Switching Weapons (or methods of attack)

This evening, I spent some time reworking my weapon system. Now, the player may have an alternate weapon. (or method of attack. It feels weird to me to call a Unicorn Horn or Hooves weapons, though it's easier to think of them as such in terms of game design,)

The player can switch weapons at any time during combat with the current system, though that may change later on. The weapons and all their stats, such as dice type and amount to roll, are currently stored in the Player Object*, though I want to move them to the Inventory Object* eventually. I'll discuss the inventory in detail later.

Here's a shot of it in action:

Until next time!
The Code Pony

*The C++ language is object-oriented, which means the programmer has the ability to define what are known as classes, and then declare objects of an established class. An easy way to think about it would be to consider a "drink" class. Both "water" and "tea" are objects of the "drink" class. Within the "drink" class, there are internal variables such as "color" and "taste". "Water" and "tea" may hold different values for "color" and "taste", but ultimately they shall remain "drinks".