pub enum WarriorEmbodimentCapability {
EmbodiesStrengthAndBravery,
EmbodiesStrengthAndValor,
EmbodiesDisciplineAndHonor,
EmbodiesResolveAndCompassion,
EmbodiesHarmonyBetweenMindAndBody,
EmbodiesPerseveranceAndIngenuity,
EmbodiesCalmUnderPressure,
EmbodiesAdaptabilityAndResourcefulness,
EmbodiesLoyaltyAndDevotion,
EmbodiesTrainingAndSelfMastery,
EmbodiesDecisiveLeadershipAndIntuition,
EmbodiesHumilityAndSacrifice,
}Variants§
EmbodiesStrengthAndBravery
Selected for entities whose defining presence is physical strength and steadfast courage, essential for inspiring confidence in intense or perilous combat scenarios.
EmbodiesStrengthAndValor
Ideal when entities exemplify strength coupled specifically with heroic valor, suitable for rallying allies and confronting formidable adversaries.
EmbodiesDisciplineAndHonor
Chosen for those whose identity revolves around strict discipline and unwavering honor, vital in scenarios demanding ethical clarity and strict codes of conduct.
EmbodiesResolveAndCompassion
Best suited to entities that represent both determined resolve and genuine compassion, beneficial when moral leadership and empathy are crucial to unit cohesion.
EmbodiesHarmonyBetweenMindAndBody
Appropriate for entities reflecting an ideal balance between physical prowess and mental clarity, selected when tactical effectiveness requires peak harmony of mind and body.
EmbodiesPerseveranceAndIngenuity
Crucial when entities personify relentless persistence and creative problem-solving, especially valuable in sustained conflicts or resource-scarce situations.
EmbodiesCalmUnderPressure
Preferred for entities that exemplify calmness and clear decision-making under severe stress, essential in scenarios characterized by chaos or uncertainty.
EmbodiesAdaptabilityAndResourcefulness
Selected for entities who embody adaptability and resourcefulness, essential for thriving in rapidly changing or unpredictable conditions.
EmbodiesLoyaltyAndDevotion
Ideal for entities whose defining trait is unwavering loyalty and protective devotion, critical when safeguarding allies and maintaining trust is paramount.
EmbodiesTrainingAndSelfMastery
Optimal for entities that personify rigorous training and disciplined self-improvement, particularly effective in fostering continuous growth and setting a strong example for others.
EmbodiesDecisiveLeadershipAndIntuition
Chosen when entities represent decisive leadership combined with an intuitive grasp of strategy, especially suited for command roles requiring swift, confident decision-making.
EmbodiesHumilityAndSacrifice
Appropriate for entities who exemplify humility and self-sacrifice, invaluable in inspiring dedication and moral integrity in those around them.
Implementations§
Source§impl WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl WarriorEmbodimentCapability
Sourcepub fn intrinsic_dimension_ratings(
&self,
) -> WarriorCapabilityIntrinsicDimensionRatings
pub fn intrinsic_dimension_ratings( &self, ) -> WarriorCapabilityIntrinsicDimensionRatings
Compute the intrinsic dimension ratings for each WarriorEmbodimentCapability variant.
Ratings follow a 0.0 → 1.0 continuum where 0.0 = absent and 1.0 = exemplary.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl CapabilityVariant for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl CapabilityVariant for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
Source§fn intrinsic_ratings(&self) -> &WarriorCapabilityIntrinsicDimensionRatings
fn intrinsic_ratings(&self) -> &WarriorCapabilityIntrinsicDimensionRatings
Source§fn all_variants() -> &'static [WarriorEmbodimentCapability]
fn all_variants() -> &'static [WarriorEmbodimentCapability]
Source§impl Clone for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl Clone for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
Source§fn clone(&self) -> WarriorEmbodimentCapability
fn clone(&self) -> WarriorEmbodimentCapability
1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreimpl Copy for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
Source§impl Debug for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl Debug for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl Eq for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
Source§impl Hash for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl Hash for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
Source§impl PartialEq for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl PartialEq for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
Source§fn eq(&self, other: &WarriorEmbodimentCapability) -> bool
fn eq(&self, other: &WarriorEmbodimentCapability) -> bool
self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.impl StructuralPartialEq for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
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impl Freeze for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl RefUnwindSafe for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl Send for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl Sync for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl Unpin for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl UnsafeUnpin for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
impl UnwindSafe for WarriorEmbodimentCapability
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