12. Complete Runtime

The completed example is in the crate:

cargo run -p flexweave --example rpg_combat

The flow proves the full line through the guide:

1. Create player and enemy objects.
2. Attach profile and faction data.
3. Store current health, mana, and base stats.
4. Derive max health and attack speed from base stats plus active effects.
5. Grant player abilities.
6. Gate activation with cooldowns, mana, and target checks.
7. Commit abilities into costs, cooldowns, and effects.
8. Apply instant damage and duration buffs.
9. Tick time, execute Bleed, and expire buffs.
10. Publish lifecycle facts and project signals.
11. Destroy the enemy and clean object-keyed stores.

The example is not a framework you must copy. It is one ordinary Rust runtime that composes Flexweave primitives at the boundary where application meaning belongs.

Continue with Core Concepts for a slower explanation of each primitive.