Enemy Recipes

These 38 recipes cover classic enemy intent, rotation, phase, summon, escape, targeting, and boss mechanics used across deckbuilders such as Slay the Spire and Night of the Full Moon.

Recipe overview

#	Mechanism	What it builds
1	Deterministic intent sequence	Use this for recognizable cycles such as Attack → Defend → Attack → Buff.
2	Weighted random intents	Use this when an enemy has several moves but some should be more common than others.
3	HP-threshold boss phases	Use this for bosses whose move set changes as HP crosses 75%, 50%, and 25%.
4	Opening move and periodic special	Use this for a one-time opener followed by a special every N turns and a normal fallback.
5	Charge, countdown, and delayed attack	Use this for telegraphed attacks that resolve after several enemy phases.
6	Summon, minions, and reinforcement waves	Use Spawn Unit to add minions or replace a defeated wave.
7	Sacrifice an ally and revive	Use this for cultists, necromancers, and bosses that trade another unit for a second life or large payoff.
8	Enrage and scaling over time	Use this for enemies that gain strength, armor, regeneration, or another resource every action cycle.
9	Lowest-HP, highest-armor, and priority targeting	Use collection operators to select targets by a visible combat property.
10	Multi-stage and chained enemy action	Use Sequence when one enemy move promises several ordered results.
11	Attack the player's hand	Use this for forced discard, temporary cost increases, card transformation, and hand corruption.
12	Deck top, deck bottom, discard, and shuffle control	Use this for inserting curses on top, recycling discard, burying cards, and enemy-driven shuffles.
13	Battle combo meter	Use cards played this turn as a combo count, then persist or spend that value when other graphs need it.
14	Cross-graph internal event	Use internal events when cards, statuses, and enemies inside GCS must coordinate without direct references.
15	External GES event	Use GES events when FlowGraph must coordinate with UI, quests, scene systems, or other game code outside GCS.
16	Boss phase broadcast	Use a single phase check to notify UI, music, hazards, and supporting statuses when the boss changes form.
17	Split at Half HP	Replace the normal move with a split behavior below the HP threshold.
18	Escape Countdown	Telegraph an escape and remove the enemy when the countdown completes.
19	Steal and Exhaust a Card	Choose a random card from the player's hand and move it to exhaust.
20	Time Warp Card Limit	Install a once-per-battle status that limits long card chains.
21	Opening Flight	Start combat with a finite stack of flight.
22	Mode Shift at HP Threshold	Switch from a normal attack pattern to a defensive phase.
23	Strawman	The production Strawman enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
24	Pyre Effigy	The production Pyre Effigy enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
25	Gibbet Priest	The production Gibbet Priest enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
26	Stitched Hound	The production Stitched Hound enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
27	Hex Acolyte	The production Hex Acolyte enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
28	Candle Magus	The production Candle Magus enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
29	Ashen Hierarch	The production Ashen Hierarch enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
30	Hex Hound	The production Hex Hound enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
31	Plague Stalker	The production Plague Stalker enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
32	Spore Brute	The production Spore Brute enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
33	Mire Reaper	The production Mire Reaper enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
34	Bog Polyp	The production Bog Polyp enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
35	Lantern Sister	The production Lantern Sister enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
36	Order Knight	The production Order Knight enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
37	Gilded Bishop	The production Gilded Bishop enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.
38	Stringed Squire	The production Stringed Squire enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

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Deterministic intent sequence

Use this for recognizable cycles such as Attack → Defend → Attack → Buff.

Build it

1. Connect On Enemy Behavior Start to Sequence Pattern
2. Add one output step per move and set Repeat Counts when a step repeats
3. Connect each step to a matching Leaf Intent
4. Connect the leaf to the action that fulfills it: damage, armor, status, heal, or another visible result

The enemy advances through the same readable move cycle each turn.

Weighted random intents

Use this when an enemy has several moves but some should be more common than others.

Build it

1. Connect the behavior entry to Weighted Random Pattern
2. Create one branch per move and enter matching weights
3. Add a Leaf Intent and its action to every branch
4. Keep dangerous specials at a lower weight, then use separate gates if they also have cooldowns or phase limits

One branch is selected according to the configured weight distribution.

HP-threshold boss phases

Use this for bosses whose move set changes as HP crosses 75%, 50%, and 25%.

