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

Choose a team, combine character decks, move across the arena, play attacks and abilities, manage status effects, score knockouts and central spaces, and reach 20 victory points.

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

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

Choose heroes, prepare the chapter deck and map, play cards to move and attack, combine distinct abilities, stop monsters from reaching Avel, improve each deck, and complete the five replayable chapters.

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.

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

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

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

Plan around the horde deck’s visible threats, concentrate damage where a breakthrough is imminent, and preserve flexible cards for the enemy turn’s worst branch.

Treat aggro as a team puzzle: the hero dealing the most damage should not also be the one left exposed when the boss resolves its move.

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

Play event cards to drive map pressure and long-term timing.

Share equipment and information while the rescue is fragile, but watch the conditions that let a teammate defect—the safest route can suddenly become a race.

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

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

Use clues and contradictions to deduce hidden information.

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.

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

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.

Develop runes with the champion’s curve in mind and contest only the battlefields that advance the point plan; an expensive fight that yields no control is lost tempo.