This elf has fallen on such hard times that he's considering being turned into a thrall by a necromancer as an upgrade. I'm thinking his keep is probably a bit rubbish. It's certainly not likely to be a human castle, which is what it was.
Uses time_of_time_id instead of time_of_day, making it unaffected by illumination.
This means this version of dehydration will only work in scenarios with these TODs, which seems like a reasonable price to pay to me.
Credit to @shikadiqueen for the idea. This fixes potential crashes if the padding can't fit on certain resolutions.
Also keeps the vertical spread consistent between resolutions (no more < 800 height handling).
This makes it so all states of the text box widget have borders again.
The colours are changed, however, so that the focused state has the
brightest border.
This turned out to be necessary because otherwise the chat input textbox
in the MP lobby completely blends with the chat log box, making it seem
as though it disappears whenever it doesn't have the keyboard focus.
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This gives GUI2 textboxes (and password boxes since they are a subclass)
a simple hover effect by extending the canvas definitions for the widget
accordingly.
Add an enter_hex event for moving into the throne room, and modify the "attack"
event so that the undisguised units can trigger it too. For reviewing, note that
the diff shows these as if the existing "attack" was changed to a "enter_hex",
but in fact it's the existing `[filter_wml]` moving from "attack" to "enter_hex".
Add L2 Trolls to various lists, as they're used on easy/normal difficulties.
The main bug fixed here is "When a guard sees one of the two units not
disguised as an orc, it chases after the unit, but no other enemies are
alerted. This allows a player to pick off each enemy unit individually, then
release the prisoners."
(cherry picked from commit c66bd63911)
Previously, a rabbit hole item on the map border could be selected for spawning a new rabbit, resulting in an error message on screen and abandoning the CA for the rest of the turn.
