Replaces the flat-percent HP nick from D1e with the design doc's three
Tier 1 traps (Pit, Tripwire Alarm, Poison Dart). Each trap defines its
own detect skill + DC and damage dice; selection is deterministic per
(runID, roomIdx).
resolveTrapRoom now picks a trap, rolls Perception/Investigation, and
either narrates a clean spot (zero damage) or rolls the trap's dice and
applies HP loss with the existing KO-protection clamp. Tripwire deals
no damage but raises the alarm narratively.
Higher-tier zones still fall through to resolveTrapRoomLegacy until
D3a/D4a fill in their catalogs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wires real combat into !zone advance. Each room now resolves through
its own path: Entry is pure flavor, Exploration spawns a SpawnWeight-
biased non-elite from the zone roster, Elite filters to elite-flagged
entries, Trap nicks 8–20% MaxHP scaled by tier (KO-protected), Boss
runs the bestiary entry from zone.Boss with the zone Loot table on
victory. Combat reuses the existing dungeonCombatPhases pipeline with
the player's full D&D layer (class/race/subclass passives, equipment,
HP scaling, armed abilities, pending casts) and persists HP, subclass
state, and CR-weighted XP after each kill.
Mood event triggers fold in: nat-20s/nat-1s scanned from CombatResult
events apply +3/-2 deltas, player_death applies -5 + abandons the run,
zone_complete (already wired in D1d) lands when the boss falls. Loot
drops materialize into adventure_inventory with coin patterns
("coins_2d10x5") expanded into rolled gold-pouch treasure rows and
named items rendered as tier-scaled placeholder treasure (real
equipment-registry wiring is a later content phase).
Updates the D1d mood-on-completion test to drive the persistence layer
directly, since real combat against the L1 Goblin Warrens roster is
non-deterministic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
