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Revision as of 02:07, 28 April 2010
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Function Syntax
element monster_element()
element monster_element(monster check_me )
- check_me is the (optional) monster to get the elemental alignment of
Returns the elemental alignment of the specified monster check_me. If check_me is not specified, it defaults to the last monster you encountered.
This function can be used from within an In-combat Consulting script to help determine your fight strategy. When used this way, it isn't necessary to specify a monster, as the function will default to the one currently being fought.
See Also
Special
If no monster is specified and no monster has been fought in this session, this function returns $element[none]. This is because mafia forgets the value of last_monster() when it logs out.