Eratta: the semantics of binding variables without mutation makes this first few questions misleading.
Write a troll expression that keeps track of your physical limit:
You enter the cave armed with just your crystal staff. Your staff can inflict between 2 and 10 damage points randomly when used physically. You staff increases in damage by +5 points when infused magically, but you can only infuse it with magic 3 times.
Write a troll expression that keeps track of how many times you can infuse magic:
Write a troll expression for your physical damage and your magically infused damage:
Just past the entrance, there is a goblin that can take 4 damage points before she is defeated. She will not counterattack, but she will block your path.
Write a troll expression for defeating the goblin:
Past the goblin there is a 3 way fork in the path. A fickle spirit decides to help you with lucky medallions with between 1 and 3 luck each. You can ask for as many as you want until you get one that has a luck of 2. Write a troll expression to represent the medallions: medallions := (accumulate x := 1d3 until x == 2)
Write a troll expression to pick a medallion to use at random:
Choose 1 branch of the following 3 to continue on <
On the left branch there is a series of traps that require 10 acrobatics points to traverse safely. Otherwise, you will take 1 damage point and get transported back to the beginning of this series of traps. You are nimble with a +8 to acrobatics. Roll a d20 and add your +8 to see if you make it across. The spirit's luck can be added to your acrobatics points to boost your chances if you fail by picking a medallion at random.
Write a troll expression that represents traversing the traps and returns your remaining health:
On the middle branch is a bridge troll that can suffer 20 damage points before being defeated. He will attack you after you attack him twice, even if his health falls to zero during a round, inflicting up to 4 damage points on you each time. The spirit’s luck can be added to your attack roll to do more damage by adding the sum of the spirit’s medallions exactly once during the battle.
Write a troll expression that represents battling the bridge troll until you succeed or are defeated and returns your remaining health and the troll’s remaining health:
On the right branch, a room contains 3 fae. They challenge you to a 3 against 1 spar. Each fae will attack either 1 or 2 times per round causing between 1 and 4 damage points per attack. You launch a counter attack for each one. Each of your attacks that are greater than theirs will defeat one of them; each attack of theirs that is greater than yours will do full damage to you.
Write a troll expression that represents battling the fae until you succeed or are defeated returning your remaining health and the remaining number of fae:
If you are still alive, congratulations, you've got the crown.
All managers will get together and make tickets for the course. This can include the tickets from their group discussions as mentioned above, a ticket to follow up on the scribe write up, and any other issues they think will be helpful.
All ambassadors will get together with Matthew and Kathleen and discuss how they think the day went, how they think the pacing went, what they are looking forward to, any worries they might have about the class, etc.