Your Ravers fight as the cards they are. Every ability is generated from that token’s own traits, so no two decks read the same.
#1226 Purple Lone Wolf
#510 Short Hair Rockstar
#1798 Alien Miss Influence
#689 Royal Toxic Queen
#1576 Pink Lone Wolf
Point at a move to see it play out, and every skill it could be.
Hit points are sized from the collection itself: 567 Commons, 109 Rares and 3 Legendaries were minted, and the three heights are set so the average card across all of them stands 1,000. Every skill is a share of that. Both players choose a move, then the round plays: guards go up first, every hit and dose of venom lands at once, heals come next, and venom already riding a card bites last. Nobody answers what the other side just did.
Its deck draws from the whole collection, and you pick how it plays: at random, with instincts, or to win. Practice moves no gold either way.
Hover for a lookPick how the bot plays before the deal: easy picks at random, normal has instincts, hard plays to win. No gold moves at this table, whichever way it goes.
Another member, in real time. Beating a person pays 25 Raver Gold.
Hover for a lookA live table against another member, best hand standing. Beating a person pays 25, for the first three wins against them in a day.
Send a code, and each side takes its turn whenever it likes until the match ends.
Hover for a lookSend the code, walk away, come back: each side takes its turn whenever it likes until the match ends.
A card’s four skills each draw on one of the six things it is made of: its eyes, its mouth, its colourway, the character, the song and the Realm. The rarer the trait, the harder the skill.
Two cards can share a trait and still fight differently, because each card’s roll decides which four of its six traits its skills use. A card never carries two skills from the same trait. Once Raver Gold is live you can reroll one skill for 10 gold or all four for 32; a reroll only ever moves a skill onto a trait the card has and is not already using, and the server makes the roll.
Wins against the same person pay their 25 for the first three in a day, and never between accounts that share a verified email, a wallet, a network or a device. Losing costs nothing: the 25 is paid by the Realm, not taken from the other player, and the bot table pays nothing at all. Back to the games.
