Template:Card text builder/doc

This template can be used to render a card's text based on its cardTextBuilderType it has.

Usage

This template is mainly used in Template:CustomCard template. You can also use

{{Card text builder
 |text=
 |type=
 |tag2=
 |tag3=
 |tag2889=
 |tag2919=
 |tag2920=
 |tag2921=
 |trim=true/false/NULL
}}

Parameters

Parameters used in Template:Card text builder.

Template parameters

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Text	text	Card text to render. If you don't specify this, the template will use {{#var:textInHand}} from Card table to render instead. Example [x]Draw_@ |4(card, cards).	String	required
Builder type	type	Card text builder type. If you don't specify this, the template will use {{#var:cardTextBuilderType}} from Card table to render instead. Example 26	Number	required
TAG_SCRIPT_NUM_1	tag2	Value to replace the token @ or {0}, depending on the builder type. If you don't specify this, the template will use {{#var:tag2}} from CardTag table instead. Default 0	Number	suggested
TAG_SCRIPT_NUM_2	tag3	Value to replace the token {1}, depending on the builder type. If you don't specify this, the template will use {{#var:tag3}} from CardTag table instead.	Number	suggested
TAG_SCRIPT_NUM_3	tag2889	Value to replace the token {2}, depending on the builder type. If you don't specify this, the template will use {{#var:tag2889}} from CardTag table instead.	Number	suggested
TAG_SCRIPT_NUM_4	tag2919	Value to replace the token {3}, depending on the builder type. If you don't specify this, the template will use {{#var:tag2919}} from CardTag table instead.	Number	suggested
TAG_SCRIPT_NUM_5	tag2920	Value to replace the token {4}, depending on the builder type. If you don't specify this, the template will use {{#var:tag2920}} from CardTag table instead.	Number	suggested
TAG_SCRIPT_NUM_5	tag2921	Value to replace the token {5}, depending on the builder type. If you don't specify this, the template will use {{#var:tag2921}} from CardTag table instead.	Number	suggested
Returns trim text	trim	True if you want this template to return trimmed text (without break lines), false if you want it to return just rendered text, or leave this empty if you don't want it to return anything. Default	Boolean	optional

Functionality

cardTextBuilderType

• 1: For cards that summon Jade Golem. {1} {0} will be stats of Jade Golem, @ is a delimiter to separate game text and collection text.
• 2: For cards that summon Jade Golem a certain condition is met/triggers. {1} {0} will be stats of Jade Golem, @ is a delimiter to separate game text and collection text.
• 3: For token cards generated Kazakus and Kazakus, Golem Shaper; and Zombeast.
• 4: @ is a delimiter. The first string will be used in their text, while the second string will only be used with Zombeast building hps or Potion crafting.
• 5: Currently only LOOTA_817 and ULDA_301 have them. @ is a delimiter. The first string is the collection text, while the second is the game text, with {0} as the token that can be replaced with <number> times.
• 6: @ is a delimiter. The first string will be used as their first text, the second string will replace the first string when a certain condition is triggered. (So far, only Spitelash Siren and Steady Shot Hero Powers have this builder type)
• 7: @ is both a delimiter and a dynamic number.
  • As delimiter, it usually appears right after .. This is commonly seen in cards that integrate trackers on their card text (like The One-Amalgam Band and Soulciologist Malicia).
  • As number, If TAG_SCRIPT_DATA_NUM_1 (tag2) is defined, it will use its value. Otherwise, the default of @ will be 0.
• 8: Only used for Galakrond hero cards. @ is the tracking string.
• 9: Only used for TB_MammothParty_hp001 (42840). {0} is the dynamic number. TAG_SCRIPT_DATA_NUM_1 (tag2).
• 10: @ is a delimiter and {0} is the dynamic number. {0} changes based on the player's performance.
• 11: @ is a delimiter and {0} is the dynamic number. {0} changes based on the card's condition and game state.
• 12: Don't know
• 13: Used for Spellstones. @ is a delimiter. The first string is fixed, the second string can be changed, but what we see in the records is the intial string.
• 14: Don't know
• 15: Only used for ICC_828e (Stitched), an enchantment. {0} and {1} appear to be card name placeholders.
• 16: Secret card text. @ is a delimiter. The first string is the collection text/what opponent can only see. The second and third strings will replace the first string for player only depending on the choice they made.
• 17: Don't know
• 18: REFERENCE_CREATOR_ENTITY. {0} will be replaced with the card name that grants this card.
• 19: REFERENCE_SCRIPT_DATA_NUM_1_ENTITY. {0} will be replaced with the card name that player chose from another card.
• 20: Don't know
• 21: Don't know
• 22: $ token numbers will be affected by Spell Damage. Only used for minions.
• 23: {0} will be replaced with the card name that player chose from another card.
• 24: Secret card text. @ is a delimiter and {0} is the placeholder for a card name that the player chose depending on the effects they used.
• 25: Countdown text. @ is the dynamic number.
• 26: {0} and {1} are dynamic numbers. Usually, these cards have TAG_SCRIPT_DATA_NUM_1 and TAG_SCRIPT_DATA_NUM_2 pre-defined.
• 27: POWERED_UP. This might suggest TargetArrowText is changed, with @ as delimiter.
• 28: @ is a delimiter. The first string is default string. The rest of strings replace it when the player equips certain equipment cards.
• 29: @ is a delimiter. The first string is default string. The second string will replace it depending on the game state.
• 30: Same as 19, but with additional {1}.