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(fate_version 1)
(require type/character.fate)
(declare_variable local character oscar)
(declare_variable local character carla)
(declare_variable local character simon)
(declare_variable local character julie)
(declare_variable local character statue)
(require include/locations.fate)
(set_fields
(name Oscar)
(agility 50)
(perception 50)
(money 20)
(location room0)
(variable oscar)
)
(set_fields
(name Carla)
(agility 75)
(perception 35)
(money 7)
(location room1)
(variable carla)
)
(set_fields
(name Simon)
(agility 35)
(perception 75)
(money 80)
(location room1)
(variable simon)
)
(set_fields
(name Julie)
(agility 60)
(perception 60)
(money 90)
(location room2)
(variable julie)
)
(set_fields
(name ( A oddly human shaped statue, with clothes adorned ))
(agility 0)
(perception 0)
(money 30)
(location corridor)
(variable statue)
)
;; Alright, but we clearly need to be able to point to variables using a type.
;; like (pointer (variable carla)) -> pointer to variable of type character
;; (a string, really) resolves to (variable carla), but allows characters to be
;; put in a set, for example.
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