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fix: add curse amplification to applyEnemyDefenses (spec §6.3)
The curse debuff was stored on enemies via dot-runtime.ts but the
amplification was never applied to incoming damage. Added curse
magnitude check in applyEnemyDefenses (combat-tick.ts) that multiplies
incoming damage by (1 + magnitude) for each active curse effect.

- Curse amplification applied BEFORE dodge/barrier/armse defenses
- Multiple curse effects stack multiplicatively
- Non-curse effects (burn, freeze, etc.) are ignored for amplification

Also updated spire-combat-spec.md Known Gaps table to reflect:
- Melee defense bypass fixed (issue #285)
- Curse amplification now implemented (issue #286)

Added 9 regression tests in curse-amplification.test.ts.

All 957 tests pass (50 test files).
2026-06-06 17:46:39 +02:00

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# Spire Combat System — Design Spec
> Describes how individual spire rooms are fought: weapons, spell autocasting,
> mana costs, damage calculation, elemental matchups, armor, shields, barriers,
> enemy modifiers, debuffs/DoT, golems, and the combat tick pipeline.
---
## 1. Objective
Spire combat is the micro-game fought in every combat room. The player does **not**
manually trigger attacks — all weapons and golems fight automatically on their own
timers. Early game this means one staff autocasting one spell; late game it can mean
multiple weapons each on their own cast timer, plus golems attacking in parallel.
**Design goals:**
- Combat is fully automatic once a room is entered. No input required.
- Damage math is transparent and multiplicative: base × discipline × boon × element × crit.
- Enemies have meaningful defensive variety via modifiers (armored, mage, shield, agile, swarm).
- Guardian bosses have an additional layer of defense (shield pool, percentage barrier, health regen).
- The player is **immortal** — no player HP, no armor, no healing, no lifesteal.
- Room clearing is determined by total enemy HP reaching 0, which triggers advancement.
---
## 2. Combat Sources
There are three independent sources of damage, each running on its own timer:
| Source | Mana Cost | Attack Speed | Damage | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| **Staff / spells** | Yes — per cast | Determined by spell's `castSpeed` | Moderatehigh; scales with enchantments | Can apply debuffs/DoT/special effects |
| **Sword / melee** | None | Determined by weapon's `attackSpeed` stat | Lower than spells; fast | Elemental damage via enchantment; no mana drain |
| **Golems** | Maintenance cost per tick (not per attack) | Per-golem `attackSpeed` | Variable by golem tier | See §6 |
### 2.1 Player Does Not Choose Spells
The player **does not select which spell to cast**. All spells granted by equipped
weapons are autocast simultaneously, each on its own independent cast timer.
- **Early game:** One staff with one spell → one autocast timer.
- **Late game:** Multiple weapons with multiple spells → multiple independent timers,
all firing in parallel.
- The late-game ability to manually prioritise or pin specific spells is a prestige/
discipline unlock and is **out of scope for the initial implementation**.
### 2.2 Staves (Spell Weapons)
- Grant spells via `effect.type === 'spell'` enchantments.
- Each equipped staff can carry one or more spell enchantments.
- Each spell on a staff runs its own `castProgress` accumulator.
- Casting a spell costs mana (raw or elemental, per the spell's `cost` definition).
- If the player cannot afford a spell's cost, that spell's cast is held (progress
does not reset) until mana is available.
### 2.3 Swords (Melee Weapons)
- Deal physical + optional elemental damage via `effect.type === 'bonus'` enchantments
(e.g. `fireAttack`, `waterAttack` enchant types).
- Cost **no mana** per swing.
- Faster attack speed than spells but lower damage per hit.
- Use the **same elemental matchup table** as spells (1.25× resonance, 1.5× super effective,
0.75× weak — see §4.2).
- Sword auto-attacks run on their own `meleeProgress` accumulator, independent of spells.
---
## 3. Combat Tick Pipeline
### 3.1 Tick Overview (every 200ms / `HOURS_PER_TICK = 0.04`)
```
gameStore.tick()
└─ if currentAction === 'climb':
└─ processCombatTick(combatStore, ...)
