Mana curve simulation and modeling for Hearthstone

This program allows a user to define the mana curve of their Hearthstone Deck and run a simulation that models the deck's card draw characteristics.

The hero power may be disabled or enabled for your simulation.

Just playing one game with a deck is not a good representation of how the deck will perform. This is counteracted by running X number of "iterations" - that is games using your deck. The result of these iterations is then aggregated and reported on.

There are three distinct ways that cards may be selected to be played during the simulation.

1. Use Big Cards First - The mode will always use big cards first.
2. Use Small Cards First - This mode will always use small cards first (includes hero power)
3. Use Random Card - A random card is selected and played from the hand.

This setting allows your to control with some precision how my effort goes into shuffling the deck for each iteration. Generally a number of about 500 works well enough such that diminishing returns are apparent.

This version allows you to name your deck.

For the purposes of this curve simulation, a deck is a sequence of integers that can range from [1, 10]. A deck should not exceed 30 cards.

For example:

Internally the program models a deck like this: deck = new [] { 1,1,1,2,2, }

Saving and loading decks & simulation settings is supported.

Decks may be randomly generated by using the File -> New menu item.

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