For centuries, the land of Javanest lived in peace, until a magical Dragon attacked, plunging the realm into absolute darkness. With a wicked curse, the Dragon transformed the innocent people into horrific monsters: Goblins, Skeletons, and Vampires. Retreating to its impenetrable Castle, the Dragon divided the three keys to its lair and hid them among these cursed creatures. Now, it is your duty to step up and save the land. You must battle these monsters, recover the unique key from each monster type, and finally slay the Dragon to break the curse and restore peace to Javanest!

🎮 Gameplay Overview

Turn‑based combat. Each turn you can choose one of the following actions:
- Light attack – quick, low damage.
- Heavy attack – slower but higher damage.
- Special attack – unique to your hero (see below).
- Heal – restore some HP.
- Defend – reduce incoming damage until your next turn.
- Use item – consume one of your consumable items.
Explore different locations, fight enemies, earn XP (to level up) and coins (to buy items).
Collect three keys (drop randomly from enemies) to unlock the Dragon’s castle.
Defeat the Dragon to save the city and win the game.
If your hero dies, the game resets – no second chances.

🛡️ Heroes

🗡️ Knight

Highest base damage.
Weapon (Sword): High base damage + bonus special damage.
Special attack: Deals bonus sword damage and stuns the enemy (enemy loses its next turn).
Armor (Shield): Blocks 80% of all damage – best defence.
Low HP but very tanky.
Lowest mana.
Passive: Minimum damage reduction is higher than any other hero.

🔮 Wizard

Highest HP, average mana.
Weapon (Wooden Staff): Allows a triple attack (three strikes in one turn).
Armor (Robe): Low defence, but reflects some attacks back to the enemy, give you some mana bunos
Special attack (Destructive Spell): Massive damage to one enemy and heals the Wizard for a portion of that damage.
Low base damage – relies on special and triple attack.
Passive: Worst damage reduction – you feel every hit.

🌙 Assassin

Highest mana.
Weapon (Dagger): Each normal hit restores mana.
Armor (Leather): Chance to dodge incoming attacks entirely; if not, moderate defence.
Special attack: Dodges the enemy’s next attack and lands a guaranteed critical hit on that enemy.
Mana sustain allows frequent special attacks.

Level cap: All heroes can level up from 1 to 5. Each level improves core stats and may unlock new bonuses.

👹 Enemies

Enemy	Key Features
💀 Skeleton	Revives once after death with half HP.
🧛 Vampire	Life steal – each hit drains your HP and heals the Vampire. Lowest key drop chance.
👺 Goblin	Low HP, high damage. Chance to land a massive critical hit. Highest key drop chance.
🐉 Dragon	Final boss. Unblockable attacks – armour and shield are useless. Cannot be defeated before level 4–5.

🧪 Consumable Items (Usable / Throwable)

Item	Effect
Health Potion	Restores HP.
Mana Potion	Restores mana.
Elixir of Life	Fully restores HP and mana (rare).
Holy Water	Deals heavy damage to undead (Skeleton, Vampire).
Cursed Dagger	Throw at an enemy – chance to instantly kill a enemy(do not work for dragon). if it fails, deals 10 damage.
Goblin Gland	Throw – confuses the enemy and skip turn.

Items can be used on yourself (e.g., potions) or thrown at enemies (e.g., Holy Water, Cursed Dagger).

🗺️ Locations

Darkmire Hollow
Grave of the Fallen
Goblin Warrens
Vampire's Embrace
Blightmoor Cave
Crypt of Bleeding Bones
Cackling Caverns

Each location contains 1 – 3 enemies. You can choose which location to enter next. Defeat all enemies in a location to earn rewards and move on.

💰 Progression & Victory Conditions

XP – Gain XP from each defeated enemy. Level up (1→5) to increase stats.
Coins – Earn coins from battles. Spend them to buy items.
Keys – Each enemy has a chance to drop a key. Collect three keys to unlock the Dragon’s castle.
Dragon fight – Even with three keys, you need at least level 4 (better level 5) to survive the Dragon’s unblockable attacks.
Win – Defeat the Dragon → you save the city → game ends.

🧱 Object‑Oriented Programming (OOP) Principles

This project is built on the four fundamental pillars of OOP: Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism.

🔍 Abstraction

Abstract classes:
- Enemy – defines the core of any hostile creature.
- Player – base for all playable heroes.
- Consumable – parent for all usable/throwable items.
Interfaces:
- Entity – forces implementing classes to have common methods (e.g., getName(), getHealth(), takeDamage()).
- ICombatAction – standardises combat actions like attack(), defend(), specialAbility().
Implementation:
- Enemy implements Entity.
- Player implements both Entity and ICombatAction.
- All concrete enemies (Skeleton, Vampire, etc.) extend Enemy.
- All heroes extend Player.
- All items extend Consumable.

🔒 Encapsulation

All fields (attributes) in every class are declared private or protected.
Public getters and setters are provided where necessary, allowing controlled access and modification.
Internal state is hidden, reducing bugs and unintended interference.

👪 Inheritance

Player hierarchy:

Player (abstract)
|── Knight
├── Wizard
└── Assassin

Enemy hierarchy:

Enemy (abstract)
├── Skeleton
├── Vampire
├── Goblin
└── Dragon

Consumable hierarchy (partial):

Consumable (abstract)
├── HealthPotion
├── ManaPotion
├── ElixirOfLife
├── HolyWater
├── CursedDagger
└── GoblinGland

🔄 Polymorphism

Most methods are overridden in subclasses to provide specialised behaviour (e.g., specialAbility() behaves differently for Knight, Wizard, and Assassin).
The game logic frequently refers to Player references that actually point to Knight, Wizard, or Assassin objects – the correct overridden method is called automatically at runtime.
Similarly, Enemy references hold concrete enemy types, and polymorphic calls handle unique abilities (e.g., Skeleton revives, Vampire steals life).
This design allows adding new character types or enemies without changing existing combat or turn‑management code.

📊 Class Hierarchy Diagram

Compilation & Execution

Using an IDE (IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, etc.):
Simply open the project and run the Main class.
Using command line: compile all files then run the Main class
```
javac Main.java
java Main
```

Make sure you have Java 11 or higher installed.

✨Have fun (and don't die)!✨

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Prologue: The Legend of Javanest