├─ for each equipped spell (each on own castProgress):
│ ├─ castProgress += HOURS_PER_TICK × spell.castSpeed × attackSpeedMult
│ └─ while castProgress >= 1 AND canAffordCost:
│ ├─ deductSpellCost()
│ ├─ calcDamage() → apply elemental + crit
│ ├─ onDamageDealt(dmg) → specials + enemy defenses
│ ├─ applySpellEffects() → debuffs / DoT (§5)
│ └─ applyDamageToRoom(finalDmg)
├─ for each equipped sword (each on own meleeProgress):
│ ├─ meleeProgress += HOURS_PER_TICK × sword.attackSpeed
│ └─ while meleeProgress >= 1:
│ ├─ calcMeleeDamage() → elemental matchup applied
│ ├─ onDamageDealt(dmg) → enemy defenses (no specials for melee)
│ └─ applyDamageToRoom(finalDmg)
├─ for each active golem (§6):
│ ├─ golemProgress += HOURS_PER_TICK × golem.attackSpeed
│ ├─ check maintenance cost (deduct or dismiss golem)
│ └─ while golemProgress >= 1:
│ ├─ calcGolemDamage()
│ ├─ applyGolemEffects() → per-golem special effects
│ └─ applyDamageToRoom(finalDmg)
├─ tick active DoT/debuff effects on enemies (§5.3)
└─ if allEnemyHP <= 0:
onRoomCleared() → advanceRoomOrFloor()
```
### 3.2 `applyDamageToRoom`
```
applyDamageToRoom(dmg, targetEnemy?):
if spell is AoE and targetEnemy is null:
// distribute damage across all enemies
for each enemy in room:
enemy.hp = max(0, enemy.hp - dmg)
else:
target = targetEnemy ?? lowestHPEnemy()
target.hp = max(0, target.hp - dmg)
if all enemies.hp === 0:
onRoomCleared()
```
> **Targeting:** Non-AoE attacks target the enemy with the lowest current HP by
> default (focus-fire to clear rooms faster). This is implicit — no UI selection.
---
## 4. Damage Calculation
### 4.1 Spell Damage (`calcDamage` in `combat-utils.ts`)
```
baseDmg = spell.baseDamage + disciplineEffects.baseDamageBonus
pct = 1 + disciplineEffects.baseDamageMultiplier
rawMult = 1 + boons.rawDamage / 100
elemMult = 1 + boons.elementalDamage / 100
critChance = boons.critChance / 100
critMult = 1.5 + boons.critDamage / 100
damage = baseDmg × pct × rawMult × elemMult
if spell.elem !== 'raw':
damage ×= getElementalBonus(spell.elem, enemy.element)
if Math.random() < critChance:
damage ×= critMult
```
### 4.2 Elemental Matchup (`getElementalBonus`)
Used by both spells and swords.
| Relationship | Multiplier |
|---|---|
| Spell/sword element === enemy element | 1.25× (resonance) |
| Spell/sword element is the **counter** of enemy element | 1.5× (super effective) |
| Enemy element is the **counter** of spell/sword element | 0.75× (weak) |
| Raw element (no element) | 1.0× (neutral) |
| All other combinations | 1.0× (neutral) |
Elemental counters (partial list):
```
fire ↔ water air ↔ earth light ↔ dark
frost ↔ fire lightning → water earth → lightning
```
Composite element counters:
```
blackflame counters: frost, water, light (frost/water/light also counter blackflame)
radiantflames counters: frost, water, dark (frost/water/dark also counter radiantflames)
```
> All 22 mana types (base, utility, composite, exotic) are valid spell elements.
> Composite/exotic elements use the same matchup table; multi-element spells use
> `getMultiElementBonus()` which applies `Math.min()` across all enemy element matchups,
> making it harder to exploit a single counter-element.
**Multi-element guardians:** `getMultiElementBonus()` uses `Math.min()` across all
guardian elements, making it harder to exploit a single counter-element.
### 4.3 Melee Damage (`calcMeleeDamage`)
```
baseDmg = sword.baseDamage + sword.elementalEnchantDamage
damage = baseDmg × getElementalBonus(sword.enchantElement, enemy.element)
// No critChance, no discipline damage bonus for melee in v1
// attackSpeedMult from equipment does apply to meleeProgress accumulation
```
### 4.4 Discipline Combat Specials
Applied inside `onDamageDealt` before enemy defenses:
| Special | Condition | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| **Executioner** | Enemy HP < 25% of maxHP | `dmg × = 2` |
| **Berserker** | Player rawMana < 50% of maxMana | `dmg × = 1.5` |
Both can apply simultaneously (stack multiplicatively). Melee attacks do **not**
trigger Executioner or Berserker in v1.
