The attributes set by this row.
The high end of the dice range for this row.
Metadata that describes an oracle's semantic or lexical content.
A user-facing markdown description of the item, consisting of one or more paragraphs.
Data relevant to this item's display/rendering.
The low end of the dice range for this row.
Any game objects that are explicitly pointed to by the original text. For most implementations, it is not recommended to generate them automatically - see "Peeling the Onion", p. 293.
Data for rows that call for multiple rolls, e.g. on Roll twice results.
Additional oracle tables that should be rolled when this row is selected.
A markdown string describing the quest starter associated with this item.
The primary result text for the row, annotated in Markdown. In the book, this is frequently the only column aside from the roll column. Otherwise, it is the first column. Some tables label this column as something other than Result; see the parent (or grandparent) Oracle.Display for more information.
Describes the string values of this item that should be replaced with template strings and filled with the results of one or more oracle rolls.
A table to be rolled when this row is selected. If this row references an external oracle, the Oracles property is used instead.
"Non-canonical" suggestions of related items. They might be convenient to present to the user, but in most implementations rolling them automatically is not recommended.
A secondary markdown string that must be presented to the user for the implementation to be complete, but may benefit from progressive disclosure (such as a collapsible element, popover/tooltip, etc).
Generally, Summary is longer than Result.
Some tables label this column as something other than Result; see the parent (or grandparent) IOracle.Display.Table for more information.
null is used in cases where an 'empty' Summary exists (example: Starship Type, p. 326). In the book, these table cells are rendered with the text -- (and this is the recommended placeholder for tabular display). For display as a single result (e.g. VTT table roll output), however, null values can be safely omitted.
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Interface for 'canonical' options within a SettingTruth category.
ISettingTruth