This is an atempt to code instant/sorcery with multiple effect.
It work fine, the only borderline effect is that you can "cancel" the card (which in this case does nothing).
+ The AI may be totally unable to use such cards.
My personal feeling is that such card could and should be added.
What do you think about it ?
Additions:
- Added Avarice Totem. Code works, but uses a trick to circumvent a parser limitation. Feedback welcome.
- Added Fangren Pathcutter. Code works, but will fail if Fangren Pathcutter gets removed during the combatattackers phase (currently unlikely though). Feedback welcome.
- Added Goblin Cannon (spectacularly useless card, but codeable)
- Added Silent Arbiter (code works pretty well imho)
- Added Skullcage (doesn't work correctly yet due to bug; issue will be opened shortly)
- Added Thought Courier (has wrong sequence of actions, but is acceptable imho)
Bugfixes:
- Arachnoid didn't have Reach
- Battered Golem was missing a "may"
- softcoded Beacon of Creation
- Beacon of Destruction was missing an alias
- Beacon of Immortality was missing an alias
- Cackling Imp couldn't use its ability
- removed Crucible of Worlds (didn't work on several accounts)
- Krark-Clan Ironworks had an incorrect {T} cost
- Krark-Clan Ogre had an incorrect cost
- Screaming Fury was missing a target
- Skyhunter Skirmisher had double strike spelled wrong
Other:
- experimented with several more cards but couldn't implement them correctly, check the comments in todo.dat for details.
Question: I also tried to code Root Sliver (LGN) with the line "auto=lord(sliver|stack) nofizzle", but this didn't work, Slivers could still be countered. Did I choose a wrong approach, or is there a limitation of the lord ability with regard to spells on thee stack?
-added WParsedInt (X, p, t, manacost) for "Draw" effects. See prosperity
- Fixed denizen of the deep (P02), it had broken the test suite, sorry for that!
I'm fairly certain this works as intended, cards with nofizzle "can be targeted by spells that try to counter it (such as Cancel). Those spells will resolve, but the part of their effect that would counter [it] won't do anything. Any other effects those spells have will work as normal."
Still, I don't work much with card logic, so it's possible this has some kind of unintended side effect.
