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--- dc2:offspring [2024/03/13 13:30] – created shyriath
+++ dc2:offspring [2024/04/02 13:39] (current) – shyriath
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 Wyrm's site says: "Many dragons who are mated (and also a few who aren't) have either guarded a clutch or two of eggs or protected some hatchlings against predators (yum yum)! This tag allows you to show how many hatchlings you have raised (or are raising)."
-===== Standard subtypes =====
+===== Standard spectrum =====
 The plus/minus scale is arranged on a spectrum with no offspring in the center and increasing numbers toward either end, with one side being children that have moved out and the other being those that haven't. I'm not sure if these can be combined, e.g. **O+1-2** for "I have a couple of children who have left home, but one who's still there."
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 ===== Modifiers =====
-  * **r**: Put after the **O**, this indicates that one is specifying one's real life offspring. For example **Or-** indicates "I had one in real life, but they left home."
+==== r ====
-  * **v**: Put after the **O**, this indicates that one is specifying one's virtual life offspring. For example **Ov+** indicates "I've got one on the 'net, still in the nest."
+Put after the **O**, this indicates that one is specifying one's real life offspring. For example **Or-** indicates "I had one in real life, but they left home."
-  * **( )**: One can use both of the above in separate tags to specify both types of offspring, but you can also use a short-form method by just putting the **r** and **v** parts within parentheses. For example **Or-Ov+** and **O(r-v+)** both indicate "I had one in real life, but they left home; and I've got one on the 'net, still in the nest."
-  * **a**: Put before any plusses or minuses, this indicates that one is specifying adopted offspring. This can be real or virtual. For example **Ova+** indicates "I've got one adopted on the 'net that is still at home."
+==== v ====
+Put after the **O**, this indicates that one is specifying one's virtual life offspring. For example **Ov+** indicates "I've got one on the 'net, still in the nest."
+==== ( ) ====
+One can use both of the above in separate tags to specify both types of offspring, but you can also use a short-form method by just putting the **[[#r]]** and **[[#v]]** parts within parentheses. For example **Or-Ov+** and **O(r-v+)** both indicate "I had one in real life, but they left home; and I've got one on the 'net, still in the nest."
+==== a ====
+Put before any plusses or minuses, this indicates that one is specifying adopted offspring. This can be real or virtual. For example **Ova+** indicates "I've got one adopted on the 'net that is still at home."