# Ember Ashvale / Ezra Ashvale
# SR | Glass Cannon | Lumberjack
# The player's first realistic gacha pull in the standard banner.
# SR rarity — reliable specialist who makes the early economy viable.
# Designed to demonstrate that non-SSR characters stay meaningfully useful:
# her lumberjack bonus feeds the wood bottleneck that the manual work system
# is built around.

$schema: "xyvera/content-schema/character/v1"

id: ember_ashvale

name:
  female: "Ember Ashvale"
  male: "Ezra Ashvale"

rarity: SR
combat_role: glass_cannon
profession: lumberjack
region_origin: heartwood_vale
element: fire
personality: energetic_optimist

base_stats:
  hp: 680
  attack: 195
  defense: 60
  speed: 115
  crit_rate: 0.10
  crit_damage: 1.8

skills:
  - id: blaze_cut
    name: "Blaze Cut"
    type: active
    description: >
      Deals 220% ATK as fire damage to one enemy. If the target is on fire (burning
      status), also deals 80% ATK bonus damage.
    max_level: 5
    upgrade_cost_per_level:
      knowledge: 25
      gold: 180

  - id: sawdust_flurry
    name: "Sawdust Flurry"
    type: passive
    description: >
      Passive: each time Ember defeats an enemy, she gains +8% attack speed for
      2 turns (stacks up to 3 times).
    max_level: 3
    upgrade_cost_per_level:
      knowledge: 15
      gold: 120

  - id: quick_harvest
    name: "Quick Harvest"
    type: passive
    description: >
      Village passive: when assigned to a Lumber Camp slot, adds a 20% chance per
      hour to produce a bonus burst of wood equal to 30 minutes of base output.
      This bonus chance does not require manual input.
    max_level: 5
    upgrade_cost_per_level:
      knowledge: 10
      gold: 80

suitability_bonuses:
  primary_profession_multiplier: 1.5
  secondary_professions:
    - farmer  # comfortable outdoors

bond_hooks:
  - cheerful
  - mentor_target
  - competitive

lore_summary: >
  An apprentice woodcutter who followed a glowing deer into a forest and came out
  somewhere entirely different. She's still looking for the deer, but in the meantime
  the logs aren't going to cut themselves.