pathfinder-2-sqlite-MIRROR/data/ancestries.sql

-- -*- mode:sql sql-product:sqlite -*-

/* Decide on format of flavor text; probably markdown? */

/* Decide on whether to break out the flavor text to another table? */

/* Probably need to model Half-Elf and Half-Orc as a whole separate
ancestry? NO. They are separate heritages, not separate ancestries. */


INSERT INTO ancestries (ancestry_id, short_name, flavor_text, hp, size_id, speed, vision_id)
VALUES
  (1, 'Dwarf', 'TODO', 10, 3, 20, 1),
  (2, 'Elf', 'TODO', 6, 3, 30, 2),
  (3, 'Gnome', 'TODO', 8, 2, 25, 2),
  (4, 'Goblin', 'TODO', 6, 2, 25, 1),
  (5, 'Halfling', 'TODO', 6, 2, 25, 3),
  (6, 'Human', 'TODO', 8, 3, 25, 4);


/* TODO insert remaining data into ancestries_boosts and ancestries_flaws */

/* Example Query to get boosts in text representation:

sqlite> select ancestries.short_name, abilityscores.short_name FROM ancestries INNER JOIN ancestries_boosts on ancestries_boosts.ancestry_id = ancestries.ancestry_id INNER JOIN abilityscores on ancestries_boosts.abilityscores_id = abilityscores.abilityscores_id;
   short_name  short_name
   ----------  ----------
   Dwarf       CON
   Dwarf       WIS
   Dwarf       Free1
*/

INSERT INTO ancestries_boosts (ancestry_id, abilityscores_id)
VALUES
  (1, 3), -- dwarf CON
  (1, 5), -- dwarf WIS
  (1, 7), -- dwarf free 1
  (2, 2), -- elf DEX
  (2, 4), -- elf INT
  (2, 7), -- elf free 1
  (3, 3), -- gnome CON
  (3, 6), -- gnome CHA
  (3, 7), -- gnome free 1
  (4, 2), -- goblin DEX
  (4, 6), -- goblin CHA
  (4, 7), -- goblin free 1
  (5, 2), -- halfling DEX
  (5, 5), -- halfling WIS
  (5, 7), -- halfling free 1
  (6, 7), -- human free 1
  (6, 8), -- human free 2

INSERT INTO ancestries_flaws (ancestry_id, abilityscores_id)
VALUES
  (1, 6), -- dwarf CHA
  (2, 3), -- elf CON
  (3, 1), -- gnome STR
  (4, 5), -- goblin WIS
  (5, 1), -- halfling STR

/* TODO flesh out the ancestry-trait pairs */

/* ancestries 7 = half elf and 8 = half orc. 
(8,91),

(8,124),

(7,58),

(7,91),


 */
INSERT INTO ancestries_traits (ancestry_id, trait_id)
VALUES
(4,81),
(4,91),
(6,90),
(6,91),
(2,58),
(2,91),
(1,54),
(1,91),
(5,87),
(5,91),
(3,80),
(3,91);