Build it

1. Connect the behavior entry to HP Threshold Pattern
2. Enter thresholds in ascending order
3. Attach an intent and complete action to every threshold branch
4. Use Default for the healthy opening phase

The current HP band selects the boss move family before its intent is shown.

Opening move and periodic special

Use this for a one-time opener followed by a special every N turns and a normal fallback.

Build it

1. Pass the behavior entry through Once Per Battle
2. Put the opening intent and action on Body
3. Continue from Done into Every N Turns
4. Put the periodic special on Body and the ordinary move on Done

The opener runs once; later turns alternate between the periodic gate and fallback.

Charge, countdown, and delayed attack

Use this for telegraphed attacks that resolve after several enemy phases.

Build it

1. Show a Special or attack intent when charging begins
2. Connect to Delayed Trigger
3. Set Delay Turns and Fire At = Enemy Phase End or the exact promised timing
4. Connect the future attack from Body, not Done

The player sees the warning first and receives the attack only when the countdown completes.

Summon, minions, and reinforcement waves

Use Spawn Unit to add minions or replace a defeated wave.

Build it

1. Select a summon branch from the enemy's intent pattern
2. Add a Special intent so the player can read the action
3. Connect it to Spawn Unit and choose the enemy asset
4. Add Once Per Battle, a phase gate, or a living-minion condition to prevent uncontrolled summoning

The selected enemy unit joins the battle when the summon move resolves.

Sacrifice an ally and revive

Use this for cultists, necromancers, and bosses that trade another unit for a second life or large payoff.

Build it

1. Read All Enemies and filter out the acting unit when self-sacrifice is not allowed
2. Pick a target with Random Elements or a deterministic selector
3. Feed it into Kill Unit
4. Chain Revive Unit or the sacrifice reward after the kill

One valid ally is removed before the enemy receives its revival or reward.

Enrage and scaling over time

Use this for enemies that gain strength, armor, regeneration, or another resource every action cycle.

Build it

1. Start from On Enemy Behavior Start
2. Apply the growth with Change Status, Change Armor, or another resource action
3. Chain the actual move after the growth when both happen in one turn
4. Use a phase or turn condition if scaling begins later in the fight

The enemy becomes stronger at a predictable pace without hidden state.

Lowest-HP, highest-armor, and priority targeting

Use collection operators to select targets by a visible combat property.

Build it

1. Start with the candidate collection such as All Enemies
2. Use Sort and select the relevant unit field and order
3. Use Pick Element with First or Last
4. Feed the chosen unit into the action's exposed target port

The same priority rule is applied consistently every time the move runs.

Multi-stage and chained enemy action

Use Sequence when one enemy move promises several ordered results.

Build it

1. Connect the behavior entry to Sequence
2. Place one action on each numbered step
3. Keep dependent effects in the required order, such as damage before lifesteal or debuff before detonation
4. Use a matching Multi or Special intent before the sequence

Every stage completes in order as one enemy move.

Attack the player's hand

Use this for forced discard, temporary cost increases, card transformation, and hand corruption.

Build it

1. Read Card Piles.Hand
2. Select cards with Random Elements, Filter, or Choice when the player decides
3. Send the collection to Move Cards, Modify Card Cost, Transform Card, or Exhaust Cards
4. Show a debuff or special intent that communicates the kind of disruption

Only the selected hand cards are changed.

Deck top, deck bottom, discard, and shuffle control

Use this for inserting curses on top, recycling discard, burying cards, and enemy-driven shuffles.

Build it

1. Read the source pile with Card Piles
2. Select the exact segment with Take or another collection operator
3. Move it with Move Cards, choosing destination pile and position
4. Run Shuffle Draw Pile only when the mechanic promises loss of order

The cards move to a known destination, and order changes only when explicitly requested.

Battle combo meter

Use cards played this turn as a combo count, then persist or spend that value when other graphs need it.

Build it

1. Read Cards Played This Turn
2. Count the collection and apply any offset or multiplier
3. Save the result with Set Variable, Battle-Wide = true
4. Feed the same value into damage, rewards, thresholds, or UI events

Every card play updates one shared combo value from observable battle history.

Cross-graph internal event

Use internal events when cards, statuses, and enemies inside GCS must coordinate without direct references.

Build it

1. Choose a stable event name such as MoonBurst
2. Connect the sender's flow to Raise Internal Event
3. Add On Internal Event with the same name on every receiver graph
4. Attach each receiver's local action to that entry

One sender can trigger several independent GCS graph owners in the same battle.

