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#When Running PCGen, you can select "Help > Documentation > List Files > List File Tag Index > Equipment File tags" to find

#out how the tags in the races file work. Some of the tags used here are global tags. You will see an alphabetical listing

#of all PCGen tags to the left of the documentation window. You can find the global tags there as well.

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#####1st Example

#Dagger		PROFICIENCY:WEAPON|Dagger		TYPE:Weapon.Melee.Finesseable.Ranged.Thrown.Simple.Standard.Piercing.Slashing.Dagger		COST:2	WT:1		CRITMULT:x2		CRITRANGE:2		DAMAGE:1d4		EQMOD:STEEL		WIELD:Light		RANGE:10	SIZE:M

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#####2nd Example

#Saddlebags		TYPE:Goods.Container.Mount.Resizable		CONTAINS:UNLIM|Any=UNLIM	COST:4	WT:8		SOURCEPAGE:Equipment

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#The Dagger is an Example of a weapon, while the Saddlebags is an item that is set up to be used as a container for other

#items. The first field is the item's name and is required.

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#The PROFICIENCY tag is only used with weapons, armor and shields. It tells PCGen what Weapon Proficiency name to use from the weapprofs.lst, armorprofs.lst or shieldprofs.lst file.

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#The TYPE tag is used for many filtering and PRExxx tags. TYPE:Armor items should also have the type of SLOTS it uses. This

#is usually TYPE:Suit. TYPE:Container is a special type name. It activates the CONTAINS tag in the item. Every TYPE:Weapon

#item must be also have either TYPE:Melee or TYPE:Ranged (TYPE:Weapon.Melee.Foo). TYPE:Double is a special weapon tag. It

#activates three ALTxxx tags for the second head statistics.

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#The CONTAINS tag is used to define how much and what a container can hold. Any object with CONTAINS must also be TYPE:Container

#for the CONTAINS tag to be activated.

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#The COST tag sets the cost of the item.

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#The WT tag is holding the item's weight.

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#The SOURCEPAGE tag can be used to hold a reference to where you can find the item. This will be displayed in PCGen.

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#CRITMULT, CRITRANGE, DAMAGE, WIELD, and RANGE are tags that are associated with weapons. They can be used to set up the

#various weapon stats.

#The SIZE tag determines the size of the Item. F=Fine, D=Diminutive, T=Tiny, S=Small, M=Medium, L=Large, H=Huge, G=Gargantuan,

#C=Colossal.

#The EQMOD tag calls an equipment modifier to be applied to the base item before looking at other tags. You will need to use

#the equipment modifier's KEY with this tag, not it's name.

Go set											TYPE:Gear					COST:1	WT:0.5