Template:Passive feature page

Usage

{{Passive feature page
| this is an example = 
| summary =
| description =
| extra description =
| image =
| icon =
| cost = 
| recharge =
| additional = 
| toggleable =
| condition =
| condition duration = 
| condition save = 
| condition dc =
| condition2 =
| condition2 duration = 
| condition2 save = 
| condition2 dc =
| condition3 =
| condition3 duration = 
| condition3 save = 
| condition3 dc =
| condition4 =
| condition4 duration = 
| condition4 save = 
| condition4 dc =
| condition5 =
| condition5 duration = 
| condition5 save = 
| condition5 dc =
| area = 
| area shape = 
| area range m = 
| area range ft = 
| area duration = 
| X learns at level X =
| granted by feats =
| granted by items = 
| granted by spells = 
| grants = 
| higher levels =
| used by creatures =
| other ways to learn =
| notes =
| bugs =
| video =
}}

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Template parameters
This template prefers block formatting of parameters.
Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Passive summary	`summary`	The summary of the passive feature and its effects. This goes at the top of the article. Use description for the in-game text description. Example This action allows the caster to unleash a streak of fire from their hands that ignites into a large explosion at a chosen point within range.	Content	required
Passive description	`description`	The raw in-game passive description of the action. Use summary for summarizing the action and its effects. Example Shoot a bright flame from your fingers that explodes upon contact, torching everything in the vicinity for 8d6 Fire damage.	String	required
Extra description	`extra description`	The extra in-game description of the passive feature, shown when the tooltip is locked on screen.	String	optional
Passive image	`image`	The page's main image. [[File:NoImage Icon.webp\|x40px]] will be used if empty. Example Defence.webp	String	suggested
Passive icon	`icon`	The page's main icon. Example Defence Icon.webp	String	suggested
cost	`cost`	Cost to use, in the case of a reaction Example action	String	optional
recharge	`recharge`	Action recharge time, if applicable Example Long Rest	String	optional
toggleable	`toggleable`	Specifies whether or not this passive feature is toggleable. Example yes	Content	optional
additional properties	`additional`	Any additional properties about the skill that are not covered by template go here, which goes under damage in properties	Content	optional
condition	`condition`	The full name of the condition (if any) that this action applies to its target/s. Leave blank if there is no condition. Example Hastened	String	optional
condition duration	`condition duration`	The duration in turns of the action's applied condition. Leave blank if the duration is unlimited. Example 5	Number	optional
condition save	`condition save`	The save that the action's target must roll to avoid or reduce its effects. Can use short or long name, e.g: "STR" or "Strength" Suggested values `Strength` `Dexterity` `Constitution` `Intelligence` `Wisdom` `Charisma` Example WIS	String	optional
condition dc	`condition dc`	The optional fixed DC of the condition that targets have to pass to apply it Example 12	Number	optional
condition2	`condition2`	The full name of the condition (if any) that is applied if there is a second condition. Example Hastened	String	optional
condition2 duration	`condition2 duration`	The duration in turns of the action's second condition. Leave blank if the duration is unlimited. Example 5	Number	optional
condition2 save	`condition2 save`	The save that the action's target must roll to avoid or reduce the effects of the second condition. Can use short or long name, e.g: "STR" or "Strength" Suggested values `Strength` `Dexterity` `Constitution` `Intelligence` `Wisdom` `Charisma` Example WIS	String	optional
condition2 dc	`condition2 dc`	The optional fixed DC of the second condition that targets have to pass to apply it Example 12	Number	optional
condition3	`condition3`	The full name of the condition (if any) that is applied if there is a third condition. Example Hastened	String	optional
condition3 duration	`condition3 duration`	The duration in turns of the action's third condition. Leave blank if the duration is unlimited. Example 5	Number	optional
condition3 save	`condition3 save`	The save that the action's target must roll to avoid or reduce the effects of the third condition. Can use short or long name, e.g: "STR" or "Strength" Suggested values `Strength` `Dexterity` `Constitution` `Intelligence` `Wisdom` `Charisma` Example WIS	String	optional
condition3 dc	`condition3 dc`	The optional fixed DC of the third condition that targets have to pass to apply it Example 12	Number	optional
condition4	`condition4`	The full name of the condition (if any) that is applied if there is a fourth condition. Example Hastened	String	optional
condition4 duration	`condition4 duration`	The duration in turns of the action's fourth condition. Leave blank if the duration is unlimited. Example 5	Number	optional
condition4 save	`condition4 save`	The save that the action's target must roll to avoid or reduce the effects of the fourth condition. Can use short or long name, e.g: "STR" or "Strength" Suggested values `Strength` `Dexterity` `Constitution` `Intelligence` `Wisdom` `Charisma` Example WIS	String	optional
condition4 dc	`condition4 dc`	The optional fixed DC of the fourth condition that targets have to pass to apply it Example 12	Number	optional
condition5	`condition5`	The full name of the condition (if any) that is applied if there is a fifth condition. Example Hastened	String	optional
condition5 duration	`condition5 duration`	The duration in turns of the action's fifth condition. Leave blank if the duration is unlimited. Example 5	Number	optional
condition5 save	`condition5 save`	The save that the action's target must roll to avoid or reduce the effects of the fifth condition. Can use short or long name, e.g: "STR" or "Strength" Suggested values `Strength` `Dexterity` `Constitution` `Intelligence` `Wisdom` `Charisma` Example WIS	String	optional