### 4.5 Speed Room + Agile Modifier Interaction
When a room is of type `speed` **and** the enemy also has the `agile` modifier,
the effective dodge chance is computed additively:
```
effectiveDodge = speedRoomBonus + agileDodgeChance
// e.g. speedRoom adds +0.20, agile adds up to 0.55 → cap at 0.75
effectiveDodge = min(0.75, speedRoomBonus + agileDodgeChance)
```
`speedRoomBonus` is a constant (suggested: `0.20`). This ensures speed rooms remain
meaningfully harder than plain combat rooms even without an agile modifier.
---
## 5. Enemy Defenses
### 5.1 Enemy Modifiers
Each enemy can have up to **2 modifiers** (randomly selected, floored-gated):
| Modifier | Min Floor | Max Chance | Stat Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| `armored` | 5 | 40% | `armor = min(0.45, floor × 0.003)` — % damage reduction |
| `shield` | 10 | 25% | One-time barrier pool = 15% of maxHP |
| `agile` | 12 | 25% | `dodgeChance = min(0.55, floor × 0.003)` |
| `mage` | 15 | 30% | `barrier = min(0.4, floor × 0.003)`; recharges 5%/tick |
| `swarm` | 8 | 15% | Spawns 37 enemies at 35% HP each |
### 5.2 Damage Reduction Order (Regular Enemies)
```
onDamageDealt(dmg, enemy):
// 1. Dodge check
if enemy.dodgeChance > 0 && Math.random() < enemy.dodgeChance:
activityLog("Attack dodged!")
return 0
// 2. Barrier absorption (percentage)
if enemy.barrier > 0:
dmg ×= (1 - enemy.barrier)
// Mage barrier recharges: enemy.barrier = min(barrierMax, enemy.barrier + rechargeRate)
// 3. Armor reduction (flat percentage)
if enemy.armor > 0:
dmg ×= (1 - enemy.armor)
return dmg
```
> **Note:** In the current codebase, armor, barrier, and dodge for regular enemies
> are stored on `EnemyState` but **not yet applied** in the pipeline. This spec defines
> the intended implementation. See §9 for full gap list.
### 5.3 Guardian Defensive Pipeline
Applied inside `makeOnDamageDealt` in `combat-tick.ts` (already partially implemented):
```
onDamageDealt(dmg) [guardian room]:
// Specials first (Executioner, Berserker)
dmg = applyDisciplineSpecials(dmg)
// Regen ticks
guardianShield = min(shieldMax, guardianShield + shieldRegen × HOURS_PER_TICK)
guardianBarrier = min(barrierMax, guardianBarrier + barrierRegen × HOURS_PER_TICK)
// Shield absorption (flat pool first)
absorb = min(guardianShield, dmg)
guardianShield -= absorb
dmg -= absorb
// Barrier reduction (percentage)
if guardianBarrier > 0:
dmg ×= (1 - guardianBarrier)
// Health regen (reduces net damage)
healAmount = healthRegenIsPercent
? floor(floorMaxHP × healthRegen / 100 × HOURS_PER_TICK)
: floor(healthRegen × HOURS_PER_TICK)
dmg -= healAmount // can go negative, effectively healing floorHP
return dmg
```
---
## 6. Debuffs and Damage-Over-Time
### 6.1 Overview
Some spells and golem attacks apply effects that persist on enemies between ticks.
These are tracked in `EnemyState.activeEffects: ActiveEffect[]`.
