Attribute

The attribute command allows you to view, edit and create attributes. The syntax for this command is as follows: attribute list - lists all of the attributes attribute edit <which> - begins editing an attribute attribute edit new <type> <name> - creates a new attribute attribute close - stops editing an attribute attribute show <which> - views information about an attribute attribute show - views information about your currently editing attribute attribute set name <name> - change the name attribute set group <which> - sets the group attribute set decorator <which> - sets the trait decorator attribute set hidden - toggles whether or not this trait is hidden attribute set alias <alias> - changes the alias attribute set score - toggles appearing in score command attribute set attributes - toggles appearing in attributes command attribute set sub - toggles displaying as a sub-attribute attribute set blurb - drops you into an editor to change the chargen blurb This sub-command is only used on derived attributes: attribute set expression <id|name> - sets the trait expression that controls the value of this attribute Note - you would ordinarily edit the trait expression with the TRAITEXPRESSION command rather than changing it here.