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<includeonly>{{ConditionPage/Primitive
<includeonly>{{ConditionPage/Primitive
| name = {{{name | {{titleparts: {{PAGENAME}} }} }}}
| name = {{{name | {{#explode: {{titleparts: {{PAGENAME}} }} | ( | 0 }} }}}
| icon = {{{icon | {{{name | {{titleparts: {{PAGENAME}} }} }}} Condition Icon.png }}}
| icon = {{{icon | {{#replace: {{{name | {{#explode: {{titleparts: {{PAGENAME}} }} | ( | 0 }} }}} | : | }} Condition Icon.png }}}
| effects = {{{effects|}}}
| effects = {{{effects|}}}
| this is an example = {{{this is an example|}}}
| this is an example = {{{this is an example|}}}
}}</includeonly><noinclude>
}}</includeonly><noinclude>
If the page title corresponds to the condition name, then you don't have to provide the {{C|name}} parameter.  However, if you have to name a page something like '''Blah (Condition)''' to disambiguate it from some other page called '''Blah''' (e.g. [[Chill Touch]] vs. [[Chill Touch (Condition)]]) then you'll want to provide an explicit {{C|<nowiki>name = Blah</nowiki>}} value.
If the page title is {{C|Blah (Condition)}}, then you don't have to provide the {{C|name}} parameter. Likewise, if the icon for the condition is called {{C|Blah Condition Icon.png}} then you don't have to provide the {{C|icon}} parameter.
 
Likewise, if the icon for the condition is called {{C|Blah Condition Icon.png}} then you don't have to provide the {{C|icon}} parameter.


Examples:
Examples:

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