Give/remove active ability trigger effect
- Sunrise Samurai
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Give/remove active ability trigger effect
Trigger effect to give or remove active abilities to units. For example, a mage can lose the ability to cast fireball, and then be given the ability to raise dead. This gives full unit customization options for any hero unit we care to make.
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- LordOfAles
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Re: Give/remove active ability trigger effect
+1
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- Sunrise Samurai
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Re: Give/remove active ability trigger effect
Not sure if it is possible, but if stealth could be given as well it would be great for lesser units (like simulating rangers in AoF, for whatever race you want.)
Mostly want this for special order units. Who knows, we might see a campaign where a healer trades his priestly abilities for arcane bolts and necromancy.
Mostly want this for special order units. Who knows, we might see a campaign where a healer trades his priestly abilities for arcane bolts and necromancy.
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Re: Give/remove active ability trigger effect
giving stealth is a different kettle of fish
lets call spells, transformations, etc: abilities (harder to implement for triggers)
stealth (ucan see all in faq section): special actions (easier to implement for triggers)
lets call spells, transformations, etc: abilities (harder to implement for triggers)
stealth (ucan see all in faq section): special actions (easier to implement for triggers)
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Re: Give/remove active ability trigger effect
So stealth is actually easier. I'm guessing this is a project to keep in mind for a later date if it is hard to implement.
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