External GES event

Use GES events when FlowGraph must coordinate with UI, quests, scene systems, or other game code outside GCS.

Build it

1. Ensure the GES bridge is installed
2. Select the real GES asset on Raise GES Event
3. Use On GES Event on a graph that must respond to an external event
4. Keep event assets named by gameplay meaning, not by the current receiver

GCS can publish to and receive from the wider game's event network.

Boss phase broadcast

Use a single phase check to notify UI, music, hazards, and supporting statuses when the boss changes form.

Build it

1. At enemy behavior start, read Self Unit → Unit Info.HP%
2. Compare it with the phase threshold through Condition
3. Feed the result into Branch
4. On True, raise a stable internal event such as BossPhaseTwo; guard it with Once Per Battle when it must fire only once

Every listening graph receives the same phase transition at the same moment.

Split at Half HP

Replace the normal move with a split behavior below the HP threshold.

Build it

1. Open Split at Half HP in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → HP Threshold Pattern → Leaf Intent → Sequence → Spawn Unit → Deal Damage
3. Configure keep the values shown in the graph and replace only content references that belong to your project
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

The graph resolves the named mechanic without hiding any work in code.

Escape Countdown

Telegraph an escape and remove the enemy when the countdown completes.

Build it

1. Open Escape Countdown in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Every N Turns → Leaf Intent → Self Unit → Kill Unit
3. Configure keep the values shown in the graph and replace only content references that belong to your project
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

The graph resolves the named mechanic without hiding any work in code.

Steal and Exhaust a Card

Choose a random card from the player's hand and move it to exhaust.

Build it

1. Open Steal and Exhaust a Card in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Leaf Intent → Card Piles → Random Elements → Move Cards
3. Configure keep the values shown in the graph and replace only content references that belong to your project
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

The graph resolves the named mechanic without hiding any work in code.

Time Warp Card Limit

Install a once-per-battle status that limits long card chains.

Build it

1. Open Time Warp Card Limit in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Once Per Battle → Change Status
3. Configure keep the values shown in the graph and replace only content references that belong to your project
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

The graph resolves the named mechanic without hiding any work in code.

Opening Flight

Start combat with a finite stack of flight.

Build it

1. Open Opening Flight in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Once Per Battle → Change Status
3. Configure keep the values shown in the graph and replace only content references that belong to your project
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

The graph resolves the named mechanic without hiding any work in code.

Mode Shift at HP Threshold

Switch from a normal attack pattern to a defensive phase.

Build it

1. Open Mode Shift at HP Threshold in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → HP Threshold Pattern → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Deal Damage
3. Configure keep the values shown in the graph and replace only content references that belong to your project
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

The graph resolves the named mechanic without hiding any work in code.

Strawman

The production Strawman enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Strawman in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Play Effect → Loop → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 8; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 8; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 4; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Loop: Count = 3; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 3; Leaf Intent: Intent = Multi; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [50,25,25]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Pyre Effigy

The production Pyre Effigy enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Pyre Effigy in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 14; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 12; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 3; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Weak, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Strength, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Buff; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [35,25,20,20]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Gibbet Priest

The production Gibbet Priest enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Gibbet Priest in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Play Effect → Spawn Unit → Weighted Random Pattern → Change HP → Change Status → HP Threshold Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 12; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 10; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Spawn Unit: Unit = Stitched Hound, MaxOnField = 1; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Special; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [45,25,30]; Spawn Unit: Unit = Stitched Hound, MaxOnField = 2; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 10; Leaf Intent: Intent = Special; Change HP: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 14; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Heal; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 18; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Bleed, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Hidden; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 8; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Bleed, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [30,25,25,20]; HP Threshold Pattern: Thresholds = [50]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Stitched Hound

The production Stitched Hound enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Stitched Hound in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 5; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Bleed, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Bleed, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 3; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [60,40]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Hex Acolyte

The production Hex Acolyte enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Hex Acolyte in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 5; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Drained, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 8; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 4; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [35,30,20,15]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Candle Magus

The production Candle Magus enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Candle Magus in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Change Status → Play Effect → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Leaf Intent → Change HP → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 3; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Confused, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Ritual, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 8; Leaf Intent: Intent = Buff; Change HP: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 12; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Heal; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 12; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [25,20,20,20,15]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Ashen Hierarch

