### C# Example: Creating and Configuring a Magical Weapon

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to create a weapon, access its base properties like damage and speed, set skill requirements, and configure magical enchantments and slayer properties. It also shows how to manage durability, crafting information, and fortification.

```csharp
using Server.Items;
using Server.Mobiles;
using Server.Engines.Craft;
using ZuluContent.Zulu.Engines.Magic;
using ZuluContent.Zulu.Engines.Magic.Enums;

public class WeaponExample
{
    public void CreateMagicalWeapon()
    {
        // Create a weapon
        Longsword sword = new Longsword();

        // Base weapon properties
        int minDamage = sword.MinDamage;
        int maxDamage = sword.MaxDamage;
        int speed = sword.Speed;
        int maxRange = sword.MaxRange; // 1 for melee

        // Skill requirements
        int strReq = sword.StrRequirement;
        int dexReq = sword.DexRequirement;
        int intReq = sword.IntRequirement;

        // Weapon classification
        WeaponType weaponType = sword.Type; // Slashing, Bashing, Piercing, Ranged
        WeaponAnimation animation = sword.Animation; // Slash1H, Slash2H, etc
        SkillName skill = sword.Skill; // Swords, Macing, Fencing, Archery
        SkillName accuracySkill = sword.AccuracySkill; // Tactics for hit chance

        // Durability system
        int currentHits = sword.Hits;
        int maxHits = sword.MaxHits;
        bool isDamaged = sword.Hits < sword.MaxHits;

        // Crafting and quality
        MarkQuality quality = sword.Quality; // Regular, Exceptional, Low
        Mobile crafter = sword.Crafter;
        CraftResource material = sword.Resource; // Iron, DullCopper, Gold, etc

        // Set material
        sword.Resource = CraftResource.Valorite; // Strongest material

        // Magical properties via enchantments
        if (sword is IEnchanted enchantedWeapon)
        {
            // Get enchantment dictionary
            EnchantmentDictionary enchants = enchantedWeapon.Enchantments;

            // Magical weapon type
            MagicalWeaponType magicType = sword.MagicalWeaponType;
            // Types: None, Fire, Cold, Poison, Energy, Life, Death, Earth, Air, Water

            // Harvest bonus (for tools/weapons)
            int harvestBonus = sword.HarvestBonus;

            // Apply custom enchantments
            // See Enchantment system examples above
        }

        // Slayer properties (bonus damage vs creature types)
        SlayerName slayer1 = sword.OldSlayer;
        SlayerName slayer2 = sword.OldSlayer2;

        // Repairable interface
        if (sword is IRepairable repairable)
        {
            bool canRepair = repairable.CanRepair;
            // Repair at blacksmith or with repair deed
        }

        // Fortification (increase max durability)
        if (sword.CanFortify)
        {
            sword.MaxHits += 10; // Fortify by 10 points
            sword.Hits = sword.MaxHits;
        }

        // Combat sounds
        int hitSound = sword.HitSound;
        int missSound = sword.MissSound;
    }

    // Example: Create enchanted weapon with specific properties
    public BaseWeapon CreateEnchantedSword(Mobile owner)
    {
        var sword = new Katana
        {
            Resource = CraftResource.Verite,
            Quality = MarkQuality.Exceptional,
            Crafter = owner
        };

        // Apply enchantments
        if (sword is IEnchanted enchanted)
        {
            // Set magical type
            sword.MagicalWeaponType = MagicalWeaponType.Fire;

            // Additional enchantments can be added via Enchantment system
        }

        return sword;
    }
}
```

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### CraftSystem: Item Crafting Framework Example

