API Test

Chrono/Shared/Generated/Cards.g.cs

@@ -7,6 +7,13 @@ public static class CardDatabase
 {
     public static readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<CardData> Cards =
     [
+        new()
+        {
+            Name = "Playing Mono",
+            Category = "Theory",
+            Archetypes = [
+            ],
+        },
         new()
         {
             Name = "Core Charges",

Chrono/Shared/Generated/Docs.g.cs

@@ -7,6 +7,16 @@ public static class DocDatabase
 {
     public static readonly System.Collections.Generic.List<DocData> Docs =
     [
+        new()
+        {
+            Title = "Playing Mono",
+            Category = "Theory",
+            Content = "Currently, Chrono CCG has no real mono support. No card that improves it's quality if you only play cards from one\r\nsyndicate, no card that forces mono play, nothing that even mentions the concept.\r\n\r\nNow, the biggest obvious reason to not play mono is your doubling your card pool selection, increasing the amount of\r\nsynergies you can make, give yourself access to more powerful tools and threats, and also just adding cognitive burden\r\non your opponent in ladder as they have more cards to play around given the standard blind deck format.\r\n\r\nSo based on these assumptions and past card games, you would view no reason to go mono, but I believe there is one. The\r\ndiver system. Two cards you are always guaranteed to have in your opening hand, and in theory, the greatest amount of\r\nsynergy between cards should be cards within the same syndicate.\r\n\r\nExamples:\r\n\r\nIn Phasetide, [[Fervent Follower]] and [[Shattersmith]] are two cards you always want in your opening hand as the chance\r\nfor them to have value lessens over time.\r\n\r\nIn Singularity, [[Efficient Scrapbot]] and [[Enhanced Retriever]] with get you a strong start in draw and add some\r\nblockers or potential let you get in some early damage.\r\n\r\nIn Splittergleam, [[Persistent Squire]] and [[Toothy Pugilist]] so you always have some bleed creators.",
+            Frontmatter = new()
+            {
+                { "category", "Theory" },
+            },
+        },
         new()
         {
             Title = "Core Charges",
@@ -164,7 +174,7 @@ public static class DocDatabase
         {
             Title = "No New Timelines",
             Category = "Design",
-            Content = "It was mentioned in one of the developer interviews that additional Timelines per syndicate are not intended. \n\nWhich is great, but very unexpected, given the nature of most existing card games to always invent new mechanics a set. So the idea that something like [[Splintergleam]] will always have [[Volcanic Rivers]] and [[Torment]] are not expected. One would expect timelines outside of that lava theme, and that blood mechanic. Or again, how this means [[Silence]] will only ever have access to one timeline, [[Voiceless Sky]].\n\nThe reason I like this is simple, other card games throwing out mechanics always feels irksome. Like mechanics often feel like they don't get enough support before they are thrown out, so your left in an unfinished state. And if a particular mechanic is liked, well unless it's \"evergreen,\" it's probably gone. So I like these timelines being evergreen.\n\nPoint is, get used to these timelines.\n\nSource: [Quick Chat | !Chrono | Game Dev QnA Show at 3:15PT :) - Twitch](https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2844466601)\n\nThey did, also to my surprise, mention more Syndicates are a possibility, so if new timelines do come into existence, it will probably be via that vector.\n\n5-6 factions seems typical for card games, so I wouldn't expect a 7th given the obvious problems that can cause. Such as the additional factions feeling they lack cards. But the devs in interview clearly do not feel this is the case. Because mono isn't really a thing, syndicates are mostly used in pairs, so any new syndicate pairing would have access to all the cards in it's pair.\n\nAnyways, new syndicates with new timelines belonging to them. Interesting to think about.",
+            Content = "It was mentioned in one of the developer interviews that additional Timelines per syndicate are not intended.\r\n\r\nWhich is great, but very unexpected, given the nature of most existing card games to always invent new mechanics a set.\r\nSo the idea that something like [[Splintergleam]] will always have [[Volcanic Rivers]] and [[Torment]] are not expected.\r\nOne would expect timelines outside of that lava theme, and that blood mechanic. Or again, how this means [[Silence]]\r\nwill only ever have access to one timeline, [[Voiceless Sky]].\r\n\r\nThe reason I like this is simple, other card games throwing out mechanics always feels irksome. Like mechanics often\r\nfeel like they don't get enough support before they are thrown out, so your left in an unfinished state. And if a\r\nparticular mechanic is liked, well unless it's \"evergreen,\" it's probably gone. So I like these timelines being\r\nevergreen.\r\n\r\nPoint is, get used to these timelines.\r\n\r\nSource: [Quick Chat | !Chrono | Game Dev QnA Show at 3:15PT :) - Twitch](https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2844466601)\r\n\r\nThey did, also to my surprise, mention more Syndicates are a possibility, so if new timelines do come into existence, it\r\nwill probably be via that vector.\r\n\r\n5-6 factions seems typical for card games, so I wouldn't expect a 7th given the obvious problems that can cause. Such as\r\nthe additional factions feeling they lack cards. But the devs in interview clearly do not feel this is the case. Because\r\nmono isn't really a thing, syndicates are mostly used in pairs, so any new syndicate pairing would have access to all\r\nthe cards in it's pair.\r\n\r\nAnyways, new syndicates with new timelines belonging to them. Interesting to think about.",
             Frontmatter = new()
