Lab Activity: Objects & Orcs Character Interaction and NPC Generation

Objective: In this lab activity, you will build upon the Objects and Orcs character classes from the lesson. You will create new classes that extend the Character class, create methods for instances of these classes to interact with other objects, and write a function that generates non-player characters (NPCs) with random properties.

Instructions:

1. Create new classes that extend the Character class. Use your creativity to build unique derived classes based on Objects and Orcs characters. Some examples could be Warrior, Mage, or Rogue.
2. Add methods to your classes that allow instances of the classes to interact with other objects, such as attacking or casting spells on other characters. For example, you could create a method called attack(target) that decreases the target's health based on the attacker's strength.
3. Create a function called generateNPCs(n, characterClass) that takes an integer n and a characterClass as arguments. This function should generate n number of NPCs with random properties and attributes for the given characterClass. For instance, if the characterClass is Warrior, the function should generate n warriors with random strengths, health, etc.

Example:

class Warrior extends Character {
  // ...
  attack(target) {
    // ...
  }
}

class Mage extends Character {
  // ...
  castSpell(target) {
    // ...
  }
}

function generateNPCs(n, characterClass) {
  // ...
}

const npcWarriors = generateNPCs(5, Warrior);

Requirements:

• Create at least three unique derived classes that extend the Character class.
• Implement methods for instances of these classes to interact with other objects.
• Write a function that generates n number of NPCs with random properties and attributes.