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to use the CraftSystem for item crafting, including accessing system properties, craft items, resource management, skill checks, and enhancement options. It shows how to retrieve configuration details like main skill, sounds, delay, and checks for features like resmelting, repairing, and fortifying.

```csharp
using Server.Engines.Craft;
using Server.Items;
using Server.Mobiles;
using ZuluContent.Configuration.Types.Crafting;

public class CraftingExample
{
    public void UseCraftSystem(Mobile crafter, CraftSystem craftSystem)
    {
        // Get crafting context for the mobile
        CraftContext context = craftSystem.GetContext(crafter);

        // Access craft system properties from configuration
        SkillName mainSkill = craftSystem.MainSkill; // e.g., SkillName.Blacksmith
        int gumpTitleId = craftSystem.GumpTitleNumber;
        int craftSound = craftSystem.CraftWorkSound;
        int endSound = craftSystem.CraftEndSound;
        double craftDelay = craftSystem.Delay;

        // Access craft items and groups
        CraftItemCol craftItems = craftSystem.CraftItems;
        CraftGroupCol craftGroups = craftSystem.CraftGroups;
        CraftSubResCol primaryResources = craftSystem.CraftSubRes;
        CraftSubResCol secondaryResources = craftSystem.CraftSubRes2;

        // Check system features
        bool canResmelt = craftSystem.Resmelt;
        bool canRepair = craftSystem.Repair;
        bool canFortify = craftSystem.Fortify;
        bool canMark = craftSystem.MarkOption;
        bool canEnhance = craftSystem.CanEnhance;

        // Example: Blacksmithing
        // DefBlacksmithy system includes:
        // - Weapons (swords, maces, axes)
        // - Armor (platemail, chainmail, ringmail)
        // - Uses Iron, DullCopper, ShadowIron, Copper, Bronze, Gold, Agapite, Verite, Valorite

        // Craft item with specific resource
        CraftResource resource = CraftResource.Gold; // Golden ingots

        // Get required skill for item with resource
        int baseSkillRequired = 75; // Base skill requirement
        int actualSkillRequired = craftSystem.GetCraftSkillRequired(
            baseSkillRequired,
            typeof(GoldIngot)
        );

        // Get craft points for success calculation
        int craftPoints = craftSystem.GetCraftPoints(actualSkillRequired, 10);

        // Check if resources consumed on failure
        bool consumeOnFail = craftSystem.ConsumeOnFailure(
            crafter,
            typeof(IronIngot),
            null
        );
    }
}

```

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### HarvestSystem: Resource Gathering Framework Example

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

Illustrates the usage of the HarvestSystem for resource gathering activities like mining, lumberjacking, and fishing. It covers checking tool validity, harvest conditions, resource availability, calculating resource consumption based on skill, and determining the chance for rare resources. The example also touches upon resource banks and bonus enchantments.

```csharp
using Server.Engines.Harvest;
using Server.Items;
using Server.Mobiles;
using ZuluContent.Zulu.Engines.Magic.Enchantments;

public class HarvestExample
{
    public void PerformHarvest(Mobile harvester, Item tool, Point3D location)
    {
        HarvestSystem system = Mining.System; // Or Lumberjacking.System

        // Get harvest definitions (different resource types)
        List<HarvestDefinition> definitions = system.Definitions;
        HarvestDefinition def = definitions[0];

        // Check tool and requirements
        bool toolValid = system.CheckTool(harvester, tool);
        bool canHarvest = system.CheckHarvest(harvester, tool, def, location);
        bool inRange = system.CheckRange(harvester, tool, def, harvester.Map, location, false);

        // Check resource availability
        bool resourcesAvailable = system.CheckResources(
            harvester,
            tool,
            def,
            harvester.Map,
            location,
            false
        );

        // Get consume amount based on skill
        int consumeAmount = system.GetConsumeAmount(harvester, def);

        // Calculate chance for colored/rare resources
        // Base: (skill / 5) + 35
        // Max: 75%
        // Bonus: +10% if tool has HarvestBonus enchantment
        int coloredChance = system.GetChanceForColored(harvester, tool, def);

        // Example with enchanted pickaxe
        if (tool is IEnchanted enchantedTool)
        {
            int harvestBonus = enchantedTool.Enchantments.Get((HarvestBonus e) => e.Value);
            if (harvestBonus > 0)
            {
                // +10% chance for colored resources
                Console.WriteLine($"Harvest bonus active: +{harvestBonus}");
            }
        }

        // Resource bank system
        // Map divided into regions, each with regenerating resource bank
        HarvestBank bank = def.GetBank(harvester.Map, location.X, location.Y);
        if (bank != null && bank.Current >= consumeAmount)
        {
            // Harvest successful, deduct from bank
            bank.Current -= consumeAmount;
            Console.WriteLine($"Harvested! Bank remaining: {bank.Current}/{bank.Maximum}");
        }
    }
}

