavalry sabre, and this combination of high mobility, flexibility and resilience makes them of great value on the battlefield." -> description= _ "When cavalrymen advance to become cavaliers, they start carrying crossbows to give themselves a powerful one-shot ranged attack. Those cavalrymen who show a better-than-average skill at archery may become Horse Archers instead. They use their horses as mobile archery platforms, and carry a heavier load of arrows than an infantry archer could feasibly manage, while still retaining the speed of a cavalry unit. They also retain all their old skill with the cavalry saber, and this combination of high mobility, flexibility and resilience makes them of great value on the battlefield."
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Horse_Archer.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Hydra.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Orcish_Berserker.cfg", line 3: unit Orcish Berserker is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES}
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Sword_Drake.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Vanguard.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Black_Knight.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Drake_Lord.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Major.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Queen.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Royal_Shyde.cfg", line 2: unit Elvish Royal is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES_CURES}
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Foap_Caravan.cfg", line 2: unit Foap Caravan is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_UNPOISON}
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Fugitive_Cavalier.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Fugitive_Dragoon.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Mage_Dragoon.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Royal_Sorceress.cfg", line 2: unit Royal Sorceress is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES_ARCANE}
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Royal_Sorceress.cfg", line 2: unit Royal Sorceress is missing traits {WEAPON_SPECIAL_PETRIFY}
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/utils/FoaP-deaths.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/utils/FoaP-event.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/utils/FoaP-multihex-shoot.cfg", line 8: macro reference in translatable string
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/utils/FoaP-multihex-shoot.cfg
/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/utils/FoaP-scenarios.cfg, line 232: name=unit.variables.stoned_by_ameck -> name=unit.variables.petrified_by_ameck
/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/utils/FoaP-scenarios.cfg, line 276: name=petrified_units[$i].variables.stoned_by_ameck -> name=petrified_units[$i].variables.petrified_by_ameck
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/utils/FoaP-scenarios.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/08_Battle_of_Dorest.cfg", line 75: Elvish Ranger (mixed fighter) doesn't match the recruitment pattern (fighter, archer, fighter, archer, fighter, healer) for its side
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/08_Battle_of_Dorest.cfg", line 80: no archer units recruitable.
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/08_Battle_of_Dorest.cfg", line 80: no archer units recruitable.
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/22b_At_Prestim.cfg", line 78: Orcish Assassin (mixed fighter) doesn't match the recruitment pattern (fighter, fighter, archer, fighter, fighter, archer) for its side

FoaP wmlscope output:

