Placeholders

Part of Mythic Mobs Integration.

These placeholders resolve against the dungeon instance the skill is running in. The instance is found from the skill's origin location first; if that yields nothing, the caster's own instance membership (for a player caster) or the caster's location is used. Use them anywhere Mythic Mobs accepts placeholders, such as message text, condition values, and mechanic arguments.

Note: these placeholders only load when Mythic Mobs is installed alongside Mythic Dungeons. When Mythic Mobs resolves a placeholder without skill metadata to hand over, every <dungeon.*> placeholder renders as the literal string UNDEFINED and none of the fallbacks below apply.

Outside a dungeon they do not all go blank the same way: each one has its own fallback, listed in the "Outside a dungeon" column. <dungeon.party.size> and <dungeon.party.leader> are the exceptions that work anywhere, since they read the player's party rather than the dungeon.

Sub-keys are matched case-insensitively. The one exception is the door name in <dungeon.door.*>, which is case-sensitive and must not contain a dot.

Entries marked Procedural dungeons only need a generated (procedural) dungeon. The <dungeon.room.*> family returns [Not Procedural] in a dungeon that is not procedural, and [No Room] when you are in a procedural dungeon but not inside any generated room. The other procedural-only entries fall back to the same value they use outside a dungeon.

Note: the room-scoped entries resolve the room at the skill's origin location, which for a skill scoped to a targeter is not necessarily where the caster is standing.

Note: coordinates from <dungeon.roombounds.*> are truncated toward zero, not floored, so at negative coordinates the value can be one block higher than the block that actually contains the corner.

Note: <dungeon.var.X> returns [Invalid Placeholder] when Mythic Mobs supplies a placeholder context that is not skill metadata. The other placeholders fall back to their usual value in that case.