```

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### C# Loot Table Creation and Rolling Example

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to create a loot table, add individual items with drop chances and quantities, and incorporate nested loot groups for more complex drops. It also shows how to roll the loot table to generate items based on defined parameters and then process the generated loot.

```csharp
using Server.Scripts.Engines.Loot;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System;

public class LootExample
{
    public LootTable CreateCreatureLoot()
    {
        var lootTable = new LootTable();

        // Add individual item entries
        // LootEntry(Type itemType, int minQty, int maxQty, double chance)
        lootTable.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(Gold), 50, 150, 1.0)); // Always drops 50-150 gold
        lootTable.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(Bandage), 5, 10, 0.5)); // 50% chance for 5-10 bandages
        lootTable.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(BlackPearl), 1, 5, 0.25)); // 25% chance for reagents

        // Add nested loot groups
        var weaponGroup = new LootGroup();
        weaponGroup.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(Longsword), 1, 1, 0.3));
        weaponGroup.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(Katana), 1, 1, 0.2));
        weaponGroup.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(Broadsword), 1, 1, 0.5));

        // Add group with chance
        lootTable.Add(weaponGroup, 1, 1, 0.4); // 40% chance for one weapon

        // Create armor group
        var armorGroup = new LootGroup();
        armorGroup.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(PlateChest), 1, 1, 0.1));
        armorGroup.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(ChainCoif), 1, 1, 0.3));
        armorGroup.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(LeatherGloves), 1, 1, 0.6));

        lootTable.Add(armorGroup, 1, 1, 0.3); // 30% chance for one armor piece

        // Roll the loot table
        int itemLevel = 5; // Affects enchantment chances
        double itemChance = 0.85; // Base quality modifier

        List<LootItem> generatedLoot = lootTable.Roll(itemLevel, itemChance);

        foreach (var lootItem in generatedLoot)
        {
            Type itemType = lootItem.Value;
            int quantity = lootItem.Quantity;
            int level = lootItem.ItemLevel;
            double chance = lootItem.ItemChance;

            Console.WriteLine($"Generated: {quantity}x {itemType.Name} (Level: {level})");

            // Create actual item instance and apply enchantments based on level
            Item item = Activator.CreateInstance(itemType) as Item;
            if (item != null)
            {
                item.Amount = quantity;
                // Apply magical properties based on itemLevel and itemChance
            }
        }

        return lootTable;
    }

    // Example: Boss creature with multiple loot groups
    public LootTable CreateBossLoot()
    {
        var bossLoot = new LootTable();

        // Guaranteed gold
        bossLoot.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(Gold), 500, 1000, 1.0));

        // Multiple weapon chances
        var magicWeapons = new LootGroup();
        magicWeapons.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(VikingSword), 1, 1, 0.3));
        magicWeapons.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(Halberd), 1, 1, 0.3));
        bossLoot.Add(magicWeapons, 1, 2, 0.8); // 80% chance for 1-2 magic weapons

        // Rare resources
        bossLoot.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(DullCopperIngot), 10, 25, 0.5));
        bossLoot.Add(new LootEntry(typeof(OakLog), 10, 25, 0.5));

        return bossLoot;
    }
}

```

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### Manage Player Party Members and Stats in C#

