Game Features

• Card Types: There are four main card types: Ritual, Spell, Minion, and Enchantment. Each has unique abilities and interactions.
• Players: Two players, each with their own deck, hand, and life points. Players can draw cards, play cards, and utilize minion abilities, among other actions.
• Board: The game is played on a shared board, with sections for minions, rituals, and graves for both players. The board manages game flow, including turns and triggering abilities.
• Special Abilities: Cards like Bone Golem, Master Summoner, and Apprentice Summoner have special abilities that are managed by a dedicated class.

Design

The game architecture follows a modular and object-oriented approach, promoting code reuse and maintainability:

• Encapsulation: Data is encapsulated within classes like Player, Card, and Board, ensuring controlled access and modification of game states.
• Inheritance: A clear class hierarchy allows common functionality to be inherited by subclasses. For example, the Card class is the base class for specific card types like Minion and Spell.
• Polymorphism: Dynamic card interactions are handled through polymorphism. Each card type can override shared methods to implement unique behaviors, enhancing flexibility.
• Design Patterns: We utilized design patterns such as Composite for board management and Decorator for enchantments, simplifying the game's complexity.

UML Diagram

Below is the UML diagram representing the structure of the game: