Turn-based tactical duels. The best player takes the pot.

Passive · Variant of “Rage”

Pack leader

A living pack hits harder. Your beasts have 25% more HP. In return, you have 10% less HP: 880 instead of 980. Each living beast gives you and your beasts +6% damage when it arrives, then +6% more on each of your turns it is still there, up to +20% per beast (+40% with two) — the full bonus on your fourth turn with it. A beast that is killed takes its bonus with it, the next one starts again at +6%, and its call goes back on full cooldown.

Variant of “Mace smash”

Wild whip

• 4 AP
• Range 1–3
• 2× per turn

A whip crack at an enemy in sight, up to 3 tiles away, twice per turn: 22 to 30 damage, multiplied by 1 + the number of your beasts next to the target (×2 with one; with two, the ×2.5 cap). With all your damage bonuses combined (beasts next to the target, Rage, Pack leader), the hit never goes above ×2.5, critical hits aside.

Variant of “Charge”

Call of the boar

• 4 AP
• Range 1–3
• Cooldown 4 turns

Summons a boar (110 HP, 6 MP) that you control on its turn: it charges in a straight line at an enemy 2 to 4 tiles away (20 to 28 damage, every other turn) and, in melee, lands a tusk strike (16 to 22 damage, pushes back 1 tile). It stays on the field with no turn limit. At most 2 beasts at a time, and only one beast called per turn. Cooldown: 4 turns, which restart from zero if the beast is killed.

Variant of “Quake”

Call of the rock

• 4 AP
• Range 1–2
• Cooldown 4 turns

Summons a stone golem (160 HP, 4 MP, 50% resistance to AP/MP removal): in melee, it strikes (20 to 28 damage) and shakes the ground (8 to 12 damage, −2 MP). It stays on the field with no turn limit. At most 2 beasts at a time, and only one beast called per turn. Cooldown: 4 turns, which restart from zero if the beast is killed.

Variant of “Roar”

Call of the raven

• 3 AP
• Range 1–4
• Cooldown 4 turns

Summons a raven (95 HP, 8 MP): it pecks up to 3 tiles away (10 to 15 damage, −1 MP) and strikes with its beak in melee (18 to 24 damage). It only looks like it flies: it walks the map like everyone else. It stays on the field with no turn limit. At most 2 beasts at a time, and only one beast called per turn. Cooldown: 4 turns, which restart from zero if the beast is killed.

Variant of “Pit”

Pack instinct

• 2 AP
• Self
• Cooldown 3 turns

Your beasts gain 1 MP and 15% damage for their next 2 turns. The damage bonus counts right away, Rush included. No beast, no effect.

Variant of “Stomp”

Rush

• 2 AP
• Self
• Cooldown 2 turns

Each beast moves 1 tile towards the nearest enemy, then strikes it if adjacent: 22 to 30 damage. The hit is the beast’s own: its damage bonuses count, not your Rage, and it costs the beast neither AP nor MP. No beast, no effect.

Variant of “Intimidate”

Wild swap

• 2 AP
• Range 1–6
• Cooldown 2 turns
• No line of sight needed

You swap places with one of your beasts, up to 6 tiles away, even without line of sight. Nothing anchored can be swapped.

Variant of “Stoneskin”

Pack bond

• 3 AP
• Self
• Cooldown 2 turns

Until your next turn, the damage taken by you or by any of your beasts is split equally between you and each of your beasts: half each with one beast, a third with two. Each share goes through the resistances of whoever receives it, and is never split a second time. No beast, no effect.

Passive · Variant of “Focus”

Benevolence

Each heal from your Soothing chant on an ally also restores to you 10% of the HP healed. The farther the healed ally, the stronger that heal: +5% per tile beyond 2, up to +25% at 7 tiles. Even without an ally, the passive works: the heals you give yourself are 15% stronger (Soothing chant, Featherstep, Great canticle placed on yourself). The bunny’s Cuddle, Great canticle placed on an ally and Venom chant’s lifesteal do not benefit.

Variant of “Fire bolt”

Keen chant

• 3 AP
• Range 1–7
• 2× per turn

A word that wounds an enemy: 12 to 18 damage, plus an echo for 2 turns: every heal you or an ally receive in that time, wherever it comes from (chant, bunny, lifesteal, turret, regeneration), deals as much damage to them, in two halves, at the start of their next 2 turns. Their armour and resistances reduce this damage.

Variant of “Blast”

Soothing chant

• 4 AP
• Range 0–6
• 99× per turn

Heals allies on the targeted tile and the 4 adjacent tiles (yourself included): 9 to 13 HP each. Enemies in the area are hurt: 14 to 20 damage (150% of the heal), a direct hit that can be dodged. No cooldown and no limit per turn: as many times as your AP allow.

