Example #1
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    def test_propagation_condition_and_trigger(self):
        player1 = Player()
        player1.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player1)

        # A global castle buff that propagates that 50% ATK to players if a castle has 3 or more players
        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK)\
         .propagates_when(RecruitPlayerEvent).only_propagates_if("cond_has_qtd_players 2").propagates_to(Player).build()

        @buffspecs.AddConditionFor([BuffEvent])
        def cond_has_qtd_players(event, amt):
            return len(event.buffable.players) >= amt

        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # The buff is not active on the player
        assert castle_buff.buff_id in castle.active_buffs
        assert castle_buff.buff_id not in player1.active_buffs

        # Castle should have registered the trigger
        assert "RecruitPlayerEvent" not in castle.activation_triggers
        assert "RecruitPlayerEvent" in castle.propagation_triggers

        # add another player to the castle
        player2 = Player()
        player2.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 200

        castle.players.append(player2)
        call_event(RecruitPlayerEvent(castle))

        # Now that we matched the condition all 3 players should have been propagated and have 50% bonus
        assert player1.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 100 * 1.5
        assert player2.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 200 * 1.5

        # Adding a new player should propagate the buff to the new player as well
        player3 = Player()
        player3.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 300
        castle.players.append(player3)
        call_event(RecruitPlayerEvent(castle))

        # Should not affect the other players
        assert player1.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 100 * 1.5
        assert player2.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 200 * 1.5

        # Should propagate to the new player
        assert player3.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 300 * 1.5
Example #2
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    def test_propagation_registering_triggers_properly(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 50
        player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] = 75

        equipment = Equipment()
        equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100
        equipment.owner = player

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players = [player]

        # 50% of player def becomes player HP
        add_buff(equipment,
           BuffBuilder(1).modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.DEF).to_attribute(Attributes.HP) \
           .propagates_to(Player).build(),
           CompleteBuildingEvent()
           )

        assert len(equipment.activation_triggers) == 0
        assert len(player.activation_triggers) == 0
        assert len(equipment.propagation_triggers) == 0

        add_buff(equipment,
           BuffBuilder(2).modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to_attribute(Attributes.HP) \
           .propagates_to(Player).build(),
           CompleteBuildingEvent()
           )

        assert len(equipment.propagation_triggers) == 0
        assert len(player.activation_triggers) == 0
Example #3
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    def test_propagation_with_triggers(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        # A global castle buff of 50% ATK
        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK)\
         .propagates_when(RecruitPlayerEvent).propagates_to(Player).build()

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player)

        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # Castle should have a propagation trigger not a activation trigger
        assert castle_buff.buff_id not in castle.activation_triggers[
            "RecruitPlayerEvent"]
        assert castle_buff.buff_id in castle.propagation_triggers[
            "RecruitPlayerEvent"]

        # Event was not triggered, so player should not get modified
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 100

        # Now we trigger the event and expect the propagation to happen
        call_event(RecruitPlayerEvent(castle))

        # Now the buff should have been applied
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 150
        assert castle_buff.buff_id in player.active_buffs
        assert castle_buff.buff_id in castle.active_buffs

        # The propagation trigger should not consumed
        assert castle_buff.buff_id in castle.propagation_triggers[
            "RecruitPlayerEvent"]
    def test_derivating_the_propagated_value(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 200

        equipment = Equipment()
        equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100
        equipment.owner = player

        # 50% of equipment attack goes to player DEF
        equipment_buff_2 = BuffBuilder().modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK)\
         .propagates_to_attribute(Attributes.DEF).propagates_to(Player).build()
        add_buff(equipment, equipment_buff_2, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # Atk should not be modified
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 200

        # 50% of the EQUIPMENT ATK (100) should have gone to player DEF
        assert player.attributes[
            Attributes.DEF] == equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] * 0.5

        # Equipment should not be affected
        assert equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 100
        assert equipment.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 0

        # Derivation should be stored in the target, not the propagator
        assert len(equipment.attributes.get_data(
            Attributes.ATK).derivations) == 0
        assert len(player.attributes.get_data(Attributes.ATK).derivations) == 1
    def test_increasing_propagation_source_attribute_repropagates_derivation(
            self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 200

        equipment = Equipment()
        equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100
        equipment.owner = player

        # 50% of equipment attack goes to player DEF
        add_buff(equipment,
           BuffBuilder().modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK)\
           .propagates_to_attribute(Attributes.DEF).propagates_to(Player).build(),
           CompleteBuildingEvent()
           )