```typescript
interface ActiveEffect {
type: EffectType;
remainingDuration: number; // in ticks
magnitude: number; // effect strength (damage per tick, % reduction, etc.)
source: 'spell' | 'golem';
bypassArmor?: boolean;
bypassBarrier?: boolean;
}
type EffectType =
| 'burn' // fire DoT per tick
| 'poison' // nature DoT per tick, stacks
| 'bleed' // physical DoT per tick
| 'freeze' // slows enemy (future: reduces attack speed of enemy, if relevant)
| 'slow' // reduces enemy barrier/dodge temporarily
| 'curse' // amplifies incoming damage by %
| 'armor_corrode' // reduces armor value by % for duration
| 'blind' // increases dodge miss rate on enemy attacks (N/A — player immortal; repurpose as accuracy debuff)
```
### 6.2 Applying Effects
Spells that apply effects include the effect definition in their `SpellDefinition`:
```typescript
interface SpellDefinition {
// ...existing fields...
onHitEffect?: {
type: EffectType;
duration: number; // ticks
magnitude: number;
bypassArmor?: boolean;
bypassBarrier?: boolean;
applyChance?: number; // 0-1, defaults to 1.0
};
}
```
On a successful hit:
```
if spell.onHitEffect && Math.random() < (spell.onHitEffect.applyChance ?? 1.0):
enemy.activeEffects.push({ ...spell.onHitEffect, remainingDuration: spell.onHitEffect.duration })
activityLog("${enemy.name} afflicted with ${effectType}")
```
### 6.3 Effect Tick Processing
Each combat tick, after all weapon attacks, active effects are processed:
```
tickActiveEffects(enemy):
for each effect in enemy.activeEffects:
if effect is DoT (burn/poison/bleed):
dmg = effect.magnitude
if effect.bypassArmor: // skip armor reduction step
dmg applied directly to enemy.hp
elif effect.bypassBarrier:
dmg applied after armor, before barrier
else:
dmg = applyEnemyDefenses(dmg, enemy)
enemy.hp = max(0, enemy.hp - dmg)
elif effect is 'curse':
// Tracked on enemy; checked in calcDamage to amplify incoming damage
incomingDamageMult × = (1 + effect.magnitude)
elif effect is 'armor_corrode':
// Temporarily reduce armor
enemy.effectiveArmor = max(0, enemy.armor - effect.magnitude)
effect.remainingDuration -= 1
if effect.remainingDuration <= 0:
remove effect from enemy.activeEffects
```
### 6.4 Spell Effect Examples
| Spell type | Effect | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fire spells | `burn` — fire DoT, 35 ticks | Standard DoT |
| Death spells | `curse` — +20% incoming damage for 4 ticks | Amplifier (no "nature" element) |
| Lightning spells | `armor_corrode` — -15% armor for 3 ticks | Bypass synergy |
| Frost spells | `freeze` / `slow` — reduces effective dodge | Soft CC (note: "frost", not "ice") |
| Void/shadow spells | `bypassArmor: true` | Direct to HP |
| Certain advanced spells | `bypassBarrier: true` | Ignores shield/barrier |
---
## 7. Spell Autocasting — Late Game Manual Override
The initial implementation autocasts all equipped spells simultaneously. The
late-game unlock (via prestige/discipline) that allows manual spell selection is
**out of scope for v1**. When implemented it will:
- Allow the player to pin one spell per weapon as the "priority" cast.
- Other spells on the same weapon continue autocasting normally.
- UI: a toggle or pin icon next to each spell in the equipment panel.
---
## 8. Incursion Effects on Combat
Incursion (days 2030) affects **mana regeneration only** — it does not modify
enemy stats, spell damage, or golem behaviour directly.
```
effectiveRegen = max(0, baseRegen × (1 - incursionStrength) × meditationMult - conversionCost)
```
At peak incursion (day 30), regen falls to 5% of base. Practical effects:
- Spells that cannot be afforded are held (cast timer pauses at 100%).
- Golems with unsatisfied maintenance costs are dismissed (see §9.3).
- Sword attacks are unaffected (no mana cost).
---
## 9. Golemancy System
### 9.1 Overview
Golemancy is the **Fabricator attunement's** combat contribution. Golems are
summoned automatically at room entry, fight alongside the player, and disappear
after a fixed number of rooms or if their maintenance cost cannot be met.
### 9.2 Golem Loadout (Outside Spire)
The player configures a **golem loadout** from the Golemancy tab before entering
the spire. The loadout defines which golems to attempt to summon and in what order.
This configuration persists across rooms but not across spire runs.
### 9.3 Summoning on Room Entry
When the player enters a new combat room:
```
onRoomEntry():
for each golem in golemLoadout:
if player has enough mana of golem.summonCostType >= golem.summonCost:
deductMana(golem.summonCost, golem.summonCostType)
activeGolems.push({
...golemDef,
roomsRemaining: golemDef.maxRoomDuration,
attackProgress: 0,
})
activityLog("${golem.name} summoned")
else:
activityLog("Not enough mana to summon ${golem.name} — skipped")
```
Golems that could not be summoned (insufficient mana) are **not re-attempted**
within the same room. They will be attempted again on the next room entry.