Variant of “Blaze”

Venom chant

• 4 AP
• Range 1–7
• Cooldown 2 turns

A poison that eats at an enemy at the start of each of their next 3 turns (18 to 24) and restores to you half of the damage it actually deals. It cannot be dodged and goes through armour. It stops as soon as a healing spell touches the target; lifesteal or regeneration does not stop it.

Variant of “Comet”

Chant of zeal

• 2 AP
• Range 0–6
• Cooldown 5 turns

Your allies on the targeted tile and the 4 adjacent tiles (yourself included, if you are there) have 2 more AP for their next 2 turns.

Variant of “Blink”

Featherstep

• 3 AP
• Range 1–2
• Cooldown 1 turn

A short jump to a free tile in sight, up to 2 tiles away; on landing, you recover 8 to 12 HP. Its range cannot be modified: no range bonus or penalty applies to it. Every other turn.

Variant of “Mage’s eye”

Chant of vigour

• 3 AP
• Range 0–6
• Cooldown 4 turns

An ally (or yourself) gains 8% max HP — and as much HP — for 3 turns. At the end, max HP returns to normal; the excess HP is lost.

Variant of “Arcane mirror”

Great canticle

• 6 AP
• Range 0–6
• Cooldown 1 turn

A protective chant on an ally (or yourself), until the start of your next turn: each time they take damage, they immediately recover half of the damage actually taken (after armour and resistances) — hits, areas, poison, pushes, glyphs and traps. A killing blow kills: the heal does not happen. Every other turn: the chant has worn off by the time you can cast it again. Does not stack: another Arcanist’s on the same target only renews the duration.

Variant of “Flame elemental”

Healer bunny

• 4 AP
• Range 1–4
• Cooldown 5 turns

Summons a healer bunny (140 HP, 4 MP) that you control on its turn: once per turn, it heals an ally, you or itself up to 4 tiles away (16 to 21 HP), or wounds an enemy (24 to 32 damage). It plays 3 turns, the first right after yours, then leaves at the start of its 4th.

Passive · Variant of “Dodge”

Lucky hand

Luck is on your side: your chance spells succeed 60 times out of 100 (instead of 50) — Luck of the draw and Evil eye keep their odds. Your critical hits rise to 20% (instead of 10%), and a critical always lands in the upper half of the spell’s damage.

Variant of “Quick dagger”

Twist of fortune

• 3 AP
• Range 1

A 50/50 bet on an enemy next to you. Success: they take again half of the damage YOU dealt to them between the start of their second-to-last turn and the start of their last turn — your previous turn, in other words: this turn’s damage does not count yet. Miss: you take a quarter of it yourself, and you gain +10 crit points for this turn (30 at most). Nothing dealt: nothing happens.

Variant of “Lifesteal”

Fickle blade

• 4 AP
• Range 1–5

An unpredictable blow on an enemy up to 5 tiles away, 50/50: 80 to 100 damage, or only 8 to 16 — a Miss, which gives you +10 crit points for this turn (30 at most).

Variant of “Creeping venom”

Lucky charm

• 1 AP
• Self

For this turn only, your critical hit chance rises by 11 points and your chance spells succeed 10 more times out of 100 — Luck of the draw and Evil eye keep their odds.

Variant of “Poison trap”

Luck of the draw

• 2 AP
• Self

One outcome drawn at random out of eight, revealed when the spell is cast. Hot blood (16%): +30% damage until the end of the turn. Second wind (16%): you recover 45 to 60 HP. Surge (14%): +2 AP right away. Light feet (14%): +2 MP right away. Thick hide (14%): 40 armour until your next turn. Hex (10%): the nearest enemy loses 2 MP on its next turn (it can resist). Jackpot (4%): +2 AP, +2 MP and +30% damage. Miss (12%): nothing, except +10 crit points for this turn (30 at most), like any Miss.

Variant of “Blade trap”

Loaded die

• 2 AP
• Self
• Cooldown 1 turn

A 50/50 chance to recast for free, on the same tile, the last spell cast this turn (if it can still target it); otherwise, nothing: a Miss, which gives you +10 crit points for this turn (30 at most). A chance spell can only be recast if it has just failed: it then tries its luck again. Impossible after a trap, a self-buff spell or Twist of fortune.

