Changelog

Old Battle System (For Reference Only)

Character/Elementi Stats

Based on confirmed high-level logic for the Combat System and Game Progression, the Characters and Elementis will be designed as in below.

This document will mainly cover how Characters and Elementi interact during battles. Breeding-related information, such as how Characters obtain their parts, will be mentioned briefly. Please note that any algorithms presented in this document are not final and will require further adjustments during testing periods.

Character Stats

The character stats will include some basic stats that are parts of the core battle logic and advanced stats that will emphasize the combat experience.

• Note: Character’s stats will use the cumulative amount of stats that are provided by the body parts.

Basic Stats (configurable)

• Attack - The most basic stats that define the raw damage of that character, this kind of stats will be affected by Elementi, thus making it become elemental damages which can cause additional damage bonus when countering.
• Defense - The stats that define how much the damage will be reduced before the characters receive the input damage that will subtract their HP. Defense will only come as the buff so that the default Defense is 0% for all characters.
  • These armor stat will be used to calculate the damage reduction percentage.
  • When selecting a character, players will know the damage reduction percentage that is equivalent to the character’s current defense points.
• Health - This stat represents a character's life force. When Health reaches zero, the character will be considered dead.
• Speed - This stat determines which character takes the turn. The higher the speed, the more frequent (or sooner) that character will have a new turn.
• Mana - Every action within the character’s turn will cost mana, including playing cards or making a normal attack. Mana will include 2 parts:
  • Mana Pool - This defines the total mana threshold that a character can have. The larger the pool, the more actions that character can perform during their turn.
  • Mana Regeneration - This rate defines how many mana points a character can recover during their turn. The Mana Regeneration characteristics will include:

    • Default Regeneration Rate - This is the default regen rate, meaning a character will at least get this amount every turn. Each character could have a different default regen rate.

    • Modified Regeneration Rate - This occurs when a character is affected by a spell that alters their regen rate either positively or negatively.

      For example: Character A has a default regen rate of +2 mana points per turn. Then, they are targeted by a spell that gives them +1 regen rate for 3 turns. So, for the next 3 turns, their mana regen rate is +3.

Advanced Stats (fixed with default value)

• Block chance - This stat will define the chance of the character to block an incoming attack (partly).

  • The default blocking chance of every character is 10%

  Note:

  • When a character is being countered by Elementi class advantages doesn’t have any Elementi equipped, the given character will never be able to block an attack if that comes from the enemy character who is countering him. Eg: Character with Earth elementi equipped will never be able to block an attack from another character with Fire elementi equipped.

  • If a character has successfully blocked an attack, then he will only received reduced damage of that attack without any attached effect (if any).

    Example: Character A makes an attack action against character B that is supposed to deal damage and inflict a -10% speed effect. If character B blocks that attack successfully, then he will only receive reduced damage without the effect of -10% speed.