% Define all strings as new macros instead of hardcoding them in the
% TeX files. This then allows us to add captions for multilanguage support.
\newcommand\armorclassname{Armor Class}
\newcommand\hitpointsname{Hit Points}
\newcommand\speedname{Speed}

\newcommand\strstatname{STR}
\newcommand\dexstatname{DEX}
\newcommand\constatname{CON}
\newcommand\intstatname{INT}
\newcommand\wisstatname{WIS}
\newcommand\chastatname{CHA}

\newcommand\skillsname{Skills}
\newcommand\dimmname{Damage Immunities}
\newcommand\dvulname{Damage Vulnerabilities}
\newcommand\dresname{Damage Resistances}
\newcommand\cimmname{Condition Immunities}
\newcommand\savesname{Saving Throws}
\newcommand\sensesname{Senses}
\newcommand\languagesname{Languages}
\newcommand\challengename{Challenge}


% Check if either babel or polyglossia have been loaded,
% in which case load the string captions
\@ifpackageloaded{babel}{
  \usepackage{lib/jebbastrings-captions}
}{}
\@ifpackageloaded{polyglossia}{
  \usepackage{lib/jebbastrings-captions}
}{}