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linux@linux-desktop:~/wesnoth$ '/home/linux/wesnoth/data/tools/wmlscope' --unresolved '/home/linux/wesnoth/data/core' '/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess' 
# Wmlscope reporting on Wed Dec 14 18:01:07 2011
# Invocation: /home/linux/wesnoth/data/tools/wmlscope --unresolved /home/linux/wesnoth/data/core /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess
# Working directory: /home/linux/wesnoth
#Cross-reference time: 152 seconds
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/03_Northern_Ways.cfg", line 47: Unresolved reference -> portraits/elves/transparent/marshal.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/03b_Traveling_North.cfg", line 334: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/07_Forbidden_Ambition.cfg", line 232: Unresolved reference -> misc/leader-crown.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/09_Common_Enemy.cfg", line 393: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/13_Over_the_River.cfg", line 499: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/14_In_the_Swamps.cfg", line 462: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/16_Drake_Lord.cfg", line 326: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/23_Zluld_Last_Stand.cfg", line 641: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/25_Fate_of_a_Princess.cfg", line 830: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg", line 96: Unresolved reference -> wolf-bite-miss.ogg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg", line 105: Unresolved reference -> wolf-bite.ogg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg", line 137: Unresolved reference -> wolf-big-bite-miss.ogg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Forester.cfg", line 9: Unresolved reference -> portraits/humans/woodsman.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Pioneer.cfg", line 9: Unresolved reference -> portraits/humans/woodsman.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/Vanguard.cfg", line 9: Unresolved reference -> portraits/humans/woodsman.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/dummies/Gryphon_Magerider.cfg", line 22: Unresolved reference -> units/monsters/gryphon-magerider.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/dummies/Gryphon_Magerider.cfg", line 22: Unresolved reference -> units/monsters/gryphon-magerider.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Commandant.cfg", line 43: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/hero-melee-1.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Commandant.cfg", line 70: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/hero-melee-1.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Commandant.cfg", line 75: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/hero-melee-2.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Commandant.cfg", line 82: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/hero-melee-3.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Commandant.cfg", line 91: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/hero-melee-3.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Commandant.cfg", line 98: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/hero-melee-4.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Major.cfg", line 165: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/captain-bow.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Major.cfg", line 170: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/captain-bow-attack1.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Major.cfg", line 176: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/captain-bow-attack2.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Major.cfg", line 181: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/captain-bow-attack3.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Major.cfg", line 186: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/captain-bow-attack4.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Major.cfg", line 191: Unresolved reference -> data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/units/elves-desert/captain-bow.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Royal_Shyde.cfg", line 27: Unresolved reference -> portraits/elves/trasparent/shyde.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Elvish_Royal_Shyde.cfg", line 33: Unresolved reference -> portraits/elves/trasparent/shyde.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Noble_Ranger.cfg", line 29: Unresolved reference -> portraits/zlyvia.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/units/heroes/Noble_Ranger.cfg", line 35: Unresolved reference -> portraits/zlyvia.png
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/utils/FoaP-multihex-shoot.cfg", line 403: Unresolved reference -> misc/missing-image.png
# Mismatched references:
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/utils/FoaP-multihex-shoot.cfg", line 3: macro FOAP_MULTIHEX_SHOOT(ID=name, RANGE=range, MISSILE=None) has mismatches:
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/06_Capturing_Dorest.cfg", line 732: FOAP_MULTIHEX_SHOOT(Cannon, 3, Tomahawk) with signature (ID=name, RANGE=numeric, MISSILE=name)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/04_A_Man_And_an_Elf.cfg", line 435: FOAP_MULTIHEX_SHOOT(Cannon, 3, Tomahawk) with signature (ID=name, RANGE=numeric, MISSILE=name)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/02_Escaping_from_Wesnoth.cfg", line 428: FOAP_MULTIHEX_SHOOT(Cannon, 3, Tomahawk) with signature (ID=name, RANGE=numeric, MISSILE=name)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/05b_Mysterious_Cave.cfg", line 883: FOAP_MULTIHEX_SHOOT(Cannon, 3, Tomahawk) with signature (ID=name, RANGE=numeric, MISSILE=name)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/03_Northern_Ways.cfg", line 516: FOAP_MULTIHEX_SHOOT(Cannon, 3, Tomahawk) with signature (ID=name, RANGE=numeric, MISSILE=name)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/05_In_the_Wilds.cfg", line 458: FOAP_MULTIHEX_SHOOT(Cannon, 3, Tomahawk) with signature (ID=name, RANGE=numeric, MISSILE=name)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/03b_Traveling_North.cfg", line 493: FOAP_MULTIHEX_SHOOT(Cannon, 3, Tomahawk) with signature (ID=name, RANGE=numeric, MISSILE=name)

BW wmllint output:

