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Jaysyn904 6b1ac72a5d Added updated ProjectQ troll chief model 
Added updated ProjectQ troll chief model. Created encounter table for Great Northern Desert.  Created or imported several pnp creature UTCs: vampire spawn, spectre, mohrg, basilisk, monstrous scorpions, air & earth elementals, ankhegs.  Created pnp attacks for vampire & spectre.  Full compile.

Co-Authored-By: Draygoth <65428430+Draygoth@users.noreply.github.com>
2022-12-17 23:51:16 -05:00

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"value": "(USE PAGE UP / PAGE DOWN TO SEE ALL THE TEXT)\r\n\r\nThis waypoint is used to create custom encounters that can be called from the DMFI Encounter wand.\r\n\r\nThe TAG should be \"DMFI_E (followed by the number, 1-9, for that custom encounter.\r\n\r\nYou can change the name and it shows up in the encounter conversation to help you remember what is what.\r\n\r\nTo create a new custom encounter, place a waypoint with the appropriate tag and then place monsters (up to 8) within 10 meters of the waypoint. These are the monsters that will be spawned when that encounter is called.\r\n\r\nThe area with the encounter templates must NOT have any players EVER in that region. If they enter that region, then the monsters begin to move around (DM's don't count).\r\n\r\nThe encounter does NOT have scaling or probabilities to change the distribution. What you place is what you get, but you can change the encounters as the module progresses by using the DM client creator and you can set up to 9 different ones at a time using 9 different waypoint tags."
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"value": "(USE PAGE UP / PAGE DOWN TO SEE ALL THE TEXT)\r\n\r\nThis waypoint is used to create custom encounters that can be called from the DMFI Encounter wand.\r\n\r\nThe TAG should be \"DMFI_E (followed by the number, 1-9, for that custom encounter.\r\n\r\nYou can change the name and it shows up in the encounter conversation to help you remember what is what.\r\n\r\nTo create a new custom encounter, place a waypoint with the appropriate tag and then place monsters (up to 8) within 10 meters of the waypoint. These are the monsters that will be spawned when that encounter is called.\r\n\r\nThe area with the encounter templates must NOT have any players EVER in that region. If they enter that region, then the monsters begin to move around (DM's don't count).\r\n\r\nThe encounter does NOT have scaling or probabilities to change the distribution. What you place is what you get, but you can change the encounters as the module progresses by using the DM client creator and you can set up to 9 different ones at a time using 9 different waypoint tags."
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"value": "(USE PAGE UP / PAGE DOWN TO SEE ALL THE TEXT)\r\n\r\nThis waypoint is used to create custom encounters that can be called from the DMFI Encounter wand.\r\n\r\nThe TAG should be \"DMFI_E (followed by the number, 1-9, for that custom encounter.\r\n\r\nYou can change the name and it shows up in the encounter conversation to help you remember what is what.\r\n\r\nTo create a new custom encounter, place a waypoint with the appropriate tag and then place monsters (up to 8) within 10 meters of the waypoint. These are the monsters that will be spawned when that encounter is called.\r\n\r\nThe area with the encounter templates must NOT have any players EVER in that region. If they enter that region, then the monsters begin to move around (DM's don't count).\r\n\r\nThe encounter does NOT have scaling or probabilities to change the distribution. What you place is what you get, but you can change the encounters as the module progresses by using the DM client creator and you can set up to 9 different ones at a time using 9 different waypoint tags."
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"type": "cexostring",
"value": "(USE PAGE UP / PAGE DOWN TO SEE ALL THE TEXT)\r\n\r\nThis waypoint is used to create custom encounters that can be called from the DMFI Encounter wand.\r\n\r\nThe TAG should be \"DMFI_E (followed by the number, 1-9, for that custom encounter.\r\n\r\nYou can change the name and it shows up in the encounter conversation to help you remember what is what.\r\n\r\nTo create a new custom encounter, place a waypoint with the appropriate tag and then place monsters (up to 8) within 10 meters of the waypoint. These are the monsters that will be spawned when that encounter is called.\r\n\r\nThe area with the encounter templates must NOT have any players EVER in that region. If they enter that region, then the monsters begin to move around (DM's don't count).\r\n\r\nThe encounter does NOT have scaling or probabilities to change the distribution. What you place is what you get, but you can change the encounters as the module progresses by using the DM client creator and you can set up to 9 different ones at a time using 9 different waypoint tags."
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"value": "This is the default waypoint you may place to set a patrol path for a creature or NPC.\r\n1. Create the creature and either use its current Tag or fill in a new one.\r\n2. Place or make sure the WalkWayPoints() is within the body of the On Spawn script for the creature.\r\n3. Place a series of waypoints along the route you wish the creature to walk.\r\n4. Select all of the newly created waypoints and right click. Choose the Create Set option.\r\n5. The waypoint set will have a set name of \"WP_\" + NPC Tag. Thus if an NPC with the Tag \"Guard\" will have a waypoint set called \"WP_Guard\". Note that Tags are case sensitive."
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