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Template:UXSA
Wakka |
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Dual Wield Roxas [EX] SN - Dual Wield Roxas SN+ - Dual Wield Roxas |
SN++ - FF7R Tifa |
How to use this template | |
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Parameter | Function |
name, kana, romaji, jpname | Attack name |
medal | Medal name |
medalname (optional) | Display name for Medal when it contains symbols that can't be used for pagenames, like brackets or #. |
medalsn / medalsn+ (optional) | Alternate display names for Medal when it evolves to Supernova and/or Supernova+. |
att / att2 | Medal's attributes. att is either Power, Speed, or Magic. att2 is either Upright or Reversed. |
tar | Target. Either Single, All, or Random. |
sab | The Medal's Special Attack Bonus Level. |
gauge | The Gauge Cost of the attack. |
sabsn / gaugesn (optional) | Optional Special Attack Bonus Level and Gauge Cost parameters for when it changes when evolving to Supernova. |
5only / 7only | Use these when a Medal only has a 5★ or 7★ version. |
Damage Parameters | |
dmg# / dmg#a & dmg#b | The parameters used depend on the type of damage. If it's one number, use dmg#; if it's two numbers, use dmg#a for the first and dmg#b for the second.
The numbering increases with both rarity and dots. dmg5 is both for 5★ no dots and 4★ one dot. dmg11 is for 6★ full dots. For 7★, use dmg70, and for SN and SN+, use dmgsn and dmgsn+. dmg11 and dmg70 are required for calculating the max SAB damage. When using the in1 / in2 parameters, only the lowest dmg is required. |
in1 / in1a & in1b | The increase in damage between ★ - 5★. Is only used when there is a set increase. |
in2 / in2a & in2b | The increase in damage at 6★. Is only used when there is a set increase. |
fix | Used when the damage is a fixed number instead of a multiplier. |