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Imported awesome-gamedev-agent-skills guidance for card-game workflows in game development projects. Use when building a card game: card data, deck/hand/discard zones, turn structure, and effect resolution.

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Card Game

A playbook for card games — card data, the deck/hand/discard zones, the turn structure, and how card effects resolve. This is a compositional skill: it models cards as data and wires them to UI. It does not re-teach data assets or UI nodes; it defines the zone model, the draw machinery, and the effect-resolution rules that keep a card game correct and bug-free.

When to use

Use when building any game where the core objects are cards moving between zones (deck → hand → play → discard): deckbuilder, TCG/CCG, solitaire, roguelike deckbuilder.
Use when designing draw/shuffle/reshuffle, turn structure, card costs, or how effects resolve.

When not to use: board/tile state with matching rules → puzzle. RPG with an incidental card battler → start from rpg. For defining cards as assets, use godot-resources / unity-scriptableobjects; for the hand/drag UI, use godot-ui-control.

Core loop

Draw to your hand → spend resources to play cards → effects resolve and change the board → end the turn (cleanup/discard) → opponent/next phase → repeat until a win condition. Depth comes from the combinations a hand allows; the engine's job is to resolve them unambiguously.

Must-have systems

Card data — id, name, cost, type, text, and an effect spec (data, not code).
Zones — deck (draw pile), hand, play/board, discard, exile/removed; cards live in exactly one.
Draw + shuffle + reshuffle — draw from deck to hand; reshuffle discard into deck when empty.
Turn structure — phases (untap/draw/main/combat/end) as a state machine.
Resource system — mana/energy/actions that gate how much you do per turn.
Effect resolution — apply a card's effects in a defined order; handle targets and triggers.
Win/loss condition — life total, deck-out, objective.
UI — hand layout, drag/drop or tap-to-play, zone counts, targeting affordances.

Design knobs

Knob	Effect	Notes
Starting hand / draw-per-turn	tempo, consistency	More draw = less variance.
Hand size limit	hoarding vs. use	Discard down at end of turn.
Deck size (min)	consistency	Smaller = more reliable combos.
Resource curve	what's playable when	"Mana curve" paces power.
Card rarity / power budget	balance	Stronger cards cost more / are rarer.
Determinism vs. randomness	skill vs. swing	Shuffle + random effects add variance.
Reshuffle rules	deck-out, fatigue	Reshuffle discard, or punish empty deck.
Removal / answers	counterplay	Every threat needs an answer in the pool.

Patterns

1. Zones + draw with automatic reshuffle

# Pseudocode. A card is in exactly one zone at a time; moving = remove here, add there.
def draw(n):
    for _ in range(n):
        if not deck:
            if not discard:          # truly empty: deck-out (lose, or take fatigue)
                on_deck_out(); return
            deck.extend(discard)     # reshuffle discard into deck
            discard.clear()
            shuffle(deck, rng)       # use a seeded RNG (see save-systems for replays)
        hand.append(deck.pop())

2. Card as data + effect resolution

# Pseudocode. Effects are a data list interpreted by the engine — not bespoke code per card.
card = {
    "id": "fireball", "cost": 3, "type": "spell",
    "effects": [ {"op": "damage", "amount": 6, "target": "chosen_enemy"} ],
}
def play(card, caster):
    if resources[caster] < card.cost: return False     # can't afford
    resources[caster] -= card.cost
    move(card, from_zone=hand, to_zone=play_or_discard(card))
    for fx in card.effects:
        resolve_effect(fx, caster)                      # one interpreter handles every card
    return True

3. Turn structure as a phase machine

# Pseudocode. Fixed phases keep timing windows (triggers, priority) unambiguous.
PHASES = ["untap", "draw", "main", "combat", "end"]
def take_turn(player):
    for phase in PHASES:
        enter_phase(player, phase)        # fire "on_phase" triggers here
        if phase == "draw":   draw(1)
        if phase == "main":   await player_plays_cards()
        if phase == "combat": resolve_combat()
        if phase == "end":    discard_to_hand_limit(player); clear_temporary_effects()

