character-class-creator

To add a new character class in TypeScript, you must update the domain data types, card data files, initial deck mappings, and the battle orchestrator to fetch class-specific cards. This ensures type-safe integration into the battles code.

Defining a starter deck requires configuring class-specific card data and mapping it to the initial deck for the new character class. This configuration is necessary to ensure balanced gameplay and proper battle orchestration.

Yes, you can integrate new character classes into both normal and elite battles by updating the battle orchestrator to support fetching the newly defined class-specific cards during combat.

TypeScript enforces type safety by requiring updates to existing type definitions when adding new character classes. Modifying the domain types ensures that the new class data, starter decks, and mechanics integrate without compilation errors.

Creating class-specific mechanics involves defining the class data types, configuring the starter deck with class-specific cards, and updating the battle orchestrator to handle the new mechanics during normal and elite battles.

Yes, updating the battle orchestrator is required when adding a starter deck so the system can correctly fetch and utilize the class-specific cards during both normal and elite battles.