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- Every data/spells/*.json now carries a "components" field with the V/S/M/F/DF tokens from its KB Components line (material/focus descriptions dropped; M/DF and F/DF alternatives kept verbatim). - 107/108 encoded. Create Alcool (data/spells/create_alcool.json) is left without the field: it is a homebrew cantrip (level 0) with no KB entry - the closest real spell, Enhance Water (Inner Sea Gods, V, S), is already a separate registry entry. - summon_monster_i/ii map to the KB's numeric files (summon-monster-1/2); hidden_diplomacy maps to its KB name Egorian Diplomacy (same spell, Spymaster's Handbook rename): V, S, M. - tests/test_spell_failure.py: the placeholder asserting the registry was not yet encoded is replaced by an encoded-state smoke test (all spells but Create Alcool declare components; five spot-checks against the SRD stat blocks). Golden transcripts unchanged: the component gates still need deafened/ASF conditions no golden combat has.
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29 lines
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{
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"name": "Drunkard's Breath",
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"level": 2,
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"school": "conjuration",
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"components": "V, S, M",
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"range": "close",
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"save": "fort",
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"base_dc": 10,
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"cast_time": "standard",
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"spell_resistance": false,
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"effects": [
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{
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"type": "area",
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"shape": "cone",
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"radius_ft": 30,
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"save_for_half": false,
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"effects": [
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{
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"type": "condition",
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"condition_name": "nauseated",
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"duration_rounds": 4,
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"save_negates": true
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}
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]
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}
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],
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"description": "SRD spells/drunkards-breath.md: bard 2, cleric 2, oracle 2, skald 2, warpriest 2; conjuration (creation). A cone-shaped burst emanating from your mouth functions like stinking cloud: living creatures in the area become nauseated (Fortitude negates; this is a poison effect). Spell Resistance: no. The SRD range is 30 ft. - modeled as the closest category (close). Duration 1 round/level approximated as 4 rounds (the SRD nausea lasts 1d4+1 rounds after leaving the cloud; fixed duration is the engine convention, cf. fear)."
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}
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