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linux@linux-desktop:~/wesnoth$ '/home/linux/wesnoth/data/tools/wmllint' --dryrun --nospellcheck '/home/linux/wesnoth/data/core' '/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings' 
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/_main.cfg", line 12: abbrev needs translation mark
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/_main.cfg", line 29: difficulty_descriptions doesn`t need translation mark (translatable string is empty)
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/_main.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/bw-race.cfg", line 7: description doesn`t need translation mark (translatable string is empty)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/01_Faith_Island.cfg", line 286: text needs translation mark
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/01_Faith_Island.cfg", line 201: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/01_Faith_Island.cfg
/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/02_Unexpected_Visitor.cfg, line 80: colour=purple -> color=purple
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/02_Unexpected_Visitor.cfg", line 206: text needs translation mark
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/02_Unexpected_Visitor.cfg", line 303: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/02_Unexpected_Visitor.cfg", line 611: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/02_Unexpected_Visitor.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/03_Naga_Land.cfg", line 82: inserting "image=wesnoth-icon.png"
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/03_Naga_Land.cfg", line 95: inserting "image=wesnoth-icon.png"
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/03_Naga_Land.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/04_Landing.cfg", line 33: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/05_Air_Battle.cfg", line 32: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/06_Western_Union.cfg", line 24: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/07_Dwarvish_Bandits.cfg", line 35: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/07_Dwarvish_Bandits.cfg", line 191: text needs translation mark
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/07_Dwarvish_Bandits.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/08_Hidden_Cave.cfg", line 27: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/08_Hidden_Cave.cfg", line 409: note needs translation mark
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/08_Hidden_Cave.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/09_Bandit's_Connection.cfg", line 28: [side] without type attribute
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/09_Bandit's_Connection.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/10_Thunderthrow.cfg", line 33: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/10_Thunderthrow.cfg", line 325: text needs translation mark
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/10_Thunderthrow.cfg", line 810: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/10_Thunderthrow.cfg", line 904: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/10_Thunderthrow.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/11_Mermaid_Commander.cfg", line 40: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/11_Mermaid_Commander.cfg", line 485: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/11_Mermaid_Commander.cfg", line 591: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/11_Mermaid_Commander.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/12_Orcish_Newport.cfg", line 36: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/12_Orcish_Newport.cfg", line 303: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/13_Melphine's_Home_Seas.cfg", line 36: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/13_Melphine's_Home_Seas.cfg", line 565: unit speaks in his/her death event
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/14_Legend_of_a_Dragon.cfg", line 34: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/14_Legend_of_a_Dragon.cfg", line 835: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/14_Legend_of_a_Dragon.cfg", line 859: nonstandard word-wrap style within message
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/14_Legend_of_a_Dragon.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/15_Epilogue.cfg", line 59: [side] without type attribute
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/15_Epilogue.cfg", line 157: text needs translation mark
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/15_Epilogue.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg", line 2: unit Dire Wolf is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_POISON}
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Divine_Carapace.cfg", line 2: unit Divine Carapace is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_CURES}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_ARCANE}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_MAGICAL}
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Guardian_Carapace.cfg", line 2: unit Guardian Carapace is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_STEADFAST}
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Guardian_Carapace.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Hydra.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Monstrous_Carapace.cfg", line 2: unit Monstrous Carapace is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_STEADFAST}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_SLOW}
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Smashing_Carapace.cfg", line 2: unit Smashing Carapace is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_STEADFAST}+{SPECIAL_NOTES_FIRSTSTRIKE}
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Bw_Blademaster.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Bw_Warrior.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Drake_Alchemist.cfg", line 2: unit Drake Alchemist is missing traits {ABILITY_REGENERATES}
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Drake_Alchemist.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Drake_Brave.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Drake_Hero.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Drake_Lord.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Drake_Ranger.cfg", line 2: unit Drake Ranger is missing notes +{SPECIAL_NOTES}
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Drake_Ranger.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Drake_Swordmaster.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Esoteric.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Great_Drake.cfg
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/drakes/Sword_Drake.cfg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/utils/bw-animations.cfg", line 262: text needs translation mark
wmllint: converting /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/utils/bw-animations.cfg

BW wmlscope output:

