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Faith War is a fast 2-player lane-control card game about a holy war fought across three realms: Sky, Earth, and Underworld.
Each round, both players commit cards face-down at the same time, then reveal together. Take two of the three lanes to win the war. The twist: power is paid for in blood. Champions cost one of your own followers to play, Gods cost two and devour enemy followers to snowball out of control, and when a lane is outnumbered your STRONGEST unit is the first to fall. Every advantage costs you something, so overcommitting can be as fatal as playing it safe.
This is an early alpha built to test one thing: whether the core loop is genuinely fun. It's the pure game right now, no deckbuilding or art yet, with three preset decks (wide swarm, tall champions, god toolbox) and two AI difficulties. Play a full match against the bot in about 5 to 10 minutes, no install, no signup.
Play a match or two and tell me where it felt great, confusing, or broken.
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Faith War is a fast 2-player lane-control card game about a holy war fought across three realms: Sky, Earth, and Underworld.
Each round, both players commit cards face-down at the same time, then reveal together. Take two of the three lanes to win the war. The twist: power is paid for in blood. Champions cost one of your own followers to play, Gods cost two and devour enemy followers to snowball out of control, and when a lane is outnumbered your STRONGEST unit is the first to fall. Every advantage costs you something, so overcommitting can be as fatal as playing it safe.
This is an early alpha built to test one thing: whether the core loop is genuinely fun. It's the pure game right now, no deckbuilding or art yet, with three preset decks (wide swarm, tall champions, god toolbox) and two AI difficulties. Play a full match against the bot in about 5 to 10 minutes, no install, no signup.
Play a match or two and tell me where it felt great, confusing, or broken.