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#REDIRECT [[Behaviors#Veterancy]]

...e unit gains upon leveling up (requires the use of a [[Behaviors/Veterancy|Veterancy Behavior]] on the unit, or can be set via [[Triggers]]).''

Go into the Data Editor (F7) and under "Data Type:" select "Behaviors." Right-click in the left box and select "Add Object..." (or press '''Ctrl+ ==Step 2 - Editing the Veterancy==

...ic units is a pretty simple task. Specifically, it requires the use of a [[Veterancy]] [[Behavior]]. This is also written assuming you have the "Show Table View ...this new behavior "Hero," click "Suggest" for the ID, and set the type to "Veterancy" based on "Default Behavior (CBehaviorVeterancy)." Click "Ok" to close the

...ers (with some exceptions, see the effect [[Apply Behavior]]). For example behaviors can add a speed buff to a unit temporarily or add resources onto a unit. =Veterancy=

...They cannot directly effect one another without defined [[Abilities]] or [[Behaviors]]. :Damage Dealt (Veterancy) - The experience gained per damage dealt

*'''Behaviors (List)''' - All the behaviors the unit has *'''Damage Dealt (Veterancy)''' - Multiplier for the experience points the unit is awarded per damage i

;'''[[Behaviors]]''' ;[[Veterancy]]