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Draft from shared options to assemble a plan over successive turns.

Draft from shared options to assemble a plan over successive turns.

Coordinate with teammates to solve the game's shared challenge.

Choose a defender, spend action points, move across habitats, defeat mechs, clear pollution, build camps, breach walls, rewild factories, and coordinate faction support.

Coordinate with teammates to solve the game's shared challenge.

Choose heroes and one of seven standalone scenarios, assemble its maps and story materials, fit action tiles onto player boards, move, fight, investigate, resolve branching choices, and complete the adventure together.

Play disruptive cards to slow rivals and protect your own plan.

Collect matching sets while timing when to score or trade them.

Preserve flexible dice faces until the opposing plan is clear; spending the perfect symbol too early can close off your strongest reaction line.

Treat each gate as a focused lesson: build reliable ink first, then learn when questing is worth exposing a character to a challenge.

Build for positional roles as well as raw strength; a modest unit that controls the right square can open the decisive route to a stronghold.

Place for both immediate chains and future adjacency; the best hero is often the one that completes several regional and quest lines at once.

Learn Ursula’s automated turn at the lowest difficulty first, then coordinate removal and lore spending so one player’s tempo gain does not leave the team exposed.

Leave useful exits on more than one edge; the best local card can become the team’s dead end a turn later.

Build a deck or pool that turns small actions into stronger combos.

Move pieces across a map while planning position and timing.

Build each hero around a clear party job before chasing flashy upgrades; reliable defense, healing, and card flow make the group’s strongest attacks possible.

Spend limited actions each turn to balance movement, setup, and scoring.

Coordinate shared actions while clues or threats pressure the group.

Coordinate initiative before committing attacks: acting early can protect a vulnerable ally, but leaving the right character late may create the cleanest response to an adversary activation.

Manage cards in hand to time plays, combos, and scoring windows.

Announce the aspect each dragon can support before committing: balanced hands keep the group flexible, while timely specialization lets one dragon solve the chapter’s hardest task.

Recruit cards that reinforce your House’s class combinations, defend your Mastermind before an opponent can exploit it, and attack where victory points overlap with deck improvement.