taught Ai how to use levelup creatures, taught Ai how to use Equip, taught Ai how to use prevent the cleric ability.

this is by no means absolutely perfect, i like it tho, and makes for some real good times with level up deck built with equips. 

you will notice i added a level=number...to the level up creatures, this has no effect on players, this is just a small hint to the Ai as to when it should stop investing mana in that creature. the chances are a little over half that ai will want to level a creature, increased ever so slightly with each level up.

for equipment, the Ai will now want to equip its best Creature(determined by power+toughness+convertedcost+how many abilities it has) and will want to equip these "better" cards atleast 2 times before it is reduced. same system for prevent damage, it will want to save its "better creature" more then a 1/1 token.

for both tho i added slight bonuses...
to equip, there is a higher chance that the ai will want to target a white creature, with an extra bonus if the creature is a 1/1 and nontoken. this is to encourage Ai to equip in white weenie decks

in prevent, there is a slight bonus if the creature is a 1/1 and the blocker/blockee has a power of 1. 

currently prevent damage treated this way is not coded for direct damage spell, sorry ! but for combat you will notice ai taking a stand and fighting back hard.

projects/mtg/src/MTGCard.cpp

@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ MTGCard::MTGCard(int set_id){
 MTGCard::MTGCard(MTGCard * source){
 
   strcpy(image_name, source->image_name);
+	LevelUp = source->LevelUp;
   rarity = source->rarity;
   mtgid = source->mtgid;
   setId = source->setId;
@@ -37,6 +38,7 @@ int MTGCard::init(){
   mtgid = 0;
   data = NULL;
   rarity = Constants::RARITY_C;
+	LevelUp = 0;
   return 1;
 }
 
@@ -64,6 +66,14 @@ void MTGCard::setRarity(char _rarity){
   rarity = _rarity;
 }
 
+int MTGCard::getLevelcap() const{
+  return LevelUp;
+}
+
+void MTGCard::setLevelcap(int levelupcap){
+  LevelUp = levelupcap;
+}
+
 char * MTGCard::getImageName() {
   return image_name;
 }