Thread: In Trouble

I'm trying to create a small RPG and I'm having trouble figurig out how to attach an inventory to a being when it's being created.

Please take a look at my code

Being.h

Code:

class Being
{
public:
             
       void makeInv(Being& target);
       void atk(Being& target, Being& attacker);
       void takeDmg(Being& attaker, Being& target);
       
       void setHp(int HP){hp = HP;}
       void setSp(int SP){sp = SP;}
       void setFlee(int FLEE){flee = FLEE;}
       void setHit(int HIT){hit = HIT;}
       void setAtkPower(int ATKPOWER){atkPower = ATKPOWER;}
       void setMultip(int MULTIP){multip = MULTIP;}
       void setInvNumSet(int INVNUMSET){invNumSet = INVNUMSET;}
       
       int getHp(){return hp;}
       int getSp(){return sp;}
       int getFlee(){return flee;}
       int getHit(){return hit;}
       int getAtkPower(){return atkPower;}
       int getMultip(){return multip;}
       int getInvNum(){return invNumSet;}
              
protected:
          
          int hp;
          int sp;
          int flee;
          int hit;
          int atkPower;
          int multip;
          int invNumSet;
      
};

#endif

Being.cpp

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <time.h>

using namespace std;

#include "Enemy.h"
#include "Hero.h"

void Being::makeInv(Being& target)
{
     string *pInvNum;
     pInvNum = new string[target.getInvNum()];
     
     for(int i = 0; target.getInvNum() > i; i++)
     {
     pInvNum[i] = "\nEmpty Slot !!"; 
     cout << pInvNum[i] << endl;
     }     
}

void Being::atk(Being& target, Being& attacker)
{
           int fleeRoll, fleeRoll2;
           
           fleeRoll = (target.getFlee() - attacker.getHit() );
           
           time_t seconds;
           time(&seconds);
           srand((unsigned int) seconds);

           fleeRoll2 = rand() % 100;
           
           if(fleeRoll < fleeRoll2)
           {
           cout << "\nHit !!";
           takeDmg(attacker, target);
           }
           else
           cout << "\nMiss !!";

  
}

void Being::takeDmg(Being& attacker, Being& target)
{
     int temp;
     
     temp = target.getHp();
     temp -= (attacker.getAtkPower() * attacker.getMultip() );
     target.setHp(temp);
}

Enemies are the same as this class, so I won't waste space posting it twice.

Hero.h

Code:

#ifndef HERO_H
#define HERO_H

#include <iostream>

#include "Being.h"

class Warrior : public Being
{
public:
       
      Warrior()
      {hp = 100, sp = 10, flee = 120, hit = 100, 
      invNumSet = 10, atkPower = 10, multip = 2; };
      
      void warriorAtk();
     
};

Anyone got any tips on how to attach the inventory to the instance when the constructor is called?

Could you explain exactly what you are doing there. Still really unsure about pointers.