        # 50% of the EQUIPMENT ATK (100) should have gone to player DEF
        assert equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 100
        assert player.attributes[
            Attributes.DEF] == equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] * 0.5

        # +100 to Equipment ATTACK, it should propagate 50% of it to player DEF
        add_buff(equipment,
                 BuffBuilder().modify("+", 100, Attributes.ATK).build(),
                 CompleteBuildingEvent())

        assert equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 200
        assert player.attributes[
            Attributes.DEF] == equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] * 0.5
	def test_propagation_with_stacks(self):
		player = Player()

		castle = Castle()
		castle.players.append(player)

		# A global castle buff of +50 ATK
		castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify("+", 50, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to(Player).stacks(3).build()

		# Add the first stack
		add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())
		assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 50
		assert player.active_buffs[castle_buff.buff_id].stack == 1
		assert castle.active_buffs[castle_buff.buff_id].stack == 1

		# Add a second stack
		add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

		assert player.active_buffs[castle_buff.buff_id].stack == 2
		assert castle.active_buffs[castle_buff.buff_id].stack == 2
		assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 100

		# Add a the third stack
		add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())
		assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 150

		# An extra stack should not propagate the buff anymore
		add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())
		assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 150
    def test_inactivating_propagation_target(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.HP] = 10

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player)

        # A global castle buff of +50 ATK
        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify("+", 50, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to(Player)\
         .whenever(FartEvent).just_if("is_healthy").build()

        @buffspecs.AddConditionFor([BuffEvent])
        def is_healthy(event):
            return event.buffable.attributes[Attributes.HP] > 0

        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # Call the event triggering the buff
        call_event(FartEvent(player))

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 50

        inactivate_buff(player, castle_buff, None)

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 0
        assert castle_buff.buff_id not in player.active_buffs

        # Activation trigger should be registered because buff had a condition that can change
        assert len(player.activation_triggers["FartEvent"]) == 1
Example #8
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    def test_propating_two_targets(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        castle = Castle()
        player.castle = castle
        castle.players.append(player)

        # A global castle buff of bonus coins collected that can affect both players and castles
        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify(
            "+", 10,
            Attributes.BONUS_COINS_COLLECTED).propagates_to(Player,
                                                            Castle).build()
        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # Both players and castles shall have bonus coins collected
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.BONUS_COINS_COLLECTED] == 10
        assert castle.attributes[Attributes.BONUS_COINS_COLLECTED] == 10
Example #9
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    def test_performance(self):

        player1 = Player()
        player1_equips = []
        for i in range(10):
            equip = Equipment()
            equip.owner = player1
            player1_equips.append(equip)

        player2 = Player()
        player2_equips = []
        for i in range(10):
            equip = Equipment()
            equip.owner = player2
            player2_equips.append(equip)

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players = [player1, player2]

        seed = 1234

        random.seed(seed)

        buff_targets = {}

        for i in range(10):

            builder = BuffBuilder()
            modifier = random_modifier()
            builder.modify(*modifier)

            propagates = False

            apply_to, propagate_to = random_targets()

            if chance_pct(25):
                builder.to_attribute(random_attribute(exlude=modifier[2]))

            if chance_pct(25):
                propagates = True
                builder.propagates_to_attribute(random_attribute())
Example #10
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    def test_pulling_propagated_buffs(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify(
            "%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to(Player).build()

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player)

        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # First player should be updated
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 150

        # Adding another player
        player2 = Player()
        player2.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        # We can enforce a propagation to happen in case we just created a new buffable and we have "global buffs"
        pull_propagated_buffs(castle, player2, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # Player should have pulled the propagation from his castle
        assert player2.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 150
Example #11
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    def test_removing_propagation(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify(
            "%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to(Player).build()

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player)

        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 150

        remove_buff(castle, castle_buff.buff_id)
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 100
    def test_inactivating_propagator(self):
        player = Player()

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player)

        # A global castle buff of +50 ATK
        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify(
            "+", 50, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to(Player).build()
        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 50

        inactivate_buff(castle, castle_buff, None)

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 0
Example #13
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    def test_propagation_wont_duplicate_buffs(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK) \
         .propagates_when(RecruitPlayerEvent).propagates_to(Player).build()

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player)

        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # Trigger the event twice
        call_event(RecruitPlayerEvent(castle))
        call_event(RecruitPlayerEvent(castle))

        # The propagation should have happened only once
        assert len(player.active_buffs) == 1
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 150
    def test_removing_propagation_source(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 200

        equipment = Equipment()
        equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100
        equipment.owner = player

