pmt005 / mastr-tactics

card battle strategy game for LHL final project

M.A.S.T.R. Tactics

A two-player websockets fantasy-themed game expanding on the classic Rock-Paper-Scissors.

Are you ready for a battle of epic proportions?

Introducing M.A.S.T.R. Tactics (Mage-Archer-Sorcerer-Templar-Rogue), an uproarious two-player expanded rock-paper-scissors game!

Each player chooses one of the five characters—Mage, Archer, Rogue, Sorcerer, or Templar—and strategically attempt to outwit their opponent.

• Magicians use mysticism to turn spells into powerful attacks

• Archers find cunning and deadly accurate with bows and arrows

• Sorcerers harness the power of nature to overcome obstacles

• Templars use the devine power of the gods to deliver justice

• Rogues rely on agility to swiftly crush any opposition

Will you select your champion wisely, or will you be vanquished? Join the battle now and see whose mettle will prevail!

RULES

The character deck is randomized and a hand of 5 cards are dealt to both players.

Each player chooses a 3-card battle-party from their hand of five-random cards drawn from a common character deck, and places them face down, in opposition to the party selected by your opponent.

Both players reveal their choices and the BATLLE BEGINS! A battle is a set of three face-to-face skirmishes.

Each character-class is vulnerable to attack from its nemisis class as shown:

• Magicians are defeated by rogues and sorcerors.

• Archers are defeated by templars and magicians.

• Sorcerers are defeated by archers and rogues.

• Templars are defeated by sorcerors and magicians.

• Rogues are defeated by templars and archers.

If two members of the same character class clash during battle, the party-member with the higher class wins the skirmish between the two.

Each player collect a point for each victorious skirmish in the battle.

Only 3-points are awarded per battle (1 per skirmish).

The winner (best 2/3) of the battle recieves a bonus point as the spoils of battle.

All played cards then move to a communal discard pile, and each player draws 3 more character-cards from the communal deck.

If the deck runs out of character cards, the discard pile is randomized and becomes a new communal deck.

The games ends when a player reaches 10 points.

The leader board

After each battle, players accumulate points for a ranked high-score board.