Peasants stealing gold

[Dodighead147]

Hi, I'm not sure if this is really possible, but i'm wondering if there's a way to make it so that a random peasant of yours steals (a certain percent if possible) of gold from you every like 3 or 4 minutes or so. Also, is there a way to make it so if you kill the peasant you get the gold that it stole. Maybe I could make him drop like an item called gold coins or something. Again, I have NO clue on how to do this, I'm relatively new at World Editor, so help would be REALLY appreciate! Thanks!

 

[Squishy]

At map initialization set a variable for the player to a random peasant that they own. Then make a trigger with a periodic event that fires every 240 or so seconds. Make the trigger subtract the amount of gold a player has divided by your percentage. Then increase the selected peasants custom value by the same amount. Make a second trigger that fires when the peasant dies. Make that trigger add on amount of gold to the player equal to the custom value of the peasant that died. I could give you example triggers if you need them.

 

[Dodighead147]

Wow! It is possible! But the thing is, I have no clue how to do this so the example triggers would be much appreciated! Thanks!!

 

[Squishy]

Initialization
    Events
        Map initialization
    Conditions
    Actions
        Set Unit_Variable = (Random unit from (Units owned by Player 1 (Red) of type Peasant))

Steal
    Events
        Time - Every 240.00 seconds of game time
    Conditions
    Actions
        Unit - Set the custom value of Unit_Variable to ((Custom value of Unit_Variable) + ((Player 1 (Red) Current gold) / 10))
        Player - Set Player 1 (Red) Current gold to ((Player 1 (Red) Current gold) - ((Player 1 (Red) Current gold) / 10))

Killed
    Events
        Unit - A unit Dies
    Conditions
        (Dying unit) Equal to Unit_Variable
    Actions
        Player - Add (Custom value of Unit_Variable) to Player 1 (Red) Current gold
        Trigger - Turn off Steal <gen>

Change the 10 in the second trigger to whatever percent you want.