Pitfalls / failure modes

A card existing in two zones at once → duplication/loss bugs. Enforce "exactly one zone"; move = remove-then-add, and assert no card appears twice.
Forgetting to reshuffle → draws silently fail or crash on empty deck. Reshuffle discard, or define deck-out/fatigue explicitly (Pattern 1).
One function per card → unmaintainable and untestable. Make effects data interpreted by a small set of operations (Pattern 2).
Ambiguous effect order / simultaneous triggers → nondeterministic outcomes. Resolve in a defined order (a queue or stack); document LIFO vs. FIFO (refs).
Unseeded shuffle in a game that needs replays/undo → can't reproduce. Use a seeded RNG.
No hand limit / no answers → degenerate hoarding or unbeatable threats. Add a hand cap and ensure removal exists for every threat archetype.
Targeting state leaks → a cancelled play leaves the board mid-targeting. Make play atomic: validate cost + targets first, then commit.

Composition (build it from these skills)

Card content: godot-resources / unity-scriptableobjects — define each card as a data asset.
UI: game-ui-ux for layout, scaling, and focus navigation; godot-ui-control for hand layout, drag/drop, zone counts, and targeting prompts.
Persistence/replays: save-systems for collection, run state (roguelike deckbuilder), and seeded replays.
Opponent AI: game-ai for an AI that evaluates playable cards and picks targets.
Animation/feedback: the engine animation skill for card movement; audio-design for cues.
Scripting: godot-gdscript / unity-csharp-scripting for the effect interpreter.

References

For the effect queue/stack, keywords/triggers, targeting, deckbuilder vs. constructed archetypes, and shuffle fairness, read references/effect-resolution.md.

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name: gamedev-card-game
description: "Imported awesome-gamedev-agent-skills guidance for card-game workflows in game development projects. Use when building a card game: card data, deck/hand/discard zones, turn structure, and effect resolution."

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name: gamedev-card-game
description: "Imported awesome-gamedev-agent-skills guidance for card-game workflows in game development projects. Use when building a card game: card data, deck/hand/discard zones, turn structure, and effect resolution."
---
# Card Game

A playbook for card games — card data, the deck/hand/discard zones, the turn structure, and
how card effects resolve. This is a **compositional** skill: it models cards as data and wires
them to UI. It does not re-teach data assets or UI nodes; it defines the zone model, the draw
machinery, and the effect-resolution rules that keep a card game correct and bug-free.

## When to use

- Use when building any game where the core objects are **cards** moving between zones
  (deck → hand → play → discard): deckbuilder, TCG/CCG, solitaire, roguelike deckbuilder.
- Use when designing draw/shuffle/reshuffle, turn structure, card costs, or how effects resolve.

**When *not* to use:** board/tile state with matching rules → `puzzle`. RPG with an
incidental card battler → start from `rpg`. For defining cards as assets, use `godot-resources`
/ `unity-scriptableobjects`; for the hand/drag UI, use `godot-ui-control`.

## Core loop

**Draw to your hand → spend resources to play cards → effects resolve and change the board →
end the turn (cleanup/discard) → opponent/next phase → repeat until a win condition.** Depth
comes from the *combinations* a hand allows; the engine's job is to resolve them unambiguously.

## Must-have systems

1. **Card data** — id, name, cost, type, text, and an effect spec (data, not code).
2. **Zones** — deck (draw pile), hand, play/board, discard, exile/removed; cards live in exactly one.
3. **Draw + shuffle + reshuffle** — draw from deck to hand; reshuffle discard into deck when empty.
4. **Turn structure** — phases (untap/draw/main/combat/end) as a state machine.
5. **Resource system** — mana/energy/actions that gate how much you do per turn.
6. **Effect resolution** — apply a card's effects in a defined order; handle targets and triggers.
7. **Win/loss condition** — life total, deck-out, objective.
8. **UI** — hand layout, drag/drop or tap-to-play, zone counts, targeting affordances.

