//should only be called if CanHenchmanAttackTargetPlayer() returns true
public void HaveHenchmanAttackTargetPlayer(BoardSpaceEnum henchmanSpace, PlayerManager target, uint damageReduction = 0)
{
HenchmanCard henchman = board[henchmanSpace];
if (henchman.GetAttack() > 0)
{
target.ApplyDamage(henchman.GetAttack() - damageReduction);
}
//trigger rush for combat damage
henchman.RushEvent.Invoke();
henchman.ActionTaken();
}
//should only be called if CanHenchmanFight() returns true
public void HaveHenchmenFight(BoardSpaceEnum playerSpace, BoardSpaceEnum opponentSpace)
{
HenchmanCard playerHenchman = board[playerSpace];
HenchmanCard opponentHenchman = board[opponentSpace];
//check if any damage needs to trample over
int excess = (int)playerHenchman.GetAttack() - opponentHenchman.GetHealth();
if ((excess > 0) && playerHenchman.IsOverAchiever())
{
Debug.Log("ROLLING DAMAGE OVER");
uint reduction = playerHenchman.GetAttack() - (uint)excess;
HaveHenchmanAttackTargetPlayer(playerSpace, opponentHenchman.GetController(), damageReduction: reduction);
}
//apply damage to the henchmen after applying trample damage to prevent issues arising from the
//trampler dying after taking damage from the other henchman, then not being at playerSpace anymore
//FIXME: find a more elegant solution, since this could cause some unintuitive interactions with
// triggered effects on the other henchman, since it technically won't "die" until after
// damage has trampled over
playerHenchman.ApplyDamage((int)opponentHenchman.GetAttack());
opponentHenchman.ApplyDamage((int)playerHenchman.GetAttack());
playerHenchman.ActionTaken();
}