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Choose cards for tactical dungeon fights and long-term character growth.

Maneuver, draw, and attack with a unique fighter deck while preserving enough cards to survive the rival’s counterplay.

Choose Daredevil, Elektra, or Bullseye, take two actions per turn, maneuver across connected spaces, resolve hidden-card combat, exploit item tokens, and defeat every opposing hero.

Move through the Globe, play attack and defence cards face down, exploit four radically different fighter decks, and defeat the opposing hero before your own health runs out.

Take two actions, maneuver through Azuchi Castle, attack with hidden combat cards, exploit flanking or pursuit abilities, and reduce the rival hero to zero health.

Choose a hero, maneuver through the arena, spend two actions, and resolve attacks with hidden cards until every rival fighter is defeated.

Select a Marvel hero, spend two actions to maneuver, scheme, or attack, resolve card effects in order, use battlefield items, and defeat the rival hero.

Choose Geralt, Ciri, or the Ancient Leshen, maneuver twice per turn, play schemes and combat cards, exploit a unique ability, and defeat every rival hero.

Choose a Witcher fighter, spend two actions to maneuver, scheme, or attack, manage a single action deck, exploit zones and line of sight, and reduce every opposing hero to zero health.

Build two kill teams and the killzone, choose a mission, assign orders, alternate operative activations, spend action points, exploit cover and sight lines, and score objectives.

Assemble a modular island, place worm teams and crates, activate one worm at a time to move and collect supplies, choose a weapon, resolve range, wind, scatter, damage, and knockback, destroy terrain, and be the last team with a worm standing.

Choose a scenario and assemble its maps and named counters, alternate movement and missile activity, spend movement points by terrain, check facing and line of sight, resolve combat on the appropriate table, flip wounded characters, test morale, and complete the scenario’s objective within its turn limit.

Choose a scenario and force, deploy on its terrain map, assign secret numbered order tokens including a bluff, reveal activations in sequence, move, fire, and assault with unit abilities and action cards, and complete the scenario objective before the opposing army.

Design a fighter and survive a fast, positioning-heavy duel of cold steel and dice.

Build a point-limited force, set maneuver dials in secret, fly or march into favorable arcs, and combine actions, upgrades, and dice at the right range.

Build faction alliances early and position heroes so enemy reactions cannot cut off the adventures that score your largest objectives.

Plan around each wing’s command limits: a coordinated reserve and intact formation usually matter more than one dramatic charge.

Clan cohesion matters more than isolated strength: activate formations with a clear sequence, protect leaders, and time shock attacks so routed enemies cannot recover between commands.

Treat movement as a squad resource: occupy cover and firing lanes that create safe follow-ups, and save interrupts for the moment an enemy crosses open ground.

Control weapon spawns and central cover before chasing kills; a defeated Spartan returns, but lost position and an exposed objective can decide the round.

Build a squad around two or three deliberate synergies, then spend the preparation phase creating lines of sight and breach routes that force the opponent to react on your clock.

Move for the modifier you need, not merely the shortest route: use buildings and trees to break line of sight, then concentrate several units on one exposed target before it can reposition.

Preserve a flexible defense card until you understand the opponent’s threat range; winning position is rarely worth exposing a hero to an unanswered signature attack.

Coordinate initiative rather than simply acting as soon as possible; leaving the right hero high on the track can interrupt a monster activation or rescue an exposed ally.