        # 50% of equipment attack goes to player DEF
        equipment_buff_2 = BuffBuilder().modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK) \
         .propagates_to_attribute(Attributes.DEF).propagates_to(Player).build()
        add_buff(equipment, equipment_buff_2, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # 50% of the EQUIPMENT ATK (100) should have gone to player DEF
        assert player.attributes[
            Attributes.DEF] == equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] * 0.5

        # If we remove the propagation source, the propagation targets attributes needs to be updated
        remove_buff(equipment, equipment_buff_2.buff_id)
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 0
Example #15
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    def test_propagation_also_modifyng_source(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player)

        # A global castle buff of +50 ATK but also affects the castle
        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify("+", 50, Attributes.ATK)\
         .propagates_to(Player, Castle).build()

        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # The buff should be active in the owner and target
        assert castle_buff.buff_id in castle.active_buffs
        assert castle_buff.buff_id in player.active_buffs

        # Since castle buffs are propagated to the players in that castle, the player should have got +50% ATK
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 150
        # However even tho the castle has this buff as active, since its not a target it did not change ATK
        assert castle.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 50
Example #16
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    def test_propagation_debug_tracking(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player)

        # A global castle buff of 50% ATK
        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify(
            "%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to(Player).build()
        event_result = add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        # The event result should let us know about the propagation
        propagated_modifications = event_result.propagated_modifications
        added_modifications_on_propagation = propagated_modifications[
            player.id][0].added_modifications[0]

        # We also have the history in the attribute modification history
        attribute_history_modification = list(
            player.attributes.get_data(Attributes.ATK).history.values())[0]

        for modification in [
                added_modifications_on_propagation,
                attribute_history_modification
        ]:

            # Asserting this stored the modifier correctly
            assert modification.modifier.value == 0.5
            assert modification.modifier.operator == "%"
            assert modification.modifier.attribute_id == Attributes.ATK

            # Asserting the buff chain, we added a buff, caused a propagation to add a buff in another buffable
            event_chain = modification.source_event.get_event_chain()
            assert isinstance(event_chain[0], AddBuffEvent)

            assert isinstance(event_chain[1], BuffPropagatedEvent)
            assert event_chain[1].source_buffable == castle

            assert isinstance(event_chain[2], AddBuffEvent)
            assert isinstance(event_chain[3], CompleteBuildingEvent)
    def test_propagating_a_derivation_buff(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 50
        player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] = 75

        equipment = Equipment()
        equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100
        equipment.owner = player

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players = [player]

        # 50% of player def becomes player HP
        add_buff(equipment,
           BuffBuilder(1).modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.DEF).to_attribute(Attributes.HP) \
           .propagates_to(Player).build(),
           CompleteBuildingEvent()
           )

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 75
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == 75 / 2

        # 50% of equipment attack goes to player DEF
        add_buff(equipment,
           BuffBuilder(2).modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to_attribute(Attributes.DEF) \
           .propagates_to(Player).build(),
           CompleteBuildingEvent()
           )

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == 125 / 2

        # Remove the player DEF -> HP derivation
        remove_buff(equipment, 1)

        foka = (125 + 40 + 40 + 50) / 2
        asd = player.attributes[Attributes.HP]
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == 0
Example #18
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    def test_double_propagation(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players.append(player)

        equipment = Equipment()
        equipment.owner = player

        # A global castle buff of 50% ATK
        castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify(
            "%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to(Player).build()
        # Equipment buff of 100% bonus atk
        equipment_buff = BuffBuilder().modify(
            "%", 1, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to(Player).build()

        add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())
        add_buff(equipment, equipment_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())

        assert len(player.active_buffs) == 2
        # flat bonus = 100, 250% total bonus from propagations, so 250 final value
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 250
	def test_inactivating_propagated_buff_stack_from_source(self):
		player = Player()

		castle = Castle()
		castle.players.append(player)

		# A global castle buff of +50 ATK
		castle_buff = BuffBuilder().modify("+", 50, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to(Player).stacks(3).build()

		# Add thre stacks of the buff
		add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())
		add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())
		add_buff(castle, castle_buff, CompleteBuildingEvent())
		assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 150

		# Stacks are added both to source as well to propagation target
		assert player.active_buffs[castle_buff.buff_id].stack == 3
		assert castle.active_buffs[castle_buff.buff_id].stack == 3

		inactivate_buff(castle, castle_buff, None)

		assert player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] == 100
		assert castle.active_buffs[castle_buff.buff_id].stack == 2
		assert player.active_buffs[castle_buff.buff_id].stack == 2
    def test_chaining_propagation(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100

        equipment = Equipment()
        equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100
        equipment.owner = player

