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1 Components of a MTG game
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3 - Relationships between players -- enemies, allies, transitivity
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4 - Card zones
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5 - which players can see what's in them
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6 - shuffling, peeking, zone-transfer
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7 - Cost-paying engine
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8 - validate sufficient payment
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9 - Player choice interface
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10 - yes/no dialogues
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11 - choose an in-game item from a list (creatures, players)
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12 - choose an abstract item from a list (creature types, mana colors)
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13 - branch conditions -- choose two
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14 - GIVE OPTION TO REMEMBER DEFAULT CHOICE IN A CERTAIN CONTEXT
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15 - Card status
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16 - name, visibility, face-up (independent from visibility)
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17 - other attributes (type, color)
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18 - modifiers: tokens, abilities
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19 - QUERY FOR CERTAIN ATTRIBUTES (number of tokens of a certain type, Haste)
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20 - CREATE LISTS OF CARDS POSSESSING CERTAIN PROPERTIES. DETERMINE PROPERTIES LAZILY.
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21 - Superstructure and metaphysics
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22 - Create and destroy particular instances of cards (e.g. some cards are destroyed in one zone and recreated in another as opposed to moved. distinguish creature spells from creatures)
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23 - Trace the origin of effects to these instances
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25 - Players and turns
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26 - Determine player priority (APNAP)
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27 - Keep track of whose turn it is
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28 - Handle combat
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29 - Possibility of adding or losing turns, taking control of turns
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30 - Win and lose conditions
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32 - Parsed Rules
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33 - Determine which rules apply.
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34 - Make rules happen. Chain them appropriately.
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35 - Ask players to make choices
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36 - Unparsed rules
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37 - Parse english text into MTG rules
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