RPG game in UML

Hi,

I am developing an RPG game and was wondering if I would have
advantages when I use some OO for the battle-engine. Actually I am now
trying to model the whole game in UML, just for the fun of it.

I have a model like this now:

GameObject
^ ^ ^
| | |
Hero Tree Stone

Thats about it. I also got a simple relation between hero---player.
And an Action-class still hanging loose.

Now the fun starts.

Lets presume there are only hero-type characters in this game so every
player(user) has a hero (not A character). I think weapons play an
important role. A Tree could be the weapon for a hero. Even a tree
could BE a hero (yes, you can play a tree in this game!).

If I do, how do I model these things?

:)
Regards Weerius

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