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Living World

Living World is focused on populating the world with active NPCs that simulate player behavior as well as expanding the existing behavior of some existing NPCs. The NPCs are interactable and mostly randomly generated.

• Randomly Generated NPCs
  
• Previously Defeated NPCs come back to life (Some require additional intervention first)
  
• Collectible Card Game that can be played with active NPCs
  
• NPC Sticker Trading
  
• Captains seek out nearby Rogue Fusions to join the battle
  
• Dedicated Settings Menu for customizing the mod's many features/behaviors.
  
• Interactable benches
  
• Player/Partner Overworld Monster Tranformation

• Followers + Nearby NPCs will join Multiplayer Raids (The NPCs/Followers of the player inviting)
  
• Trade Cards with friends
  
• Challenge your friends to Card Battles
  
• Overworld Transformations are shown to all players in lobby
  
  
  Trading Cards
  • You can only trade cards that are not currently in your deck.
    
  • Cards that are sent for trade will be held in reserve until the trade request is completed or canceled.
    
  • Cards held in reserve cannot be added to your deck or offered in another trade.
  
  
  Multiplayer Raids with NPCs
  • If NPCs are currently engaged with a raid battle, they will continue to join the battle when inviting another player
    
  • Followers you've invited to your party will also join any raid you send an invite to.
    
  • Only the player sending the invite will have their NPCs join the battle.
    
  • This feature can be disabled by turning off the NPCs Join Raids setting.
    
  • NPCs who record a beast in a multiplayer raid will reward that tape to all participants as if a player had recorded it.

• Only beasts with an existing overworld form are available.
  
• New forms are unlocked when the form has been recorded at least once.
  
• All forms can be unlocked automatically by enabling the Unlock All Transformations setting.
  
• The transformation shortcut can be disabled through the Overworld Transform Shortcut setting.
  
  
  How to Transform
  • T on keyboard
    
  • R3 on Gamepad

Goal
Your goal is to bring your opponent's health down to 0. This is done by playing cards from your hand to accumulate stats used to attack your opponent at the end of each round.
Playing Cards
When you play a card from your hand to the field your Stance is changed based on the total attack and defense value of the cards on your field (see Stances section). After the Stance has been updated, your Power Meter will fill using the stance's primary stat and you will be awarded a point towards that stat. If the cards you played result in a Remaster Bonus, you will be awarded additional stats regardless of your current Stance.
End of Round
When both players have filled up their field, they will deal damage to each other using the stats they have earned during the round.
Stances
When playing cards, your Stance changes to match the highest stat value of your played cards on the field. The Stances are as follows:
• Attacking - When your highest stat is Attack, you focus all your efforts into dealing damage. This leaves you with no defenses to block incoming attacks at the end of the round.
  
• Defending - When your highest stat is Defense, you focus all your efforts on blocking/healing. You are unable to deal damage and block incoming damage up to your current Defense. If you have more Defense than your opponent's Attack, you will heal for the remaining points.
  
• Balanced - When total Attack/Defense are equal, you are able to manage both attacking/defending.
Note: Bonus stats awarded through Remastering cards do not change your Stance and will continue to be used even when a Stance would otherwise ignore that stat.
Remastering Cards
When the cards played on the field are part of the same monster family, a Remaster Bonus is added to the total stats received for that round. The amount awarded will depend on how much of the monster family is present on that player's side of the field. However, the bonus is only applied if the cards are played in the correct sequence.
Example:
Kuneko -> Shinning Kuneko
This will award a full remaster bonus as the entire family is present in the correct order.
Shinning Kuneko -> Kuneko
This yields no bonus as they are played out of order. If an unrelated card is played in between, the remaster bonus is still applied as long as they are still on the correct order.
Rewards
Winning rewards the player with a random card from the opponent's current deck.
Editing Deck
In the usual start menu, there is now a Card Collection option to access your collection and add/remove cards from your deck.

Card Game music track by FoozleCC [soundcloud.com]

Card Template Designs by Banana Toast - Twitter Art Station[www.artstation.com]

Rainbow shader - Godot Shaders[godotshaders.com]

Tested on V1.8+
Safe to Remove: Yes
Save Tag: None
Net Tag: Yes, online players require matching mods to play together.

Source Code[github.com]