Variant of “Hook trap”

Evil eye

• 4 AP
• Range 1–6
• 2× per turn

Trap invisible to the opponent, on its tile and the 4 tiles diagonally around it, twice per turn. Whoever enters its area stops there and triggers it: everyone in it takes 20 to 28 damage and a penalty drawn at random at that moment: −2 AP or −2 MP, 50/50 — right away for whoever is playing, otherwise on their next turn. You trigger it too. Lasts 8 turns.

Variant of “Fear”

Sidestep

• 2 AP
• Range 1
• Cooldown 1 turn
• No line of sight needed

You jump to a free tile next to you (not diagonally) and gain 1 MP right away. Until your next turn, the next enemy spell that wounds you, poisons you, removes AP or MP from you or pushes you deals 40% less direct damage to you. A poison or a removal on its own uses up this parry without reducing anything; traps and turret shots ignore it.

Variant of “Shadow veil”

Double or nothing

• 3 AP
• Range 1–5
• Cooldown 1 turn

A 50/50 chance to deal 65 to 80 damage to an enemy; otherwise, nothing — and you lose 1 AP right away. That Miss gives you +10 crit points for this turn (30 at most).

Passive · Variant of “Swap”

Crossing

Your spells that pass through a rift get 30% more damage and 2 more tiles of range. Crossing from one of your rifts to another also refunds the MP paid, once per turn: walking over one is not enough. Stillness: ending the turn without spending any MP restores 8% of max HP — a refunded crossing does not count as MP spent.

Variant of “Pivot”

Collapse

• 3 AP
• Range 0–60
• Cooldown 1 turn
• No line of sight needed

Closes all your rifts at once, wherever they are: each one collapses and hurts the enemies within 2 tiles of it, only once per enemy. 10 to 14 damage per rift closed, multiplied by the average distance between your rifts: ×0.5, plus 0.1 per tile apart, up to ×3 at 25 tiles apart. A single rift: 10 to 14. At 2 tiles from a rift: 20% less. Every other turn.

Variant of “Rewind”

Rift bolt

• 2 AP
• Range 2–5
• 2× per turn

A bolt that only goes through your rifts, never directly: it enters a rift up to 5 tiles from you, in sight, and comes out of another to strike an enemy 2 to 5 tiles from it, in its sight — 26 to 34 damage. Without two open rifts, it cannot be cast.

Variant of “Reversal”

Call of the void

• 2 AP
• Range 2–5
• Cooldown 1 turn

Wounds an enemy 2 to 5 tiles away (10 to 14) and pulls it 2 tiles towards your rift nearest to it: it can end up on it. Without a rift, it only wounds. Nothing anchored moves.

Variant of “Hourglass”

Breaker

• 3 AP
• Range 2–5
• Straight line

A wave in a straight line, 2 to 5 tiles away: it hits the targeted tile and widens into a cone over 2 tiles beyond (1, then 3, then 5 tiles). Every entity hit takes 15 to 20 damage.

Variant of “Reflection”

Permutation

• 2 AP
• Range 0–8
• Cooldown 1 turn

An entity — enemy, ally or yourself — takes the place of your free rift nearest to it, and the rift takes its place. A target already standing on one of your rifts moves to the other one, without moving any rift. Nothing anchored is swapped. With no free rift, the spell is wasted.

Variant of “Recall”

Rift jump

• 3 AP
• Range 0–60
• Cooldown 1 turn
• No line of sight needed

You teleport onto one of your rifts, wherever it is, if nobody stands on it; it closes under your feet.

Variant of “Winder”

Trajectory

• 5 AP
• Range 2–5

A bolt at an enemy in sight, 2 to 5 tiles away: 22 to 30 damage. Cast through your rifts, it gathers momentum: +5% per tile between the entry rift and the exit rift, up to +100% (20 tiles); Crossing adds to it. This bonus is worked out on the spell’s maximum (30) and added to the roll: the gap between the weakest and the strongest hit stays at 8. If it can go through your rifts, it always takes the longest way.

Variant of “Automaton”

Rift

• 2 AP
• Range 1–5
• 99× per turn

Opens a rift on a free tile, twice per turn at most. Three at most: a fourth closes the one nearest to it. Cast on one of your rifts in range, it removes it and gives you back 1 AP, without limit. Whoever stands on a rift, ally or enemy, can come out on another free rift of their choice; walking over it is not enough. Crossing costs 1 MP per 10 tiles between the two rifts and weakens: −2% resistance per tile, −30% at most, for 2 turns. Everyone’s spells pass through. A push, never.

Passive · Variant of “Steady hand”

Engineer

Your turrets have 30% more HP and, as long as they are alive, their shots deal 40% more damage. Your firing lines between charges also burn 25% harder.

