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class Character(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.health = 100

class Blacksmith(Character):
    def __init__(self):
        super(Blacksmith, self).__init__()


bs = Blacksmith
print (bs.health)

class Mage:
    '''
    A mage that visited a shady magic shop
    '''
    
    
    
    def David(David,health,mana):
        David = Mage("David")
        David.health = 100
        David.mana = 90
        
    iBuy = input("Shady seller: What would you like to buy? \n\nApple \n\nDagger \n\nHealth potion \n\nMana potion \n\n  ")
    if (iBuy == 'Apple'):
            print("\nThe apple was posionous! \nThe seller tricked me!")
            David.health -= 90
            print("-The mage puked-" "\nI knew I couldn't trust him!")
    elif (iBuy == 'Dagger'):
            print("2 Days later")
            
            myWeapon = input('A thief broke in your house, because he wasnt quiet enough, you caught him. \n\nWhich weapon would you use to fight him? : \n\nStaff \n\nDagger \n   ')        
                
            if (myWeapon == 'Dagger'):
                    print ('The dagger the shady shop seller gave you broke!')
                    David.health -= 50
                    print(David.health)
            elif (myWeapon == 'Staff'):
                print("You beat the filthy thief, you selled his loot to buy a health potion")
                David.health +10
                print (David.health)
    elif (iBuy == 'Health potion'):
            David.health +=5
            print("The potion was weak, yet added bonus HP \n\nThe potion was really expensive considering the health it gave.")
    elif (iBuy == 'Mana potion'):
        David.mana += 20
        print ("The mana potion was the only reliable thing to buy in this damn shop!")
        print (David.mana)

bs = Blacksmith() # the parentesis

(Apr-12-2017, 05:30 PM)wavic Wrote: [ -> ]

bs = Blacksmith() # the parentesis