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Litte question about a script

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Hello, everyone i want to know if there is a script who can help me. I want a script for status. For exemple, i have a poisonnous spider when shr bite she can poison the player. When he's poisonned he had a -2 in dexterity and constitution . I'm looking for a script wo can add a numbre in the player's attributes dirrectly and when the poison is finished i whant to take it of automatically PS: Sorry for m'y bad english i'ts not my maternal language
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Scott C.
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I'm not aware of anything that currently exists for this, but it would be possible. However, it would be better handled with some character sheet integration. Which sheet/system are you using?
I'm using Chronique Oubliée it's a cassus belli game. I'm not using a character sheet, i have just my player's attribut
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GiGs
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You could do this with tokenMod and chatSetAttr. A two line macro would let you add or remove a status symbol, and add or subtract a stat modifier. The macro could prompt you for the statuses and modifiers. With some planning, you could store a list of statuses and their modifiers on a dedicated character sheet, call it "Statuses", and your macro could call modifiers from there. A custom script could be created too, if you give a list of all the statuses and their related modifiers.
Okay thank's for the answer. I have also find a scirpt name Conditions who can do that. Which one is better ?
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GiGs
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The only way to find out is to try them out :) Conditions might be better if it does what you want - a single dedicated script is often better than multiple scripts, so I'd test that first.
Yeah, i'll try it thanks for your help :)