In Caves of the Basilisk, give the monsters names so their descriptions
would show in-game. The descriptions show in the tooltip, so
a non-empty name is required in order for players to be able to summon
th tooltip.
According to po comments in S1, Baldras is Harper's mother's brother.
Also change "mom"/"dad" to "mother"/"father" to match the general
medieval setting of dialogs.
Side 3 was composed by enemy reinforcements. Since they were
spawned on the right corner of the map, and since side 2
was blocked inside Halstead by and [avoid] tag, it was
necessary to add a new hidden side which could move freely
on the map.
If we upgrade the AI, removing the [avoid] tag, this hidden
side becomes unnecessary.
All sides will now head to the central fortress. Orcs
should now be a bit smarter, and they should not suicide
during the morning or the afternoon. The humans in Halstead
will initially remain inside their fortress, until the enemy
arrival.
He's been a silver-crowned hero until this scenario, and in
the final scenario he's still loyal with dialogue if he dies,
so make him easily visible to the player.
@zookeeper pointed out to me that spelling event names with spaces is the
standard in WML, especially when setting up event listeners. Thus, changing
spelling of the names of the events fired from WML made the codebase more
inconsistent, not less.
Follow-up of 3cbf249b. This commit changes event names to be written with
underscores everywhere where events are fired (or every place I found in a
quick search, anyway).
Use a consistent type= list and include all advancements when selecting and Advisor.
Harper and Baldras cannot be the Advisor.
No need to search for an Advisor to recall in S03, S02 set one (or not) and it cannot have changed.
Use the new [role] features.
According to the Wiki, since 1.13.2 message= is an alias for label=.
Using message= provokes a warning about it being deprecated.
This replaces message= with label= in the entire mainline (where it had not already been changed).
