Sure thing, I can break it down. Think of the spell as a set of inputs and outputs, just like any transaction. First, you define the exact conditions that trigger it – that’s your “if” part. Then you code the effects – the damage, the area, the cooldown – as deterministic math functions that always give the same result for the same inputs. Because the code runs on the blockchain, it can’t be altered by a player once deployed, so every time it executes it will behave the same, just like a ritual. The trick is to make the logic transparent and auditable, so everyone can see exactly how the spell works, and you can test it in a sandbox before you deploy it to mainnet. That’s how you get a spell that’s both magical and code‑perfect.