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to manage a player party system using the Server.Engines.PartySystem library. This includes creating parties, adding/removing members, accessing member information, and handling automatic stat updates (stamina and mana) for nearby party members. It also shows how to query stats between party members and an example of healing a party member.

```csharp
using Server.Engines.PartySystem;
using Server.Mobiles;
using Server.Network;
using System.Collections.Generic;

public class PartyExample
{
    public void ManageParty(Mobile leader)
    {
        // Create a new party
        Party party = new Party(leader);

        // Party properties
        int maxCapacity = Party.Capacity; // 10 members
        Mobile partyLeader = party.Leader;
        int memberCount = party.Count;
        bool isActive = party.Active; // true if more than 1 member

        // Add members (up to 10)
        Mobile newMember = new PlayerMobile();
        party.Candidates.Add(newMember); // Invite candidate

        // Accept invitation
        party.Members.Add(new PartyMemberInfo(newMember));

        // Access members
        List<PartyMemberInfo> members = party.Members;
        PartyMemberInfo leaderInfo = party[0]; // First member is always leader
        PartyMemberInfo memberInfo = party[newMember]; // Get by mobile

        // Party stat updates - automatically shared
        // When member stamina changes
        party.OnStamChanged(newMember); // Sends stam update to all nearby party members

        // When member mana changes
        party.OnManaChanged(newMember); // Sends mana update to all nearby party members

        // Stats query between party members
        party.OnStatsQuery(leader, newMember); // Leader checks newMember's stats

        // Example: Heal party member
        foreach (var memberInfo in party.Members)
        {
            Mobile member = memberInfo.Mobile;
            if (member != null && member.Alive && member.Hits < member.HitsMax)
            {
                // Party members can see each other's health
                if (member.Map == leader.Map &&
                    Utility.InUpdateRange(leader.Location, member.Location))
                {
                    // Heal the member
                    member.Hits = member.HitsMax;
                    party.OnStamChanged(member); // Update party
                }
            }
        }

        // Remove member
        party.Members.RemoveAt(1);

        // Disband party
        party.Members.Clear();
    }
}

```

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### ZuluClass - Character Class System Implementation

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

This C# code illustrates the ZuluClass system, which defines six character classes for Modern Zuluhotel. It shows how to access a player's class type and level, lists the defining skills for each class, and outlines the skill point requirements for level progression (0-6). The example also touches upon class skill bonuses.

```csharp
using Scripts.Zulu.Engines.Classes;
using Server.Mobiles;

public class ClassExample
{
    public void DemonstrateClassSystem(Mobile player)
    {
        // Check if player has a class (IZuluClassed interface)
        if (player is IZuluClassed zuluPlayer)
        {
            ZuluClass playerClass = zuluPlayer.ZuluClass;

            // Get current class and level
            ZuluClassType classType = playerClass.Type;
            int level = playerClass.Level; // 0-6

            // Available classes with their defining skills
            // Warrior: Wrestling, Tactics, Healing, Anatomy, Swords, Macing, Fencing, Parry
            // Ranger: Tracking, Archery, AnimalLore, Veterinary, AnimalTaming, Fishing, Camping, Cooking
            // Mage: Alchemy, ItemID, EvalInt, Inscribe, MagicResist, Meditation, Magery, SpiritSpeak
            // Crafter: Tinkering, ArmsLore, Fletching, Tailoring, Mining, Lumberjacking, Carpentry, Blacksmith
            // Thief: Hiding, Stealth, Stealing, DetectHidden, RemoveTrap, Poisoning, Lockpicking, Snooping
            // Bard: Musicianship, Peacemaking, Provocation, Discordance (and related skills)

            // Level requirements (skill points needed)
            // Level 0: 480 points
            // Level 1: 600 points (480 + 120)
            // Level 2: 720 points
            // Level 3: 840 points
            // Level 4: 960 points
            // Level 5: 1080 points
            // Level 6: 1200 points

            Console.WriteLine($"{player.Name} is a level {level} {classType}");

            // Get class bonus multiplier (1.5x for class skills)
            // Skills in the player's class category receive 50% bonus
            double bonus = 1.5; // ClasseBonus constant

            // Check minimum skill requirement for a level
            double minSkillsForLevel3 = ZuluClass.MinSkills[3]; // 840.0
        }
    }
}
```

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### Configuration Management with ZhConfig

