I'm learning Python and making a Dungeons & Dragons-based text-based game. I'm curious if there's a way to make a table or something so I don't have to specify the same variables (enemy_ac, enemy_hp, etc.) every time for each creature.
#Function to spawn an enemydef encounter(): global enemy global enemy_weapon global enemy_ac global enemy_hp global enemy_attack_mod global enemy_damage_mod global enemy_exp #print("Debug: Running Encounter Function") chance_encounter = randint(1,100) if chance_encounter in range(90,96): enemy = "Orc" enemy_weapon = "Greataxe" enemy_ac = 13 enemy_hp = 15 enemy_attack_mod = 5 enemy_damage_mod = 3 enemy_exp = 100 print("An Orc howls in bloodlust as it brings its Greataxe to bare!!") print("") elif chance_encounter >= 97: enemy = "Worg" enemy_weapon = "Bite" enemy_ac = 13 enemy_hp = 26 enemy_attack_mod = 5 enemy_damage_mod = 3 enemy_exp = 100 print(r""" , ,,/( ,,,,,,,,,,___,, )b ,,, "`,_, /( / `, L/7_/\,,| / \ ,` `, \ ,| \ , / /``````|| |\, \__,))) / / | \\ \ \,,,,,,/ | / | \\ )/ \ (| ) ,,// / `_)_/ ((___/"'""") print("A Worg is released into the arena!!") print("") else: enemy = "Goblin" enemy_weapon = "Scimitar" enemy_ac = 15 enemy_hp = 7 enemy_attack_mod = 4 enemy_damage_mod = 2 enemy_exp = 50 print(r""" /(.-""-.)\ |\ \/ \/ /| | \ / =. .= \ / | \( \ o\/o / )/ \_, '-/ \-' ,_/ / \__/ \ \ \__/\__/ / ___\ \|--|/ /___ /` \ / `\ / '----' \""") print ("A frenzied Goblin charges you with a Scimitar!!")Any advice appreciated - thanks!
Not sure how to even start approaching this... Googling around.