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Spellskite resulted pretty much hardcoded. There are some spots that can be replaced with expressions (like redirection target) - I don't know wheter to impletent it or leave as since for Spellskite being one of a kind.


Looking also for test scenarios: the simple ones, like Shock or Arc Trail, succeeded. What kind of complex interactions should be tested?

PS: Sloth, please give AI some instructions on how to use the named card.

My opinions: 1) Muck Drubb is another card that can change the target to itself, so it's better not to use a param named "Spellskite".
2) I made a quick fix of the script, r22175.

Oops, I forgot that targeting an ability should use "Activated,Triggered". Fixed in 22177.

Ah, Ok!
Just made a few fixes to Spellskite script to make it less specific.

So, is Muck Drubb also scriptable now?
- Looks like it's not. They say, Muck Drubb would change all 3 targets of Seeds of Strength (if all 3 pointed at the same creature) at once - it's like "replace all matches", while Spellskite's ability should be activated separatelly to change each target. Am I correct here?

Max mtg wrote:So, is Muck Drubb also scriptable now?
- Looks like it's not. They say, Muck Drubb would change all 3 targets of Seeds of Strength (if all 3 pointed at the same creature) at once - it's like "replace all matches", while Spellskite's ability should be activated separatelly to change each target. Am I correct here?

Reads right to me. I think the difference is that Muck Drubb needs to keep only one Target for the Spell, so if you changed only a single Target on Seeds of Strength then the spell would have multiple targets after it's trigger resolved.

* Seeds of Strength has 3 targets right from beginning. You may point all to the same creature however.
Pay attention to 3rd note here - http://magiccards.info/pc/en/76.html

Muck Drubb can be implemented like this:
1. Point at a target of a spell (same as for Spellskite)
2. for root and all subAbilities: replace all ocurrences of chosen target with Muck Drubb
That is: try remove chosen target, if not found (remove returned false) go to next subability, if found check canTarget - if ok add Muck Drubb and go to next subability, else rollback all target changes.

Implemented with Java code of course.