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

This C# snippet demonstrates how to use ZhConfig, the central configuration manager for Modern Zuluhotel. It loads and provides type-safe access to server settings from CUE configuration files, covering core game, crafting, magic, creature, loot, and resource configurations. It also includes a method for deserializing custom JSON configurations.

```csharp
using Server;
using ZuluContent.Configuration.Types;

// Access configuration at runtime
public class MyFeature
{
    public void ConfigureFeature()
    {
        // Access core game settings
        Expansion expansion = ZhConfig.Core.Expansion;
        bool insuranceEnabled = ZhConfig.Core.InsuranceEnabled;
        int actionDelay = ZhConfig.Core.ActionDelay;

        // Access crafting configuration
        var craftSettings = ZhConfig.Crafting;

        // Access magic system settings
        var magicConfig = ZhConfig.Magic;

        // Access creature configuration
        var creatureConfig = ZhConfig.Creatures;

        // Access loot table settings
        var lootConfig = ZhConfig.Loot;

        // Access resource definitions (ores, logs, etc)
        var resourceConfig = ZhConfig.Resources;

        Console.WriteLine($"Server expansion: {expansion}");
    }

    // Load custom JSON config with proper serialization
    public T LoadCustomConfig<T>(string configPath)
    {
        return ZhConfig.DeserializeJsonConfig<T>(
            configPath,
            ZhConfig.DefaultSerializerOptions
        );
    }
}
```

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### Manage Player Account Authentication and Security in C#

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

Illustrates the management of player accounts using the Server.Accounting library. This code covers account creation, password setting and validation (with support for multiple hashing algorithms like Argon2), access level management, and tracking in-game currency (Gold and Platinum). It also details character slot management, account timestamps, IP tracking and restrictions, and GM-specific features like comments and tags.

```csharp
using Server.Accounting;
using Server.Mobiles;
using System;
using System.Net;

public class AccountExample
{
    public void ManageAccount()
    {
        // Create new account
        var account = new Account("username");

        // Authentication and security
        account.SetPassword("securepassword"); // Hashed with Argon2 by default
        PasswordProtectionAlgorithm algorithm = account.PasswordAlgorithm;

        // Access level and permissions
        account.AccessLevel = AccessLevel.Player;

        // Currency system (Gold and Platinum)
        int goldAmount = account.TotalGold; // 0-999,999,999
        int platinumAmount = account.TotalPlat; // 1 platinum = CurrencyThreshold gold

        // Character management (up to 7 characters per account)
        Mobile[] characters = account.Mobiles;
        int characterCount = account.Count;
        int characterLimit = account.Limit; // 7 slots

        // Add character to slot
        PlayerMobile newChar = new PlayerMobile();
        account[0] = newChar; // Assign to first slot

        // Account timestamps
        DateTime created = account.Created;
        DateTime lastLogin = account.LastLogin;
        TimeSpan totalGameTime = account.TotalGameTime;

        // IP tracking and restrictions
        IPAddress[] loginIPs = account.LoginIPs;
        string[] ipRestrictions = account.IPRestrictions; // Whitelist with wildcard support

        // Young player status (40 hours protection)
        TimeSpan youngDuration = Account.YoungDuration; // 40 hours

        // Comments and tags (GM tools)
        account.Comments.Add(new AccountComment("John_GM", "Clean account"));
        account.Tags.Add(new AccountTag("VIP", "true"));

        // Account flags
        bool isBanned = account.Banned;

        // Login validation
        bool canLogin = account.CheckPassword("password");
        if (canLogin)
        {
            account.LastLogin = DateTime.UtcNow;
        }

        // Security features
        // - Argon2 password hashing (default)
        // - PBKDF2, SHA2, SHA1, MD5 (legacy support)
        // - IP restrictions with wildcard support
        // - Account attack limiter
        // - Max 10 accounts per IP (configurable)
        // - Auto account creation (configurable)
    }
}

```

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### Base Spell Casting Framework in C#

