04-04

In order to begin to play “Avatars of Jhornag,” you will need to print the game board (17” x 17”), wire the Arduino appropriately, including setting the servo in the proper orientation. The servo should be dual locked between the RedBoard and Breadboard, and the 2 wing servo attachment must be positioned with it initially being parallel to the boards and able to spin counterclockwise, locked in the clockwise direction.

Servo Setup

1. Use about an inch of dual lock tape and paste it on the bottom on the board plate between the Breadboard and RedBoard, parallel to both.

2. Do the same with another inch on the servo motor and attach it to the board.

3. Using the two-winged attachment that looks like an I, attach it to the servo motor making sure that it is placed in such a way that it is locked from turning clockwise. It should be parallel to the boards.

4. Take a paper clip and either bend it manually or use pliers to make it straight.

5. Bend about an inch off the paper clip and hook it through the topmost hole in the attachment

6. Align the paperclip through the RedBoard side of the plate and bend off the excess that extends past the end of the plate.

7. Tape the Hazzard cut out at the skull to the base plate, the legs should hang below.

8. Tape the bent excess piece to Hazzard’s neck. Manually turn it to make sure there is no friction and that it moves freely.

Hazzard PDF (Used for Servo on GameBoard)

Gamdoard

Avatars PDF

• Akabo, Grim, and Tuzzick

• Alenor, Bugvog, Cyber

Arduino Code

• The space that's marked in red on this board are the shortcuts of the board. While it makes it easier to reach the end of the board, there is some risk involved. If a player is on a shortcut tile and rolls either a one or a six they move back to the start of the map. The only way to advance on these shortcut tiles and be okay is if you roll the dice between one and six.

Code

#include <iostream>

#include <time.h>

#include <random>

using namespace std;

char answer, cont;

int bruh;

bool game_is_going;

int main() {

srand(time(NULL));

game_is_going = true;

while(game_is_going) {

cout << "Is this for loot or for categories? \nL/C?\n";

cin >> answer;

switch (toupper(answer)) {

case 'C': {

bruh = rand() % 9 + 1;

char categories[9][20] = {"Fast Food", "Beverages", "Sport Teams", "Video Games", "Movies", "US Cities",

"Clothing Brands", "College Degrees", "Universities",};

cout << "Your category is " << categories[bruh];

}

break;

case 'L': {

bruh = rand() % 12 + 1;

char loot[20][30] = {"1 coin", "2 coins", "3 coins", "4 coins", "5 coins", "6 coins", "7 coins",

"8 coins",

"9 coins", "10 coins", "Upgrade a weapon one tier",

"Downgrade an opponents weapon",};

cout << "Your loot is " << loot[bruh];

}

}

cout << "\n\nGo again?\nY/N\n";

cin >> cont;

if(cont == 'N'){

game_is_going = false;

}

}

return 0;

}

PVP/Trade

If the player lands on a PVP square OR they land on square with another player, two things could occur. The player who either landed the said square will either decide to trade with an opposing player, or duel them period if they decide to trade, they may swap any items that they please, but no trade has to happen. It's up to the two parties involved. But, if the player landed on the square wants to duel, then each player will fight for whatever currency they have on them. Winner takes all.

Trade Rules

Trading in this game is pretty straightforward. If one player lands on a PVP trade tile, they pick another player and offer some of their loot or currency in exchange for the other player's loot or currency. no players obligated to trade anything, and players are able to decline the trade at any point. No one's hand is forced during this action.

Both players must give something up in the trade. One player cannot just give another player an item for free, as both players must lose and gain something in the exchange.

If a player picks someone to trade with, and they can't come to an agreement, the player who initiated the trade is able to pick another person to initiate the trade with. however, they're not able to start PvP with anyone after they've already picked the trade option

PVP Rules

This is a little more complicated than trading. For those who believe that diplomacy is a thing of the past, they’re able to duel any other player on the board. This is for all the glory, glory being all the currency of the player that loses.

The player who lands on the square gets to decide who to duel, and the player on the other end can’t refuse the duel. The player who initiates it controls the situation. Once both players are in a duel, they both roll die based on the tier of their weapons. The player with a higher total of dice rolls wins the duel and acquires all the other players currency. For example, let’s say that someone with a tier four weapon duels someone that has a tier two weapons. Sadly, the tier-two weapon wielder has no say in this matter, he’s forced into this duel. The player with the Tier 3 weapon rolls four dice, and the other player rolls two. The player who has a higher total ends up with all the currency from the interaction

That player has to move back to the start and begin the game over again. Not really the best game to be making enemies. However, the player who loses the duel gets a buff called Vengeance. This buff allows the player to double all of the currency they acquire in the game to try and keep them competitive

• The Market and Black Market are two places that players can spend their currency in order to buy new weapons or upgrade the ones that they currently have. both markets give the players options to upgrade their weapons for 20 coins. However, the black market is only 10 coins, so there is an incentive to try to go to the shortcuts.

Most loot in the game will come from market purchasing, and the most common way to get currency in this game is at the end of every turn when you put your hand in front of the distance sensor and see how much currency you are allowed to add to your collection period you may use the market at any time as long as you have enough currency to purchase the item. there is still a chance that you can get loot directly from your end of turn roll, but it's rare. The only way you can lose the loot you obtain is if you die or you duel another player and lose

This is done through the Clion program given above

When every player has reached the end of their lane of the board, they can signal the beginning of the boss battle. By flipping the switch, the boss battle becomes active. THIS ACTION MUST NOT BE UNDONE. During the boss battle, it is important to communicate with your team. By pushing the buttons on the Arduino (Blue for basic weapon, Red for rare weapon, Gold for legendary weapon), the boss counter is increased. Once the boss counter hits 15, Hazzard is defeated.