Template:Dungeon Link

Documentation Edit this documentation at Template:Dungeon_Link/doc.

{{Dungeon Link}} shows a dungeon's portal thumbnail (its name-plate image stacked on its portal image) as a clickable link. It is used on the Dungeons index and on biome pages.

Overview

Given a portal base name, the template renders two stacked images — <portal>Text.png (the name plate) and <portal>.png (the portal art) — both linking to the dungeon's page. It is the building block of the dungeon grids.

Parameters

Parameter	Required?	What it does	Example
`portal`	Required	Portal file base name without `.png`. The template appends `Text.png` and `.png` itself.	`Portal-SkullCavern`
`size`	Optional	Image width. Defaults to `42px`. Dungeon grids use `180px`; biome grids use `256px`.	`180px`
`link` / `1` (first positional)	Optional	Page the images link to. If `link` is omitted it falls back to the first positional argument.	`Skull Cavern`

How to use

Pass the portal base name and the dungeon page name:

Here Skull Cavern is the first positional arg (used as the link target), and portal=Portal-SkullCavern builds Portal-SkullCavernText.png + Portal-SkullCavern.png. Make sure both image files exist.

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{{Dungeon Link||portal=|size=180px}}

Example

{{Dungeon Link|Tomb Of Shadows|portal=Portal-TombOfShadows|size=180px}}

Tips & notes

portal takes no .png — the template adds Text.png and .png for you.
Both the name plate and the portal image must exist as files (e.g. Portal-TombOfShadowsText.png and Portal-TombOfShadows.png).
Used inside {{Dungeon Navbox}} grids and biome pages.