03_multiroom.dc

// Example 3: Multi-Room Navigation
// Demonstrates a connected world graph with four rooms and multiple exits.
// Tests that the compiler validates all exit targets.

room "village" {
    description "A peaceful village with cobblestone streets."
    item map { detail: "worn", pages: 10 }
    exit north "forest"
    exit east "market"
}

room "forest" {
    description "Tall pines block the sunlight. Something rustles in the undergrowth."
    npc wolf { health: 30, hostile: true }
    exit south "village"
    exit east "cave"
}

room "market" {
    description "Merchants hawk their wares. The smell of fresh bread fills the air."
    item bread { nutrition: 20, type: "food" }
    item potion { healing: 50, type: "consumable" }
    exit west "village"
}

room "cave" {
    description "A dark cave. Dripping water echoes. Treasure glints in the shadows."
    item treasure { value: 500, type: "gold" }
    exit west "forest"
}

action "take map" {
    if current_room == "village" {
        player.inventory += map
        print "You pick up the worn map. Useful for navigation."
    } else {
        print "There is no map here."
    }
}

action "take treasure" {
    if current_room == "cave" {
        player.inventory += treasure
        player.gold = 500
        print "You scoop up the gold coins. You are rich!"
        player.win = true
    } else {
        print "There is no treasure here."
    }
}

action "buy bread" {
    if current_room == "market" {
        player.inventory += bread
        print "The merchant smiles as you hand over a coin."
    } else {
        print "You are not at the market."
    }
}