def run(self, target, **kwargs):
targets = ext.collect_1p_minions(self,
oop=True,
player_id=1 - self.player_id)
return [
std_events.AreaDamage(self.game, self, targets,
[self.dh_values[0] for _ in targets])
]
def run(self, target, **kwargs):
enemies = ext.collect_1p(self, oop=True, player_id=1 - self.player_id)
friends = ext.collect_1p(self, oop=True, player_id=self.player_id)
return [
std_events.AreaDamage(self.game, self, enemies,
[self.dh_values[0] for _ in enemies]),
std_events.AreaHealing(self.game, self, friends,
[self.dh_values[1] for _ in friends]),
]
def run(self, target, **kwargs):
"""Deal damage in random order.
See <https://hearthstone.gamepedia.com/Damage#Advanced_rules> and its explanation on "Multi-Shot" for details.
"""
zone = self.game.get_zone(Zone.Play, 1 - self.player_id)
if len(zone) == 0:
return []
elif len(zone) < 2:
real_targets = zone
else:
real_targets = random.sample(zone, 2)
return [std_events.AreaDamage(self.game, self, real_targets, [self.dh_values[0] for _ in real_targets])]
def run(self, target, **kwargs):
"""See <https://hearthstone.gamepedia.com/Swipe#Notes> for more details.
Like most area of effect damaging effect, Swipe deals all its damage before any on-damage
triggered effects are activated. However, Swipe creates Damage Events in an unusual order:
first for the targeted character, and then for all other enemy characters in reverse order
of play; then, all Damage Events are resolved in the same order.
"""
targets = [target]
values = [self.dh_values[0]]
for entity in order_of_play(
chain(self.game.get_zone(Zone.Play, 1 - self.player_id),
self.game.get_zone(Zone.Hero, 1 - self.player_id)), reverse=True):
if entity is target:
continue
targets.append(entity)
values.append(self.dh_values[1])
return [std_events.AreaDamage(self.game, self, targets, values)]
def run(self, target, **kwargs):
targets = ext.collect_all_minions(self, False, oop=True)
return [
std_events.AreaDamage(self.game, self, targets,
[self.dh_values[0] for _ in targets])
]
def process(self, event: respond[0]):
if event.card is not self.owner:
return []
targets = ext.collect_all(self, except_self=False, oop=True)
return [std_events.AreaDamage(self.game, self.owner, targets, [2 for _ in targets])]
def run_battlecry(self, target, **kwargs):
targets = ext.collect_all(self, oop=True, except_list=(self, ))
return [
std_events.AreaDamage(self.game, self, targets,
[1 for _ in targets])
]