Variant of “Explosive charge”

Assault turret

• 3 AP
• Range 1–5
• Cooldown 4 turns

Places a turret that plays by itself, on its own turn: it shoots the 2 nearest enemies in sight, once each (and, at level 3, empowers allies). It stays until destroyed; only one at a time: cast again, the spell moves it here and it loses one level (never below level 1) and recovers 50% of its max HP. Only one turret placed per turn, all kinds combined. 4-turn cooldown. Level 1: 110 HP, shot 12 to 17 at 5 tiles; level 2: 143 HP, shot 30 to 41 at 6 tiles; level 3: 176 HP, shot 51 to 71 at 7 tiles, which also removes 1 MP (dodgeable), and Overload: +20% damage to an ally. Detonated or destroyed, it explodes 2 tiles around, like a charge: 14 to 20, 34 to 48, then 58 to 82 depending on its level.

Variant of “Grapeshot”

Grapple

• 3 AP
• Range 1–5
• 2× per turn

A grapple on a tile in sight: in the 3 by 3 square around it, enemies take 16 to 23 damage, then everything in it except you — enemies, allies, charges, turrets — is pulled one tile towards the centre (the nearest first; whatever is at the centre stays put, an occupied tile stops the pull). Can target an empty tile. Nothing anchored moves.

Variant of “Ignition”

Command volley

• 2 AP
• Range 1–6
• Cooldown 1 turn

You mark an enemy in your sight, up to 6 tiles from you: your assault turret strikes it, wherever the turret stands. Every other turn. The higher its level, the more terrible the blow — level 1: 11 to 15 damage; level 2: 26 to 32; level 3: 64 to 75 on the targeted enemy, and half of that to the enemies next to it. With no assault turret on the field, there is nothing to command.

Variant of “Shove”

Rivet

• 3 AP
• Range 1–3

Wounds an enemy (18 to 26) and pushes it 1 tile, once per turn. If it hits a wall or an entity, it is riveted: it loses 1 MP on its next turn — dodgeable, depending on its resistance to AP/MP removal — and takes the usual collision damage.

Variant of “Gather”

Healing turret

• 3 AP
• Range 1–5
• Cooldown 4 turns

Places a turret that plays by itself, on its own turn: it heals the 2 most wounded allies in sight, yourself included, once each (and, at level 3, plates allies with armour). It stays until destroyed; only one at a time: cast again, the spell moves it here and it loses one level (never below level 1) and recovers 50% of its max HP. Only one turret placed per turn, all kinds combined. 4-turn cooldown. Level 1: 90 HP, heal 10 to 14; level 2: 117 HP, heal 17 to 23; level 3: 144 HP, heal 29 to 39, and Armour plating, every turn: 20 armour to an ally. Its heals reach 1 to 6 tiles, at every level. Detonated or destroyed, it explodes 2 tiles around, like a charge: 16 to 22, 27 to 37, then 46 to 63 depending on its level.

Variant of “Relay”

Gangway

• 2 AP
• Range 1–8
• Straight line
• No line of sight needed

In a straight line with one of your turrets or charges, even behind a wall: target it (or the tile next to it, on your side), up to 8 tiles away, and you join it; target the tile next to you, in its direction, and it joins you instead, from however far away. The arrival tile must be free. No damage. Nothing anchored moves — except you, under your own Diving bell.

Variant of “Fine powder”

Upgrade

• 2 AP
• Range 1–8
• No line of sight needed

One of your turrets moves up to the next level (3 at most) — or one of your charges gains an arming notch. Never on a turret placed or moved this turn. Only one turret at level 3 at a time: when one reaches it, the other drops back to level 2. Assault turret — level 1: 110 HP, shot 12 to 17 at 5 tiles; level 2: 143 HP, shot 30 to 41 at 6 tiles; level 3: 176 HP, shot 51 to 71 at 7 tiles, which also removes 1 MP (dodgeable), and Overload: +20% damage to an ally. Detonated or destroyed, it explodes 2 tiles around, like a charge: 14 to 20, 34 to 48, then 58 to 82 depending on its level. Healing turret — level 1: 90 HP, heal 10 to 14; level 2: 117 HP, heal 17 to 23; level 3: 144 HP, heal 29 to 39, and Armour plating, every turn: 20 armour to an ally. Its heals reach 1 to 6 tiles, at every level. Detonated or destroyed, it explodes 2 tiles around, like a charge: 16 to 22, 27 to 37, then 46 to 63 depending on its level.

Variant of “Roll”

Diving bell

• 4 AP
• Self
• Cooldown 3 turns

For 2 turns: 15% damage resistance, 30 armour, and you are anchored — nobody but you can move you. In return, you will have 2 fewer MP on your next turn.