Template:Beastie/Documentation

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This Template Is Deprecated — USE {{Monster}} INSTEAD

{{Monster}} can now create Beastie infoboxes (since all Beasties are Monsters), it should be used instead of this template. Setting |sea-names= will automatically create a Beastie infobox, or you can add |sea=yes to do it explicitly. So, for example... OLD: {{Beastie|image=example.jpg |description=A beastie}} NEW: {{Monster|image=example.jpg |description=A beastie |sea-names=2}} or {{Monster|sea=yes |image=example.jpg |description=A beastie}} See Template:Monster for full documentation. This change will allow Beastie articles to benefit from any improvements made to {{Monster}}.

As well as categorising a page as a Beastie one, it supplies information about it.

Paramaters:

• image - Optional but preferable The full image file name.
• class - The class of the beastie. e.g. cephalopod, shellfish, amphibian etc.
• habitat - The habitat of the beastie. Remember: beasties are sea monsters, so choose something like kelp forest, reef, or underwater volcano; rather than desert, jungle, or mountain.
• description - A brief description of the beastie's appearance.

Example of usage:

{{beastie
|image=example.jpg
|class=Merperson
|habitat=Underwater cities
|description=Half-man, half-fish
}}