Template:ApocalypseBoostedDrop/doc
The ApocalypseBoostedDrop template is used to list the boosted drop rates of unique items in the Deadman: Apocalypse game mode.
Usage
{{ApocalypseBoostedDropTableHead}} {{ApocalypseBoostedDrop |Name = <!-- Name of dropped item --> |OptName = <!-- (Optional/Overrides Name) Use when forcing formatting, e.x. OptName=[[Premade sgg|Premade short green guy]] --> |Image = <!-- (Optional/Must use when OptName is used) Use to override image created with Name parameter. Don't add [[File:_]] --> |Source = <!-- Source of the drop --> |OptSource = <!-- (Optional/Overrides Source) Use wikitext format, e.x. OptSource=[[Gnome|Short green guy]] and [[Gnome guard|guard]] --> |Multi1 = <!-- Optional change to 1st rarity multiplier, default to 2x --> |Multi2 = <!-- Optional change to 2nd rarity multiplier, default to 3x --> |Multi3 = <!-- Optional change to 3rd rarity multiplier, default to 4x --> |} {{DropsTableBottom}} <!-- Closes table correctly -->
Unfilled drop line for quick copy-paste
{{ApocalypseBoostedDrop|Name=|Source=|Rarity=1/x}}
Parameter details
Name
Name of the item/drop, should link directly to the article.
OptName (optional)
Alternate name, formatted with correct braces
Image (optional)
A manual configuration of the item's image. Must be used when OptName is used. If OptName is not used, the image is automatically created with the Name parameter. Casing is important, so be sure the "Name" parameter also leads directly to the item's page. Do not add square brackets nor the file prefix.
Source
Name of the item/drop source, should link directly to the article.
OptSource (optional)
Alternate source, formatted with correct braces
Rarity
Should always be in 1/x form
Multi1 (optional)
Alternate value for the multiplier applied to the base rate. Defaults to a 2x multiplier if this parameter is left out.
Multi2 (optional)
Alternate value for the multiplier applied to the base rate. Defaults to a 3x multiplier if this parameter is left out.
Multi3 (optional)
Alternate value for the multiplier applied to the base rate. Defaults to a 4x multiplier if this parameter is left out.