Sometimes it is useful for a piece to have context menu items representing actions at multiple map locations (e.g., "Send me to London", "Send me to Paris"), but creating an individual trait for, e.g., every location on the map can be prohibitive.

Multi-Location Commands solve this problem by allowing a single trait to generate multiple menu items, filtering locations through a property expression. Each location that matches the property expression will be given its own menu item, with the text of the menu item being generated on the fly using the specified report format.

Whenever the player selects any of the menu items associated with a Multi-Location Command trait, the trait’s single key command will be generated, and can be intercepted by other traits (e.g., Trigger Action, Send to Location). To identify which map location was associated with the menu item picked by the player, these other traits can use the properties LocationOfCommand, ZoneOfCommand, BoardOfCommand, and MapOfCommand.

NOTE: It is recommended that Named Key Commands (rather than actual keystrokes) be used for Multi-Location Commands. If an actual keystroke is used and the user manually types the key command, the trait properties (e.g., LocationOfCommand) will be set to the first location found.