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1) The Basics: Aggression / Power / Defense

Each round you have 20 total points to divide:

Aggression / Power / Defense

Examples:

4/8/8 5/5/10 5/1/14

Unused points become rest (endurance recovery). Example: 1/1/12 spends 14 ? 6 rest.
High strength favors higher power; low strength favors higher defense.
Avoid Defense = 1 unless you enjoy upsets…

Engine Rule All three numbers must be = 1 and their sum = 20.

2) Round Tags & Read Order

Prefix a command with a round number and ):

1)5/5/10
2)4/8/8
6)4/6/10

The resolver reads plans bottom ? top.
“Last seen” round line persists until another round supersedes it.
Double-check prefixes—one missing digit can pin your R1 plan to the bottom and override everything above.

3) Modifiers

Modifier	Placement	Effect	Validation
H (Head)	After Aggression ? `4H/8/8`	Focus head; more cut/KO potential. Fewer total punches than unmodified targeting.	Allowed suffix
B (Body)	After Aggression ? `4B/8/8`	Focus body; drains opponent endurance faster. Fewer total punches than unmodified.	Allowed suffix
! (Dirty)	After Power ? `4H/8!/8`	Increases damage & injury risk; may trigger warnings, point deductions, DQ.	Allowed suffix

4) Styles (Short + Long Form)

Note: The engine only reads the first three letters of a style name. You can use either the short form (e.g. ins) or full name (inside); both will work the same.

A style may be omitted if nothing follows the Defense value. If anything follows Defense, a valid style in ( ) is required.

Short Code	Full Name(s)	Archetype	Strategic Notes
`ins`	inside, close, short, brawl	Slugger / Inside fighter	Boosts strength advantage (+50%), -15% agility. Great for KOs; risky vs. faster foes.
`rin`	ring, long, distance	Dancer / Slapper	Boosts agility advantage (+50%), -15% strength. Excellent for decisions or evasive tactics.
`cor`	corner, chase	Agile slugger	Reduces opponent agility by your advantage (max 10%); costs ~0.25 endurance per aggression point.
`cli`	clinch	Slugger	Converts 50% strength advantage into agility; -1 Agg to rest; beware defense >10 penalties.
`out, jab`	outside	Tall / Technical fighter	Leverages height (+50% height bonus); -15% strength. Best with =6? height edge.
`cou`	counter, wait	Speed specialist	Auto-lowers aggression below foe’s; adjusts agility ±25% of speed difference. Advanced use.
`fei`	feint	Fast / Defensive	+50% speed advantage; -1 Agg to rest. Good for tactical exchanges and conserving energy.
`ban`	allout, banzai	Risk mode	Double damage dealt, quadruple damage received. Use as a late-fight gamble.

5) Conditionals & Blocks

Simple IF / THEN

if warnings > 0 then 4/7/9 (clinch)

Block: IF … BEGIN … END.

if round >= 10 then begin
  5/9/6 (inside)
  6H/8/6 (counter)
end.

# starts a comment line (ignored).
stop terminates execution of the current branch.
Unmatched begin/end. fails validation.

6) Variables You Can Use

round — current round number
end / endurance — your endurance points
opp / opponent — opponent endurance tier (strong / tired / hurt / weak)
score — current score margin
warnings — number of referee warnings
mycuts / hiscuts — your vs. opponent cut severity

Comparisons: = <> < <= > >=
Logic: and or xor
Math: + - * / with parentheses

7) Example Fight Plans

Slugger vs. Weaker Slugger

1)4H/9/7 (clinch)
if warnings < 1 then 4H/9!/7 (clinch)
if hiscuts > mycuts + 2 then 4H/10/6 (inside)
if hiscuts > mycuts + 2 and warnings < 1 then 4H/10!/6 (inside)
if round >= 10 and opp = "tired" then 4H/10/6 (inside)
if round >= 10 and opp = "hurt" then 4H/11/5 (inside)

Dancer Control Plan

1)4H/6/10 (ring)
2)4H/6/10 (ring)
if score < 1 then 5/5/10 (ring)
3)4H/6/10 (ring)
if score < 1 then 6/4/10 (ring)
if score < 0 then 8/2/10 (ring)
if score < -1 then 10/2/8 (ring)
if end < 160 * .75 and score > 2 then 1/1/12 (ring)
10)4H/6/10 (ring)
if score > 2 and end < 160 * .50 then 1/1/18 (ring)
if score > 2 and end > 160 * .75 then 4H/8/8 (corner)

8) Validator Summary (What the Game Rejects)

Any of Agg/Power/Def < 1, non-numeric, or total > 20.
Malformed structure (missing slashes; “if … then” with no result; unmatched begin/end.).
Style omission is allowed only if nothing follows Defense. If there’s trailing text, a valid (style) is required.
Invalid style code (or first 3 letters don’t match a valid short form).

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