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

Implements a base spell casting system with mechanics for mana costs, cast times, targeting, and interruptions. It integrates with the class system and handles spell lifecycle events.

```csharp
using Server.Spells;
using Server.Mobiles;
using Server.Targeting;

public class CustomSpell : Spell
{
    public CustomSpell(Mobile caster, Item scrollItem = null) : base(caster, scrollItem)
    {
    }

    public override SkillName CastSkill => SkillName.Magery;
    public override SkillName DamageSkill => SkillName.EvalInt;

    // Mana cost based on spell circle
    public override int Mana => Circle.Mana;

    public void CastSpellExample()
    {
        Mobile caster = Caster;

        // Check if currently casting
        if (IsCasting)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Spell is being cast");
        }

        // Check if targeting
        if (IsTargeting)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Waiting for target selection");
        }

        // Cast sequence
        // 1. Start cast
        // 2. Check requirements (mana, reagents, etc)
        // 3. Begin animation and cast timer
        // 4. If targeting required, set AsyncSpellTarget
        // 5. Complete cast and apply effects

        // Spell can be interrupted by:
        // - Taking damage (OnCasterHurt - DisturbType.Hurt)
        // - Movement (if BlocksMovement is true)
        // - Equipping items (OnCasterEquipping)
        // - Death (OnCasterKilled)

        FinishSequence(); // Complete the spell sequence
    }

    // Movement blocking example
    public override bool OnCasterMoving(Direction d)
    {
        if (IsCasting && Info.BlocksMovement)
        {
            Caster.SendLocalizedMessage(500111); // You are frozen and can not move.
            return false;
        }
        return true;
    }
}
```

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### Magical Item Enchantment System in C#

Source: https://context7.com/zuluhotelaustralia/zuluhotel/llms.txt

A flexible enchantment system for weapons, armor, and items, featuring curse mechanics, buffs, and hook-based event handling. It allows for custom enchantment types and application to items.

```csharp
using ZuluContent.Zulu.Engines.Magic;
using ZuluContent.Zulu.Engines.Magic.Enums;
using Server;
using Server.Mobiles;
using Server.Spells;

// Create a custom enchantment type
public class FireDamageEnchantment : Enchantment<FireDamageInfo>
{
    public override string AffixName => "of Flames";

    [Key(1)]
    public int BonusDamage { get; set; }

    public FireDamageEnchantment(int bonusDamage, bool cursed = false) : base(cursed)
    {
        BonusDamage = bonusDamage;
        Cursed = cursed ? CurseType.Unrevealed : CurseType.None;
    }

    // Hook into spell damage calculation
    public override void OnSpellDamage(
        Mobile attacker,
        Mobile defender,
        Spell spell,
        ElementalType damageType,
        ref int damage)
    {
        if (damageType == ElementalType.Fire)
        {
            damage += BonusDamage;
        }
    }

    // Hook into healing calculation
    public override void OnHeal(Mobile healer, Mobile patient, object source, ref double healAmount)
    {
        // Modify heal amount
        healAmount *= 1.1; // 10% bonus
    }

    // Hook into paralysis
    public override void OnParalysis(Mobile mobile, ref TimeSpan duration, ref bool paralyze)
    {
        // Reduce paralysis duration
        duration = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(duration.TotalSeconds * 0.5);
    }
}

// Apply enchantments to items
public class EnchantmentExample
{
    public void ApplyEnchantments(IEnchanted item, Mobile owner)
    {
        // Get enchantment dictionary
        EnchantmentDictionary enchantments = item.Enchantments;

        // Add an enchantment
        var fireEnchant = new FireDamageEnchantment(10);
        enchantments.Add(fireEnchant);

        // Query enchantments using Get with predicate
        int fireDamage = enchantments.Get((FireDamageEnchantment e) => e.BonusDamage);

        // Set enchantment value
        enchantments.Set((FireDamageEnchantment e) => e.BonusDamage = 15);

        // Check curse status
        CurseType curseStatus = fireEnchant.Cursed;
        bool isCursed = curseStatus != CurseType.None;

        // Enchantment lifecycle events
        fireEnchant.OnAdded(item, owner);
        fireEnchant.OnIdentified(item);
        fireEnchant.OnRemoved(item, owner);
    }
}
```

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