The production Ashen Hierarch enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Ashen Hierarch in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Change Status → Play Effect → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Leaf Intent → Spawn Unit → Weighted Random Pattern → Change HP → HP Threshold Pattern
3. Configure Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Ritual, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 8; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 12; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Spawn Unit: Unit = Hex Hound, MaxOnField = 1; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Special; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [35,30,35]; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Ritual, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 10; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 3; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Spawn Unit: Unit = Hex Hound, MaxOnField = 2; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 8; Leaf Intent: Intent = Special; Change HP: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 12; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Heal; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 14; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Confused, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Hidden; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [30,25,25,20]; HP Threshold Pattern: Thresholds = [50]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Hex Hound

The production Hex Hound enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Hex Hound in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Loop → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Burn, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Loop: Count = 2; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 4; Leaf Intent: Intent = Multi; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [60,40]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Plague Stalker

The production Plague Stalker enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Plague Stalker in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Loop → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Marked, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Marked, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Restricted, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Loop: Count = 3; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 3; Leaf Intent: Intent = Multi; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [35,25,20,20]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Spore Brute

The production Spore Brute enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Spore Brute in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Change HP → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 8; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Poison, Mode = Delta, Amount = 3; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Weak, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 8; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Change HP: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 12; Leaf Intent: Intent = Heal; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Thorns, Mode = Delta, Amount = 3; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Buff; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [30,20,20,15,15]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Mire Reaper

The production Mire Reaper enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Mire Reaper in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Weighted Random Pattern → Change HP → HP Threshold Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 14; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Poison, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Poison, Mode = Delta, Amount = 3; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Weak, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 8; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 8; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [40,30,30]; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 18; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Poison, Mode = Delta, Amount = 3; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Poison, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Curse, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Thorns, Mode = Delta, Amount = 3; Leaf Intent: Intent = Special; Change HP: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 14; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Poison, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Heal; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 20; Leaf Intent: Intent = Hidden; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [30,25,25,20]; HP Threshold Pattern: Thresholds = [40]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Bog Polyp

The production Bog Polyp enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Bog Polyp in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Curse, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Debuff; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [55,45]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Lantern Sister

The production Lantern Sister enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Lantern Sister in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Change HP → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 10; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Silence, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 8; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 5; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Change HP: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 14; Leaf Intent: Intent = Heal; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Strength, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Regeneration, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Buff; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [30,25,25,20]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Order Knight

The production Order Knight enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Order Knight in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Weighted Random Pattern → Change HP → HP Threshold Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 12; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Strength, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 10; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Metallicize, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Strength, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Buff; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [45,30,25]; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 14; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Strength, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 10; Change Status: TargetSource = Self, Status = Metallicize, Mode = Delta, Amount = 2; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 22; Leaf Intent: Intent = Hidden; Change HP: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 12; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 8; Leaf Intent: Intent = Heal; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [35,25,20,20]; HP Threshold Pattern: Thresholds = [50]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Gilded Bishop

The production Gilded Bishop enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Gilded Bishop in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Play Effect → Spawn Unit → Weighted Random Pattern → Change HP → Change Status → HP Threshold Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 11; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 12; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 7; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Spawn Unit: Unit = Stringed Squire, MaxOnField = 1; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 6; Leaf Intent: Intent = Special; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [35,30,35]; Spawn Unit: Unit = Stringed Squire, MaxOnField = 2; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 9; Leaf Intent: Intent = Special; Change HP: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 14; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 8; Leaf Intent: Intent = Heal; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 16; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Frozen, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Hidden; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 14; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 8; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Frozen, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [25,25,25,25]; HP Threshold Pattern: Thresholds = [50]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.

Stringed Squire

The production Stringed Squire enemy graph is a complete intent and action implementation from the demo database.

Build it

1. Open Stringed Squire in FlowGraph and use On Enemy Behavior Start as the entry
2. Add the graph in this order: On Enemy Behavior Start → Deal Damage → Play Effect(Shake) → Change Status → Play Effect → Leaf Intent → Change Armor → Weighted Random Pattern
3. Configure Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 5; Change Status: TargetSource = Opponent, Status = Frozen, Mode = Delta, Amount = 1; Leaf Intent: Intent = Attack; Change Armor: TargetSource = Self, Mode = Delta, Amount = 8; Deal Damage: TargetSource = Opponent, Amount = 3; Leaf Intent: Intent = Defend; Weighted Random Pattern: Weights = [60,40]
4. Connect control flow from left to right, then connect each data output to the exposed input shown in the screenshot

At runtime, the selected intent is followed by the exact action chain shown in the graph.