from __future__ import annotations

# Classic D&D-style skill placeholders. Values are skill levels/modifiers, meaning TBD by game logic.
DND_SKILLS = (
    "acrobatics",
    "animal_handling",
    "arcana",
    "athletics",
    "deception",
    "history",
    "insight",
    "intelligence",
    "intimidation",
    "investigation",
    "medicine",
    "nature",
    "perception",
    "performance",
    "persuasion",
    "religion",
    "sleight_of_hand",
    "stealth",
    "survival",
)


def default_bio() -> dict[str, int]:
    return {skill: 0 for skill in DND_SKILLS}


# "tech" is deliberately NOT one of the DND_SKILLS above - it isn't bought/rolled/assigned
# directly like the others. It's derived from intelligence and perception (see
# Character.base_tech_skill), so a character's hacking ability moves automatically as those
# two skills do, with nothing extra to spend on it in the character creator.