Version 1.0.0 of Steal the Dragon Hoard by William Moore begins here.

Chapter 1 - Values

Coins Stolen is a number that varies.

Chapter 2 - Actions

Understand "game" as game. Game is an action applying to nothing.
Carry out game:
	let result be a random number from 1 to 12;
	say "You roll your dice and get a total of [result] pips.";
	if result < 7:
		increase Coins Stolen by result;
		say "You stole [result] coins and now have [Coins Stolen] gold coins!";
	otherwise:
		if result >= 11:
			say "You were fried by the dragon. Sorry!";
			now Coins Stolen is 0;
		otherwise:
			say "You were startled and did not receive any coins this round.".

Understand "new game" as new game. New game is an action applying to nothing.
Carry out new game:
	say "You start a new game!";
	now Coins Stolen is 0.

Understand "coins" as coins. Coins is an action applying to nothing.
Carry out coins:
	say "You have stolen [Coins Stolen] gold coins.".

Steal the Dragon Hoard ends here.

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