condition5 dc	`condition5 dc`	The optional fixed DC of the fifth condition that targets have to pass to apply it Example 12	Number	optional
area	`area`	no description	Unknown	optional
area shape	`area shape`	no description	Unknown	optional
area range m	`area range m`	no description	Unknown	optional
area range ft	`area range ft`	no description	Unknown	optional
area duration	`area duration`	no description	Unknown	optional
class learns at level 1	`class learns at level 1`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 1. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 2	`class learns at level 2`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 2. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 3	`class learns at level 3`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 3. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 4	`class learns at level 4`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 4. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 5	`class learns at level 5`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 5. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 6	`class learns at level 6`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 6. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 7	`class learns at level 7`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 7. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 8	`class learns at level 8`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 8. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 9	`class learns at level 9`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 9. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 10	`class learns at level 10`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 10. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 11	`class learns at level 11`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 11. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
class learns at level 12	`class learns at level 12`	This specifies what level the classes get access to this action at level 12. You can use subclass names such as "Fiend" or "Light Domain" to indicate that Fiend Warlocks or Light Domain clerics gain access. Example Sorcerer, Wizard, Fiend, Light Domain	String	optional
race learns at level 1	`race learns at level 1`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 1. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 2	`race learns at level 2`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 2. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 3	`race learns at level 3`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 3. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 4	`race learns at level 4`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 4. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 5	`race learns at level 5`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 5. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 6	`race learns at level 6`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 6. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 7	`race learns at level 7`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 7. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 8	`race learns at level 8`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 8. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 9	`race learns at level 9`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 9. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 10	`race learns at level 10`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 10. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 11	`race learns at level 11`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 11. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
race learns at level 12	`race learns at level 12`	This specifies what level the races get access to this action at level 12. You can use subrace names such as "Wood Elf" or "Seldarine Drow" as well. Example Elf, Seldarine Drow	String	optional
granted by feats	`granted by feats`	This specifies what feats get access to this action. Similar to the class and race arguments, this list can be comma-separated as well. Example Magic Initiate: Druid	String	optional
granted by items	`granted by items`	This specifies what items get access to this action. Similar to the class and race arguments, this list can be comma-separated as well. Example Poisoner's Ring	String	optional
granted by spells	`granted by spells`	This specifies what spells get access to or trigger this action. Similar to the class and race arguments, this list can be comma-separated as well. Example Poisoner's Ring	String	optional
grants	`grants`	This specifies what spells/actions are granted to the user of this passive feature Example Heart of the Storm	String	optional
used by creatures	`used by creatures`	This specifies which creatures use this action. Example Magma Mephit	String	optional
higher levels	`higher levels`	If this feature changes at higher levels, list the changes here.	String	optional
notes	`notes`	Any extra or related information about the action.	Content	optional
bugs	`bugs`	Any known bugs related to the feature.	Content	optional
video	`video`	Name of an uploaded video file showcasing the action.	File	optional
If this is an example	`this is an example`	If this is an example and you don't want the page to be categorized and related. Example yes	String	optional
other ways to learn	`other ways to learn`	Other ways to learn. These will be inserted as-is at the end of the how to learn field.	String	optional

Example

{{Passive feature page
| this is an example = yes
| description = Lets you fly all the way to Mount Doom.
| image = Fly Icon.png
| summary = Fly you fools!
| toggleable = yes
| warning = Spooky warning!
| recharge = Long Rest
| additional =
* Some additional info goes here.
| condition = Flight
| condition duration = 1
| class learns at level 3 = Monk
| race learns at level 5 = Wood Elf
| notes =
* Taking notes is very important.
| bugs =
* Caught a ladybug!
| video = Fireball-showcase.mp4
| uid = foobar
}}