             {
                 { "category", "Design" },
@@ -461,7 +471,7 @@ public static class DocDatabase
         {
             Title = "Daily Wins",
             Category = "Quest",
-            Content = "1: 30cc 30xp\r\n2: 20cc 25xp\r\n3: 20cc 20xp\r\n4: 10cc 20xp\r\n5: 10cc 15xp\r\n6-12 are all simply 5xp.\r\n\r\nSo the daily total win reward for 12 wins is 90cc/145xp.",
+            Content = "1: 30cc 30xp 2: 20cc 25xp 3: 20cc 20xp 4: 10cc 20xp 5: 10cc 15xp 6-12 are all simply 5xp.\r\n\r\nSo the daily total win reward for 12 wins is 90cc/145xp.",
             Frontmatter = new()
             {
                 { "category", "Quest" },
@@ -831,7 +841,7 @@ public static class DocDatabase
         {
             Title = "Silence",
             Category = "Syndicate",
-            Content = "# Timelines\r\n\r\n## Voiceless Skies\r\n\r\nCauses it so that if you have one agent in play, that agent gets +3 / +3.\r\nWith deplete, you can ensure the player ideally can never properly take advantage of the timeline.\r\n\r\nIt turn on some of your key board survival cards, like [[Braindead Bouncer]] and [[Nameless Spirit]].\r\n\r\nIt also notably interacts with [[Phase]]. So you can phase your [[Sensory Deprivation Pod]] to potentially activate\r\nVoiceless Skies for your other blocker, or use [[Bury the Evidence]] if you have two 1 / 1 cards and need to remove one.\r\n\r\n# Mechanics\r\n\r\n## Deplete\r\n\r\nPrevents a card from attacking and blocking if they have not already attacked or blocked. Also prevents a card from\r\nbeing activated, although outside of [[Mind Over Matter]] during [[Voiceless Sky]], the opposing agent can always\r\nactivate in a response.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[Return to Stillness]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Telepathic Scavenger]]\r\n\r\n## Mute\r\n\r\nCan remove all keywords and effects on an agent. Note the order matters. If you mute a target, and an effect gets added\r\non after, the agent will have the newly added effect while still being considered muted.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[Muffle]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Destiny Ripper]]\r\n\r\n## Revival\r\n\r\nCan bring cards back from the dead. Currently mostly a mechanic in practice for keeping [[Somnus, the Dreaming]] alive.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[The Forgotten Tale]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Solemn Attendant]]\r\n\r\n## Spell Duplication\r\n\r\nHas access to duplicating spells.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[Disciplined Student]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Overburdened Scribe]]\r\n\r\n## Activations\r\n\r\nCards with strong activation effects. And it's revival package also allows you to kill off and revive your own cards to\r\nactivate them again in a fresh state.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[Death Jockey]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Rotting Rocker]]\r\n\r\n# Key Cards\r\n\r\n## Defensive Cards:\r\n\r\n- [[Hush Now]]\r\n- [[Spread the Sickness]]\r\n- [[Pressure Spike]]\r\n- [[Muffle]]\r\n\r\n## Threats\r\n\r\n- [[Rotting Rocker]]\r\n- [[Telepathic Scavenger]]\r\n- [[Sensory Deprivation Pod]]\r\n- [[Overburdened Scribe]]\r\n- [[The Forgotten Tale]]",
+            Content = "# Timelines\r\n\r\n## Voiceless Skies\r\n\r\nCauses it so that if you have one agent in play, that agent gets +3 / +3. With deplete, you can ensure the player\r\nideally can never properly take advantage of the timeline.\r\n\r\nIt turn on some of your key board survival cards, like [[Braindead Bouncer]] and [[Nameless Spirit]].\r\n\r\nIt also notably interacts with [[Phase]]. So you can phase your [[Sensory Deprivation Pod]] to potentially activate\r\nVoiceless Skies for your other blocker, or use [[Bury the Evidence]] if you have two 1 / 1 cards and need to remove one.\r\n\r\n# Mechanics\r\n\r\n## Deplete\r\n\r\nPrevents a card from attacking and blocking if they have not already attacked or blocked. Also prevents a card from\r\nbeing activated, although outside of [[Mind Over Matter]] during [[Voiceless Sky]], the opposing agent can always\r\nactivate in a response.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[Return to Stillness]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Telepathic Scavenger]]\r\n\r\n## Mute\r\n\r\nCan remove all keywords and effects on an agent. Note the order matters. If you mute a target, and an effect gets added\r\non after, the agent will have the newly added effect while still being considered muted.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[Muffle]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Destiny Ripper]]\r\n\r\n## Revival\r\n\r\nCan bring cards back from the dead. Currently mostly a mechanic in practice for keeping [[Somnus, the Dreaming]] alive.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[The Forgotten Tale]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Solemn Attendant]]\r\n\r\n## Spell Duplication\r\n\r\nHas access to duplicating spells.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[Disciplined Student]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Overburdened Scribe]]\r\n\r\n## Activations\r\n\r\nCards with strong activation effects. And it's revival package also allows you to kill off and revive your own cards to\r\nactivate them again in a fresh state.\r\n\r\nCards:\r\n\r\n- [[Death Jockey]]\r\n\r\nPayoff:\r\n\r\n- [[Rotting Rocker]]\r\n\r\n# Key Cards\r\n\r\n## Defensive Cards:\r\n\r\n- [[Hush Now]]\r\n- [[Spread the Sickness]]\r\n- [[Pressure Spike]]\r\n- [[Muffle]]\r\n\r\n## Threats\r\n\r\n- [[Rotting Rocker]]\r\n- [[Telepathic Scavenger]]\r\n- [[Sensory Deprivation Pod]]\r\n- [[Overburdened Scribe]]\r\n- [[The Forgotten Tale]]",
             Frontmatter = new()
             {
                 { "category", "Syndicate" },