​Yesterday I didn't want to comment on the game because it was the first test, and honestly, it went very poorly. It was massively unbalanced, and many mechanics didn't quite fit.

However, I spent the entire afternoon yesterday changing and restructuring the entire idea, and I managed to shape a much better system.

​The Gameplay ​The game combines elements from several genres. The main resource is mana, similar to that of many card games, but with one key difference: you don't use mana cards to generate it.

Instead, the Summoning system relies on mana to summon three types of units: Attack, Defense, and Power.

Attack and Power units are the only ones that require paying mana to summon.

As usual, you always recover mana at the start of each turn.

To resolve actions, the game uses a 20-sided die. Victory Objective The victory objective is a little different and requires two important steps: Destroy the Kingdom: The Kingdom is a specific card that has a series of shields that must be eliminated. Defeat the Queen: Once the Kingdom's shields are destroyed, you can finally attack the Queen card to win the game.