Status Effects#Turn Based
FAST
Description
This template is used to status effect icon with colored text. Here is the example of status effects.
Below are sets of status effects.
Passive Buffs
- Status Effects#Passive Buffs
HP REGEN - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
SP REGEN - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
CONCENTRATION - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
DEF UP - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
FOCUSED - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
FINE - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
SPIKY - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
PEELING ORANGE - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
BODYGUARD - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
DETACHMENT - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
STRETCHY - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
STINKY - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
HALVED DAMAGE - Status Effects#Passive Buffs
PIERCE DEF
Passive Debuffs
- Status Effects#Passive Debuffs
ATK DOWN - Status Effects#Passive Debuffs
DEF DOWN - Status Effects#Passive Debuffs
BURN - Status Effects#Passive Debuffs#Passive Debuffs
POISON - Status Effects#Passive Debuffs
SMALL - Status Effects#Passive Debuffs
SILENCED - Status Effects#Passive Debuffs
ANKH - Status Effects#Passive Debuffs
BIGHEAD
Removed on Strike
Turn Based
|-|Attributes= This template can be used without creating a page for calling the template.
Syntax
{{Fast|<1>|<link>}}
1: Custom text or level number. Defaults to the name of status effect.link: Page to link to. Defaults to page Status Effects.
Template Data
Display the status effect icon with colored text
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level or Text | 1 | Text to be displayed on the template. Inputting a number will be converted to levels | String | suggested |
| Page Link | link | Page to link to
| Page name | optional |
Examples
{{Fast}}⇒ Status Effects#Turn Based
FAST{{Fast| }}⇒ Status Effects#Turn Based
{{Fast|2}}⇒ Status Effects#Turn Based
Lv 2 FAST{{Fast|Custom text}}⇒ Status Effects#Turn Based
Custom text
How to create custom status effects for fanmade pages
The Variables extension can be used to create custom status effects on a single page. It functions similarly to a template but is lighter and only applies to the current page.
- Step 1: Define the variable with
#vardefine
First, create a variable and assign it a value. In this example, a status template is assigned to the variable.
Nothing will appear yet, this step only stores the value.
{{#vardefine: TBA | {{Status||name=Placeholder|image=Status Placeholder.gif|color=#5D5B65}} }}
Here, the variable name is TBA, and its value is the Placeholder status template.
- Step 2: Display the variable with
#var
Next, display the stored value by calling it with #var.
{{#var: TBA}}
Adding this code to a page will show the Placeholder status defined earlier.
- Step 3: Reuse it anywhere
The same variable can be reused multiple times.
Insert {{#var:TBA}} anywhere in a fanmade template, and it will always display the same status effect.