        # 50% of player DEF becomes player HP
        add_buff(equipment,
           BuffBuilder().modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.DEF).to_attribute(Attributes.HP) \
           .propagates_to(Player).build(),
           CompleteBuildingEvent()
           )

        # 50% of equipment attack goes to player DEF
        add_buff(equipment,
           BuffBuilder().modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to_attribute(Attributes.DEF) \
           .propagates_to(Player).build(),
           CompleteBuildingEvent()
           )

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 50
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == 25
Example #21
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    def test_propagating_a_derivation_buff(self):
        player = Player()
        player.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 50
        player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] = 75

        equipment = Equipment()
        equipment.attributes[Attributes.ATK] = 100
        equipment.owner = player

        castle = Castle()
        castle.players = [player]

        # 50% of player def becomes player HP
        add_buff(equipment,
                 BuffBuilder(1).modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.DEF).to_attribute(Attributes.HP) \
                 .propagates_to(Player).build(),
                 CompleteBuildingEvent()
                 )

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == 75 / 2

        # 50% of equipment attack goes to player DEF
        add_buff(equipment,
                 BuffBuilder(2).modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.ATK).propagates_to_attribute(Attributes.DEF)\
                 .propagates_to(Player).build(),
                 CompleteBuildingEvent()
        )

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == 125 / 2

        # 25% of castle DEF becomes player DEF
        add_buff(castle,
                 BuffBuilder(3).modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.DEF).propagates_to_attribute(Attributes.DEF) \
                 .propagates_to(Player).build(),
                 CompleteBuildingEvent()
                 )

        assert castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 0
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == 125 / 2

        # Castle buff of +80 DEF, 50% should derivate to player
        add_buff(castle,
                 BuffBuilder(4).modify("+", 80, Attributes.DEF).build(),
                 CompleteBuildingEvent())

        assert castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 80
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125 + 40
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == (125 + 40) / 2

        # Another Castle buff of +80 DEF, 50% should derivate to player
        add_buff(castle,
                 BuffBuilder(5).modify("+", 80, Attributes.DEF).build(),
                 CompleteBuildingEvent())

        assert castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 80 + 80
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125 + 40 + 40
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == (125 + 40 + 40) / 2

        # Just bumping player + 100 ATK. To remember:
        add_buff(equipment,
                 BuffBuilder(6).modify("+", 100, Attributes.ATK).build(),
                 CompleteBuildingEvent())

        assert castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 80 + 80
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125 + 40 + 40 + 50
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == (125 + 40 + 40 + 50) / 2

        # 100% of castle DEF goes to player HP
        add_buff(
            castle,
            BuffBuilder(7).modify(
                "%", 1, Attributes.DEF).propagates_to_attribute(
                    Attributes.HP).propagates_to(Player).build(),
            CompleteBuildingEvent())

        assert castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 80 + 80
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125 + 40 + 40 + 50
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == (
            (125 + 40 + 40 + 50) / 2) + castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF]

        # 50% of HP to CRIT_DAMAGE on player
        add_buff(
            player,
            BuffBuilder(8).modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.HP).to_attribute(
                Attributes.CRIT_DAMAGE).build(), CompleteBuildingEvent())

        assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == (
            (125 + 40 + 40 + 50) / 2) + castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF]
        assert player.attributes[
            Attributes.CRIT_DAMAGE] == player.attributes[Attributes.HP] / 2
        assert castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 80 + 80
        assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125 + 40 + 40 + 50

        with TrackStack() as track:

            # 50% of castle def to player def
            add_buff(castle,
                 BuffBuilder(9).modify("%", 0.5, Attributes.DEF).propagates_to_attribute(Attributes.DEF) \
                 .propagates_to(Player).build(),
                 CompleteBuildingEvent()
            )

            # Printing the stack, this buff should trigger a 4 step derivation chain
            track.print_stack()

            assert player.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 125 + 40 + 40 + 50 + 80
            assert player.attributes[Attributes.HP] == (
                (125 + 40 + 40 + 50 + 80) /
                2) + castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF]
            assert player.attributes[
                Attributes.CRIT_DAMAGE] == player.attributes[Attributes.HP] / 2
            assert castle.attributes[Attributes.DEF] == 80 + 80