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linux@linux-desktop:~/wesnoth$ '/home/linux/wesnoth/data/tools/wmlscope' --unresolved '/home/linux/wesnoth/data/core' '/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings' 
# Wmlscope reporting on Wed Dec 14 18:18:45 2011
# Invocation: /home/linux/wesnoth/data/tools/wmlscope --unresolved /home/linux/wesnoth/data/core /home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings
# Working directory: /home/linux/wesnoth
#Cross-reference time: 183 seconds
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/02_Unexpected_Visitor.cfg", line 462: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/03_Naga_Land.cfg", line 442: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/05_Air_Battle.cfg", line 226: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/07_Dwarvish_Bandits.cfg", line 225: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/08_Hidden_Cave.cfg", line 348: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/08_Hidden_Cave.cfg", line 412: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/10_Thunderthrow.cfg", line 505: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/10_Thunderthrow.cfg", line 565: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/10_Thunderthrow.cfg", line 653: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/10_Thunderthrow.cfg", line 753: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/13_Melphine's_Home_Seas.cfg", line 5: Unresolved reference -> s_Home_Seas.map
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/14_Legend_of_a_Dragon.cfg", line 531: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/14_Legend_of_a_Dragon.cfg", line 780: Unresolved reference -> bell.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg", line 29: Unresolved reference -> wolf-hit.wav
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg", line 96: Unresolved reference -> wolf-bite-miss.ogg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg", line 105: Unresolved reference -> wolf-bite.ogg
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/units/Dire_Wolf.cfg", line 137: Unresolved reference -> wolf-big-bite-miss.ogg
# Mismatched references:
"/home/linux/wesnoth/data/core/macros/utils.cfg", line 301: macro MODIFY_UNIT(FILTER=filter, VAR=name, VALUE=any) has mismatches:
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/11_Mermaid_Commander.cfg", line 524: MODIFY_UNIT(id=Wolf_b, goto=x, 12) with signature (FILTER=filter, VAR=filter, VALUE=numeric)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/11_Mermaid_Commander.cfg", line 525: MODIFY_UNIT(id=Wolf_b, goto=y, 24) with signature (FILTER=filter, VAR=filter, VALUE=numeric)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/11_Mermaid_Commander.cfg", line 612: MODIFY_UNIT(id=Wolf_a, goto=x, 11) with signature (FILTER=filter, VAR=filter, VALUE=numeric)
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Brave_Wings/scenarios/11_Mermaid_Commander.cfg", line 613: MODIFY_UNIT(id=Wolf_a, goto=y, 22) with signature (FILTER=filter, VAR=filter, VALUE=numeric)

For any question, just ask.

[SkyOne]

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[event]
    name=last breath
    [filter]
        id=SkyOne
    [/filter]
    [message]
        speaker=unit
        message= _ "Aaaah...  I didn't expect it comes now... right after perseo made me happy..."
    [/message]
    [kill]
        id=SkyOne
        animate=yes
    [/kill]
    [message]
        speaker=narrator
        message= _ "SkyOne hasn't installed the code of '# wmllint: recognize <i>unit type</i>' at all, yet, since Elvish_Hunter noticed it."
        image=wesnoth-icon.png
    [/message]
[/event]

Thanks. I will work on them.

P.S. to players: those are all minor. The game are playable without problems through the end AFAIK.

[Elvish_Hunter]

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[event]
    name=last breath

Nah, that code is wrong. "attack hits" is the correct event

P.S. to players: those are all minor. The game are playable without problems through the end AFAIK.

Yes, they're all minor problems; some things, like colour -> color, however, are likely to cause issues on 1.11, when they'll be probably removed.
That said, I couldn't resist replaying the first two scenarios On Hard difficult, this time!
In the first scenario, my opinion is that the enemy has a bit too much income - but luckily, he got distracted by the NPC horses, and so I was able to win.
In the first two scenarios, my terminal spammed these warnings:

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warning engine: variable_info: retrieving member of non-existent WML container, foap_sword_picker.id

In the third scenario, however, I made some WML changes; not to rebalance it, but to simplify some code and fix the (in)famous sighted events.
What I did:

• fixed both sighted events, by integrating them with moveto events; another option is using the ON_SIGHTING macro. Now Ishlars warns about Elves even when they move in the player's vision range
• simplified the code for making the Dwarvish leader to appear on turn 2: the side simply starts without leader, which is created on turn 2
• simplified the filter for enabling certain recruitments and increasing gold of side 3

I'm attaching here the modified scenario.

03_Northern_Ways.cfg

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Finally, since you use Elves in this campaign, you may (or may not, the choice is up to you) be interested in a sprite (made by Dibs from the Wesnoth Italian Forum) that I'm using in ARL:

[SkyOne]

some things, like colour -> color, however, are likely to cause issues on 1.11, when they'll be probably removed.

Ooow, no, no. Please not to talk about 1.11, yet. I am busy enough for 1.9/1.10. But yes, I will refer it as soon as this one becomes stable on 1.9/1.10.

That said, I couldn't resist replaying the first two scenarios On Hard difficult, this time!

