The center of every duel is a shared mana line. Spending mana moves momentum across the field. Commit too much and your turn may end with resources waiting for your opponent. Hold back, recover mana through your cards, or push through the Battle Phase and pass the remaining momentum across the table. Every decision changes both sides of the next turn.

A Shared Resource Changes Every Play

Mana moves between players instead of resetting independently.

•  Paying a cost pushes mana toward your opponent.

•  Crossing below zero ends your turn after effects resolve.

•  Mana left after the Battle Phase passes to the next player as overflow.

•  Enhancements can shape the field and later be Dispelled to recover their printed mana cost.

•  A large hand can be returned to the bottom of the deck during the Draw Phase to gain additional mana.

The strongest play is not always the biggest card you can afford. You must also decide how much momentum you are willing to hand over.

Build Across Universes

Explore card pools with different identities, artwork, and tactical goals:

• Dark Reincarnations: swift Loners and students that turn specific monsters into powerful Immaterial summons.

• Psycho Relics: futuristic machines, strange relics, and disruptive resource loops.

• Celestial Stall: defensive angels built to survive pressure and control the pace of a duel.

• The Giant Hand: immense threats that trade flexibility for overwhelming presence.

• Small Beastfolk: compact creatures that recycle resources and build advantage through repeated movement.

Search your collection, inspect every card, and organize a legal deck around the worlds and mechanics you want to master.

Play Your Way

Campaign

Challenge scripted opponents across persistent campaign chapters. Adapt your deck to each encounter, learn how a Universe fights, and earn lasting rewards for your collection.

Collection and Deck Building

Open packs, browse your cards, create decks, and customize your profile and battle presentation with fields, sleeves, deck boxes, coins, avatars, and wallpapers.

Player Versus Player

Prepare for casual matchmaking, ranked seasons, private rooms, 2v2 and four-player battles. Competitive systems are being developed around visible results, maintained card statistics, and regular card-pool review.