Template:4e Disease

{{{name}}} Level {{{level}}} Disease
{{{flavor}}}
Stage 0: The target recovers from the disease.
Stage 1: {{{stage1}}}




Check: {{{check}}} {{{worsen}}} or Lower: The stage of the disease increases by 1. {{{nochangelow}}} - {{{nochangehigh}}}: No change. {{{improve}}} or Higher: The stage of the disease decreases by 1.

Using this Template

Burning Plague Level 7 Disease
The victim's body begins to fall apart.
Stage 0: The target recovers from the disease.
Stage 1: the target gains vulnerable 2 to all damage.
Stage 2: the target gains vulnerable 5 to all damage.
Stage 3: the target gains vulnerable 10 to all damage.
Stage 4: foo
Stage 5: bar
Check: {{{check}}} 10 or Lower: The stage of the disease increases by 1. 11 - 15: No change. 16 or Higher: The stage of the disease decreases by 1.

gollark: Also, it's ridiculously verbose and you don't get stack traces.

gollark: It's meant to encode the idea of the thing *or* an error being returned, but it doesn't; there's nothing in the type preventing you from just returning two things, or zero things.

gollark: (also, like many Go things it is not well integrated with anything else; the multiple returns aren't first class like python tuples, you can't unpack them into function calls, etc)

gollark: I like the basic concept, you can do fun stuff with it, but using them for error handling like that is not great.

gollark: You can also just use sshfs for mounting a remote filesystem over SSH.

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