### 9.4 Golem Combat
Each active golem attacks on its own `attackProgress` timer, identical to swords:
```
golemProgress += HOURS_PER_TICK × golem.attackSpeed
while golemProgress >= 1:
dmg = golem.baseDamage
// Apply golem's own elemental type if it has one
if golem.element:
dmg ×= getElementalBonus(golem.element, enemy.element)
// Apply golem special effects (DoT, armor pierce, AoE, etc.)
applyGolemEffects(golem, dmg, enemy)
applyDamageToRoom(dmg)
golemProgress -= 1
```
Golems ignore Executioner and Berserker discipline specials.
### 9.5 Maintenance Cost
Each tick, each active golem checks its maintenance cost:
```
tickGolemMaintenance(golem):
if player mana[golem.maintenanceCostType] >= golem.maintenanceCost × HOURS_PER_TICK:
deductMana(golem.maintenanceCost × HOURS_PER_TICK, golem.maintenanceCostType)
else:
dismiss(golem)
activityLog("${golem.name} dismissed — insufficient ${golem.maintenanceCostType} mana")
```
A dismissed golem is **not re-summoned mid-room**. It will be re-attempted on the
next room entry if mana has recovered.
### 9.6 Room Duration Limit
```
onRoomCleared():
for each activeGolem:
activeGolem.roomsRemaining -= 1
if activeGolem.roomsRemaining <= 0:
dismiss(golem)
activityLog("${golem.name} has faded after ${maxRoomDuration} rooms")
```
Room duration ticks down on room clear, not on room entry — golems persist through
the full room they were summoned in.
### 9.7 Golem Data Shape
```typescript
interface GolemDefinition {
id: string;
name: string;
tier: number; // 14 (determines general power)
baseDamage: number;
attackSpeed: number; // attacks per in-game hour
element?: ElementType; // optional elemental type for matchup
maxRoomDuration: number; // rooms before disappearing
summonCost: number;
summonCostType: ElementType | 'raw';
maintenanceCost: number; // per in-game hour
maintenanceCostType: ElementType | 'raw';
onHitEffect?: GolemHitEffect; // DoT, AoE, etc.
armorPierce?: number; // 0-1, bypasses this fraction of enemy armor
aoe?: boolean;
}
```
---
## 10. In-Game Time Display
The current in-game time (day and hour) should be visible during spire combat.
Display location: **SpireHeader** or **RoomDisplay** component, shown as a small
badge or subtitle, e.g. `"Day 4, Hour 12"` or `"D4 H12"`.
The value is read from `gameStore.day` and `gameStore.hour` (already tracked). No
new state is needed — only a UI read.
This is especially relevant as incursion begins at Day 20, so the player needs to
be able to gauge how much time they have left without leaving the spire view.
---
## 11. Known Gaps / Incomplete Features
The following are defined in data but not yet wired into the runtime pipeline.
They are **in scope for the implementation this spec describes**:
| Feature | Where Defined | Status | This Spec's Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enemy armor reduction | `EnemyState.armor`, `MODIFIER_CONFIG.armored` | **Implemented** — fixed in issue #285 (was bypassed for melee) | Implement in `onDamageDealt` §5.2 |
| Enemy barrier absorption | `EnemyState.barrier`, `MODIFIER_CONFIG.mage/shield` | **Implemented** — fixed in issue #285 (was bypassed for melee) | Implement in `onDamageDealt` §5.2 |
| Enemy dodge roll | `EnemyState.dodgeChance`, `MODIFIER_CONFIG.agile` | **Implemented** — fixed in issue #285 (was bypassed for melee) | Implement in `onDamageDealt` §5.2 |
| Mage barrier recharge | `MODIFIER_CONFIG.mage.barrierRechargeRate` | Data-only | Tick in `onDamageDealt` §5.2 |
| Guardian armor | `GuardianDef.armor` | Data-only | Add check to guardian pipeline §5.3 |
| DoT / debuff system | Spell/enchantment type defs | **Implemented**`dot-runtime.ts` complete and wired into combat tick; curse amplification added (issue #286) | Verified working |
| Golemancy combat | Full golem data exists | Disconnected | Implement per §9 |
| Sword melee attacks | Weapon type exists | **Implemented** — meleeProgress with enemy defense application (issue #285) | Add `meleeProgress` per §3.1 |
| AoE target distribution | `SpellDefinition.aoe` flag | Partial | Implement per §3.2 |
| `elemMasteryBonus` | Stub in `calcDamage` | Hardcoded `1` | Future — leave as `1` for now |
| `guardianBonus` | Stub in `calcDamage` | Hardcoded `1` | Future — leave as `1` for now |
---
## 12. State Fields (Combat-Relevant)
```typescript
// Per-weapon cast timers (replace single castProgress)
weaponCastProgress: Record<instanceId, number> // one entry per equipped weapon
// Per-sword melee timers
meleeSwordProgress: Record<instanceId, number>
// Active golems
activeGolems: ActiveGolem[] // summoned this run
// Enemy state extension
interface EnemyState {
// ...existing fields...
