Chaos wizard

[Willamin]

• Chaos Wizard, like all bosses, has a lot of health.
• The wizard moves randomly orthogonally every other turn (ie, with a pause between each movement).
• The wizard, every X turns, will pause and spawn a bunch of bats, filling the room with tons and tons of randomly moving bats.
• Each time the wizard is hit, he'll spawn a handful of bats, and teleport to a random square in the room.
• The wizard will not spawn more bats if there are already X number of bats in the room.
• Like a bat, the wizard should damage the player if they randomly move into them.
• Also, the wizard shouldn't try to pause and spawn bats if the player is near them.
• Also, that limit on how many bats can be spawned should be relative to how much damage the wizard has taken; the closer to death, the more bats he'll spawn

[Willamin]

@ehgoodenough I ran into an interesting issue (maybe emergent gameplay ¯_(ツ)_/¯): since we're not incrementing the killCount when the mother spider or chaos wizard spawn new monsters, it is possible to leave the room while there are still monsters in it. As a result, monsters are able to follow the adventurer into the next room if they are positioned on the top edge.
I see a few options:

• we leave it be and let that be a fun thing for players to run into
• we somehow prevent monsters from crossing the threshold (because the space is no longer out of bounds, it's a valid space)
• we wipe out all monsters as the player transitions to the next room (would be simpler than trying to prevent monsters from crossing the threshold)
• we increment the killCount as new monsters are spawned so that every monster in the room must be killed before moving on

Thoughts?

[Willamin]

Oh and here's a build: https://willamin.github.io/enchiridion/chaos-wizard/

[Willamin]

If we leave the room-jumping behavior alone, then this is ready for review by @brandonhutchins, @jcpirtle, or @tpayne1