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Manage D&D 5e character progression with XP tracking, automatic leveling, HP increases, proficiency bonus progression, and spell slot advancement. This skill should be used when conducting combat encounters wit...
Manage D&D 5e combat encounters with turn-based mechanics, spellcasting, attack rolls, and HP tracking. This skill should be used when the user requests to start a combat encounter, fight a monster, cast spells...
Manage D&D 5e party-based encounters with multiple heroes vs multiple monsters. Teaches collection management, priority queues (initiative), and state synchronization through interactive JSON-driven combat. Pla...
Roll dice using D&D notation (d20, 2d6+3, advantage/disadvantage)
Manage D&D 5e combat encounters with turn-based mechanics, attack rolls, and HP tracking. This skill should be used when the user requests to start a combat encounter, fight a monster, enter the training arena,...
Manage D&D character stats with ability scores, HP, and persistence
Review architecture decisions and code changes against documented architecture principles. Use this skill before implementing new features or refactoring existing code to ensure compliance with layer boundaries...
Execute end-to-end playtesting of the D&D 5E game using the embedded MCP server. Use this skill when the user says "let's playtest", "test our fix", "qa the game", "playtest this", "test the game", or wants to...
Execute end-to-end test scenarios for the D&D 5E terminal game using terminal-control MCP. This skill should be used when the user requests running test scenarios, creating new test scenarios, or debugging game...
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