I appreciate it. I have not tested the HARD difficulty on 1.9.x, yet. So it is so helpful.

In the first two scenarios, my terminal spammed these warnings:

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warning engine: variable_info: retrieving member of non-existent WML container, foap_sword_picker.id

Oh, I see. The warning is probably from "FoaP-death.cfg". The unit who takes the sword becomes a HERO on the third scenario, but it doesn't exist on the first two scenarios. It probably occurs again after scenario 6 until scenario 10. Thanks. I will move the code to the scenarios. But similar thing will probably happen on part two for Merllow's and Shoko's last breath that are installed on both death-file and scenarios. It always triggers one on the scenarios, though, if it is on both files.

On Dead Water, the macro of "loyal unit deaths" has been removed from its utils-file on 1.9.x, so everyone should follow this matter.

Finally, since you use Elves in this campaign, you may (or may not, the choice is up to you) be interested in a sprite (made by Dibs from the Wesnoth Italian Forum) that I'm using in ARL:

Oooh! It looks a very nice sprite. I guess shadowmaster probably likes it, too.
It must be for Kyoko. In the case, I should probably use it for Turuk's daughter in the game. Is it just one frame and level?


regarding to the mentions of wmllint:
Hmmm... I know the wmllint is not perfect, but I don't really get why it mentions like this:

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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/_main.cfg", line 9: abbrev needs translation mark
"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/_main.cfg", line 28: difficulty_descriptions doesn`t need translation mark (translatable string is empty)

I think "abbrev" doesn't need to be translated; on the other hand, the difficulty_descriptions need translations. I actually translated them, and they work fine on FoaP. Maybe, we have to use the macro on 1.9.x? If so, it won't be a problem for me.

And I got a very bad feeling about each one of those:

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"/home/linux/.local/share/wesnoth/1.9/data/add-ons/Fate_of_a_Princess/scenarios/01_Time_to_Leave.cfg", line 477: nonstandard word-wrap style within message

Could you tell me what wrong this one is (as an example) if you know even just a guess? I hope I guess wrong.

I really appreciate to simplify the scenario. For me, it is like: - "That's it? We don't have to use [store_unit] and [unstore_unit] action on 1.9.x?" --> EDIT: Aaa, you start with "no_leader=yes". It makes sense. Thanks.
I will run it later anyway.


Thank you, Elvish_Hunter.

[Elvish_Hunter]

It must be for Kyoko. In the case, I should probably use it for Turuk's daughter in the game. Is it just one frame and level?

Yes, it is for Kyoko. It has only one level, but it is completely animated. It was too good to leave it behind, so in 1.9 I changed Kyoko to be an AMLA unit.

I think "abbrev" doesn't need to be translated

On the very contrary, it should be translated. For example, "Fate of a Princess" was translated by mich as "Destino di una Principessa"; so, its English abbreviation is FoaP, but in Italian becomes DduP. Or in mainline, "Under the Burning Suns" translates as "Sotto i Soli Roventi", then UtBS -> SiSR. Clear now?

on the other hand, the difficulty_descriptions need translations. I actually translated them, and they work fine on FoaP

My guess is that the part that I marked in red fools wmllint:

difficulty_descriptions= "&data/core/images/units/human-loyalists/cavalryman-defend.png~RC(magenta>red)=" + _"Lieutenant" + "=" +_"(easy)" + ";*&data/core/images/units/human-loyalists/dragoon-defend.png~RC(magenta>red)=" + _"Major" + "=" + _"(normal)" + ";&data/core/images/units/human-loyalists/cavalier-defend.png~RC(magenta>red)=" + _"Colonel" + "=" + _"(hard)" + ""

Could you tell me what wrong this one is (as an example) if you know even just a guess? I hope I guess wrong.

It refers to this message:

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        [message]
            id=Ishlars
            message= _ "… Ah. Oh well, I… suppose I should join the battle, then…
Culverin! Come to me, boy!"
        [/message]

The solution here is to shut wmllint with certain control codes. Putting

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# wmllint: display on

before the tag, and

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# wmllint: display off

after the tag should be enough to fix it. I haven't yet tested it.