character

character [who=author] {option} {what} {value} {specification}

Either prints a character sheet, or (if you're the GM) allows you to set values for that character

Parameters

who

Regular who parameter

option

One of the following:

create

You can also use "c", e.g. !character @player c John Doe

Creates a character for the given player with the name specified after

set

You can also use "s", e.g. !character @player s str 3

Sets a given attribute, skill, or anything information inside Character.sheet

add

You can also use "a", e.g. !character @player a allies:3:private detective

Adds an advantage or thin blood advantage to the player, the format is <advantage>:<points>:<specification> for regular advantages and <thin blood advantage>:<specification> for thin blood advantages. Points and specification can be omitted, if points is omitted the first amount of points from that advantage rules will be used, and if specification is omitted an empty string will be used

remove

You can also use "r", e.g. !character @player r allies

Removes a given advantage or thin blood advantage

Reply

When no option is passed the character sheet is printed, an example of a sheet printed this way is presented below

If a parameter was given the reply is similar to:

@Nibodhika, John Doe now has 1 academics