Disparity: Rise of the Half-Elf

An ambitious attempt at an RPG game in Java using Slick24. Right now, the game isn't playabl5. There's a lot going on behind the scenes, including character creation and things like that.

We hope to expect new members that will help us with the game art and music (if we ever reach that stage, of course).

To-Do

1. Make Races fit in with lore
   1. Add Elfin [extends Race]
   2. Add Half - Races [half human/half orc]
2. Add references to the gods and storyline
3. Add blocking and shields
4. Add magic [Make it so that a spell’s power is different depending upon skill lvl]
   1. Death Magic
      1. General Attacking
   2. Life Magic
      1. Healing
      2. vs. Undead
   3. Beauty Magic
      1. Disguise
      2. Wards
5. Read monster objects from JSON file
   1. Get rid of Gryphon
   2. Hold all monster info in JSON
6. Make levels dynamic, and based on amount of skill levels per level
7. Make it so that skills add abilities to a hashmap when levelled to certain levels
   1. Find a good way to reference a method that runs the skill
8. Add diablo-esc II levelling
   1. Ability tree, ability points, can only get ability if skill lvl is high enough, etc.
9. Add GUI application that allows for the following:
   1. Create a Character
   2. View Created Characters Stats
      1. Inventory
      2. Base Stats
      3. Skills
   3. Level
   4. Damage Bonuses and such
      1. Equipped armor
      2. All Abilities and Spells
   5. Save Character as serialized data, so that players may not edit it easily
      1. Put in a .ser with Java’s Serializable class
   6. Allow character to do a text based battle vs a random monster of their level
10. Using Slick2D, create a graphics Engine
    1. Texture everything
    2. Animate everything
    3. Set up in game GUI
    4. Set up overworld map
    5. Set up battles
       1. Set up multi-character vs multi-monster battles
11. Add a storyline
    1. WIP, always need more lore

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