SpiritOfWrath

He grinned. “Cool!” Kane approached the very nervous trio. @Spark of Hope @Mags ”Hey you! It seems you three have a juicy secret! Care to share?”

He nodded. “I… I’ll try. I’ll try to see as you want me to.”

Okay

Kane eyed the trio, watching their reactions. “Now that’s interesting. They do have something to hide. Can I pleeeaaase confront them?” @Argenti

Oh I gotta join! Lemme get my character. @Spark of Hope Name: Herald of Flame Gender: male Age: 36 Occupation: Leader (and sole member) of a cult. Is currently being looked after/in custody of Taylor. Hobbies: Tending the Flame. Is insane, sees “visions” from the flame and unconsciously creates a small light when he sees the vision, which surrounds him with and gives him a fire-like slight glow. At times, the Flame (a second personality) takes over instead of simply giving a “vision”. Skills: Flame, (as well as Air and Light, but these are lesser) Family: None What they were like before the wipe: Part of a cult, devout follower. A cult member had saved his life, giving him a sense of rightness when he joined. What they are like now: Leader of a cult, felt that he had a calling.

You feel a presence, curious of you. “That’s a good question. I’ll take you to… Crap. You’ll need support from a faction outside the war, so that’s where I’ll take y’all.” He waved to the rest of the party. “We ready to head out?”

I know Java (might be rusty) and Python. I can read/search for errors in C, but never coded it.

@KaladinsSenseOfHumorSpren

There is bugs lemme fix em rq

Penalty: Wrong suit.

Okay! Im ready to start. I made some code to automate the deck cuz im cool. It's in my blog. The order of play will be: @CoderDrag0n8 @The Great Wyver @Kansas Stormcursed @KaladinsSenseOfHumorSpren The top of the discard is a 2 of Hearts.

import random global cards global suit global discards global game cards = list(range(1, 53)) discards = [] suit = ["Clubs", "Diamonds", "Hearts", "Spades"] game = True # Place card in Discard def drawtodiscard(): global suit top = (drawCard()).split() specifiedsuit = suit.index(top[2]) discard(int(top[0])+(13*specifiedsuit)) def discard(card): global discards discards.append(card) # Checks if the deck needs shuffling. (Every slot is empty, equal to -1) def checkShuffle(): global cards for i in cards: if i != -1: return False return True # Draws a card from the deck, sets card slot empty def drawCard(): global cards global suit select = -1 while select == -1: card = int(random.random()*52) select = cards[card] cards[card] = -1 # Turns out 13 mod 13 is 0, not 13 if select % 13 != 0: print(f"{select % 13} of {suit[int(select/13)]}") return(f"{select % 13} of {suit[int(select/13)]}") else: print(f"13 of {suit[int(card/13)]}") return(f"13 of {suit[int(card/13)]}") # Shuffle the deck def shuffle(): global game global cards global discards if discards != []: for i in discards: cards[i-1] = i discards = [] else: print("Discard is empty. Reseting Game.") game = 0 return(True) # Main loop while (game): prompt = "\nActions:\n -Input a positive integer to draw that many cards.\n -Input the name of a card, formatted '(Number) of (Suit)', to discard it.\n -Type 'Draw to Discard' to flip over top card of deck\n -Type Save /path/to/save/file to save\n -Type Import /path/to/save/file to load a deck\n -Type Reset /path/to/save/file to reset deck and file\n\n" action = input(prompt).rstrip() # Determines the action by trying to convert it to an integer. If it fails, then keeps action as a string. draw = True try: action = int(action) except ValueError: draw = False if draw: for i in range(action): drawCard() if checkShuffle(): if shuffle(): cards = list(range(1, 53)) discards = [] suit = ["Clubs", "Diamonds", "Hearts", "Spades"] game = True break elif action == "Draw to Discard": drawtodiscard() # Check Command or Discard. The commands - "if parselist[0] ==..." take files given to them and writes deck and discard to them, or reads deck and discard from them. elif action != "" and action.split()[-1] != action.split()[0]: parselist = action.split() if parselist[0] == "Save": try: save = open(parselist[1], "w") save.write(" ".join(map(str, cards)) + "\n" + " ".join(map(str, discards))) save.close() except: print("Error Opening File") elif parselist[0] == "Import": try: save = open(parselist[1], "r") files = save.read().rstrip().split("\n") cards = list(map(int, files[0].split(" "))) discards = list(map(int, files[1].split(" "))) save.close() except: print("Error Opening File") elif parselist[0] == "Reset": try: cards = list(range(1, 53)) discards = [] save = open(parselist[1], "w") save.write(" ".join(map(str, cards)) + "\n" + " ".join(map(str, discards))) save.close() except: print("Error Opening File") else: # Parse what should be a discard valid = True try: specifiedsuit = suit.index(parselist[2]) except: valid = False if parselist[0].lower() == "a": parselist[0] = 1 if parselist[0].lower() == "j": parselist[0] = 11 if parselist[0].lower() == "q": parselist[0] = 12 if parselist[0].lower() == "k": parselist[0] = 13 try: num = int(action[0]) except ValueError: valid = False if valid: discard(num+(13*specifiedsuit)) else: print("Invalid Input") else: print("Invalid Input") This is python code I did give it to some friends to use in a project they're doing....

“Well, there might be people who know. Someone stole it. It was… it was a dead person. You might ask them.” He appeared near @NameIess, @Hawks, and @Sherma Main. ”That one!” She pointed to Asher (Hawks) Note that yall can’t see or hear whoever is talking to Kino.

eh nah. Spoilers work just fine, cuz like theres not even any advantage to knowing the other peoples decks

Cool! I’ll start the game in a bit, but im deathly ill

My teacher is a psychopath she prefers we do excellent on the AP test and then to achieve that stresses us with rushed, very harshly graded assignments than to accept that some people might do poorly and respect our personal lives and time