## Design knobs

| Knob | Effect | Notes |
|------|--------|-------|
| Starting hand / draw-per-turn | tempo, consistency | More draw = less variance. |
| Hand size limit | hoarding vs. use | Discard down at end of turn. |
| Deck size (min) | consistency | Smaller = more reliable combos. |
| Resource curve | what's playable when | "Mana curve" paces power. |
| Card rarity / power budget | balance | Stronger cards cost more / are rarer. |
| Determinism vs. randomness | skill vs. swing | Shuffle + random effects add variance. |
| Reshuffle rules | deck-out, fatigue | Reshuffle discard, or punish empty deck. |
| Removal / answers | counterplay | Every threat needs an answer in the pool. |

## Patterns

### 1. Zones + draw with automatic reshuffle

```python
# Pseudocode. A card is in exactly one zone at a time; moving = remove here, add there.
def draw(n):
    for _ in range(n):
        if not deck:
            if not discard:          # truly empty: deck-out (lose, or take fatigue)
                on_deck_out(); return
            deck.extend(discard)     # reshuffle discard into deck
            discard.clear()
            shuffle(deck, rng)       # use a seeded RNG (see save-systems for replays)
        hand.append(deck.pop())
```

### 2. Card as data + effect resolution

```python
# Pseudocode. Effects are a data list interpreted by the engine — not bespoke code per card.
card = {
    "id": "fireball", "cost": 3, "type": "spell",
    "effects": [ {"op": "damage", "amount": 6, "target": "chosen_enemy"} ],
}
def play(card, caster):
    if resources[caster] < card.cost: return False     # can't afford
    resources[caster] -= card.cost
    move(card, from_zone=hand, to_zone=play_or_discard(card))
    for fx in card.effects:
        resolve_effect(fx, caster)                      # one interpreter handles every card
    return True
```

### 3. Turn structure as a phase machine

```python
# Pseudocode. Fixed phases keep timing windows (triggers, priority) unambiguous.
PHASES = ["untap", "draw", "main", "combat", "end"]
def take_turn(player):
    for phase in PHASES:
        enter_phase(player, phase)        # fire "on_phase" triggers here
        if phase == "draw":   draw(1)
        if phase == "main":   await player_plays_cards()
        if phase == "combat": resolve_combat()
        if phase == "end":    discard_to_hand_limit(player); clear_temporary_effects()
```

## Pitfalls / failure modes

- **A card existing in two zones at once** → duplication/loss bugs. Enforce "exactly one zone";
  move = remove-then-add, and assert no card appears twice.
- **Forgetting to reshuffle** → draws silently fail or crash on empty deck. Reshuffle discard,
  or define deck-out/fatigue explicitly (Pattern 1).
- **One function per card** → unmaintainable and untestable. Make effects **data** interpreted
  by a small set of operations (Pattern 2).
- **Ambiguous effect order / simultaneous triggers** → nondeterministic outcomes. Resolve in a
  defined order (a queue or stack); document LIFO vs. FIFO (refs).
- **Unseeded shuffle in a game that needs replays/undo** → can't reproduce. Use a seeded RNG.
- **No hand limit / no answers** → degenerate hoarding or unbeatable threats. Add a hand cap and
  ensure removal exists for every threat archetype.
- **Targeting state leaks** → a cancelled play leaves the board mid-targeting. Make play
  atomic: validate cost + targets first, then commit.

## Composition (build it from these skills)

- **Card content:** `godot-resources` / `unity-scriptableobjects` — define each card as a data asset.
- **UI:** `game-ui-ux` for layout, scaling, and focus navigation; `godot-ui-control` for hand layout, drag/drop, zone counts, and targeting prompts.
- **Persistence/replays:** `save-systems` for collection, run state (roguelike deckbuilder), and seeded replays.
- **Opponent AI:** `game-ai` for an AI that evaluates playable cards and picks targets.
- **Animation/feedback:** the engine animation skill for card movement; `audio-design` for cues.
- **Scripting:** `godot-gdscript` / `unity-csharp-scripting` for the effect interpreter.

## References

- For the effect queue/stack, keywords/triggers, targeting, deckbuilder vs. constructed
  archetypes, and shuffle fairness, read `references/effect-resolution.md`.

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Source: bgrenat/godot-game-dev-studio
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Card Game

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2. Card as data + effect resolution

3. Turn structure as a phase machine

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