activeEffects: ActiveEffect[] // NEW — live debuffs/DoTs
effectiveArmor: number // NEW — armor after corrode effects
}
```
---
## 13. Acceptance Criteria
| # | Criterion |
|---|---|
| AC-1 | All equipped spells autocast simultaneously on independent timers — no manual input needed. |
| AC-2 | Swords auto-attack on their own timer with no mana cost; elemental matchup applies. |
| AC-3 | A player with no equipped weapons still enters the spire (golems-only or empty run). |
| AC-4 | Damage formula: base × discipline × boon × elemental × crit produces correct results. |
| AC-5 | Elemental matchup applies correctly for both spells and swords. |
| AC-6 | Executioner doubles damage when enemy HP < 25%; Berserker grants 1.5× when low on mana. |
| AC-7 | Armored enemies reduce damage by their armor percentage. |
| AC-8 | Barrier enemies absorb a percentage of each hit before HP is reduced. |
| AC-9 | Agile enemies dodge attacks at their dodge chance rate. |
| AC-10 | Speed room + agile modifier combines additively for dodge chance (capped at 0.75). |
| AC-11 | Guardian shield absorbs flat damage before barrier reduces percentage damage. |
| AC-12 | DoT effects (burn, poison, etc.) tick each combat tick and expire after their duration. |
| AC-13 | `bypassArmor` effects skip the armor reduction step entirely. |
| AC-14 | Golems are summoned on room entry if mana allows; not re-summoned mid-room if dismissed. |
| AC-15 | Golem maintenance cost is deducted each tick; golems dismiss if cost cannot be met. |
| AC-16 | Golems disappear after `maxRoomDuration` rooms. |
| AC-17 | Current in-game time (day + hour) is visible in the spire combat UI. |
| AC-18 | Player has no HP, no armor, no healing — combat ends only when all enemies die. |
---
## 14. Files Reference
| File | Role |
|---|---|
| `src/lib/game/stores/combat-actions.ts` | `processCombatTick` — main weapon/golem/DoT loop |
| `src/lib/game/stores/pipelines/combat-tick.ts` | `makeOnDamageDealt` — specials + guardian defenses |
| `src/lib/game/utils/combat-utils.ts` | `calcDamage`, `calcMeleeDamage`, `getElementalBonus` |
| `src/lib/game/utils/enemy-generator.ts` | `selectModifiers`, `applyModifiers`, `MODIFIER_CONFIG` |
| `src/lib/game/constants/spells.ts` | Spell registry (all tiers) |
| `src/lib/game/constants/elements.ts` | Element list, opposition cycle |
| `src/lib/game/constants/core.ts` | `HOURS_PER_TICK`, `INCURSION_START_DAY` |
| `src/lib/game/data/guardian-encounters.ts` | Guardian definitions |
| `src/lib/game/data/golems/` | Golem definitions (10 golems, tiers 14; undergoing redesign — see issue #268) |
| `src/lib/game/effects.ts` | `getUnifiedEffects` — merges all combat bonuses |
| `src/components/game/tabs/SpireCombatPage/SpireHeader.tsx` | In-game time display |
| `src/components/game/tabs/SpireCombatPage/RoomDisplay.tsx` | Room type, enemy state, active effects |