Wiltcards

Wiltcards is a standard turn based trading card game that includes equipment and gold-shop.

Hero Customization: Customize your hero with skill-points, abilities and a picture. After 8 turns in total, all heroes awaken and gain their full power. Depending on the order of your investments, some skills and abilities may be locked.

Items: Item cards can be equipped by board cards or heroes. It might increase their attack or give them some abilities. Some items lose durability when used to attack, some in other ways. You might deliberately give an item to a hostile character for strategic purposes. You may not equip a hostile character with an item if they already hold one. If you equip a character with an item, the previous item they hold go into the graveyard.

Traps: Trap cards are placed face-down and trigger under certain circumstances. Not all faced down cards are trap cards. Since trap cards stay on the board, they can be destroyed if targeted. However the consequences of that may vary.

Combat: You can place monster cards on board and use them or your hero to attack or defend against the opponent if charged (glowing in red). Upon attacking, damage is not necessarily mutual. Right click a charged card on board to defend. When a card attacks, it wastes a charge. Defending however, does not waste any charges. A card in defense mode cannot attack even if charged, but is protecting all the non defending characters. Defense can be surpassed via abilities.

Resource Management: Each turn you get a certain amount of gold, which you can use to place cards or buy cards from the mutual shop. The chest on the right of the board can be opened by left click. You might use the gold you have in order to buy cards from there into your hand. The opponent can do the same. Upon right clicking, you will waste 1 gold replacing the current card with a different one. That could be used either to refresh your available options or block the opponent from buying that card on their turn.

Deck: Customize your deck before the game starts, choosing no more than 70 cards. 0 costing cards will go in your side deck instead. Cards without a cost are called "side cards". They go into the side deck. In the match, the deck and side deck are shuffled separately into two different card piles. The side deck is face-up, such that you know which card you're pulling, unlike the main deck which is face-down. Each turn, you get to draw 1 card either from your side deck or main deck, depending on your choice.