
Lanka Tactics
By ปาย ดับเบิ้ล ดริ้งค์
A notebook-themed browser auto-battler about buying units, positioning a team on hexes and building synergies before automatic combat.
Lanka Tactics is a browser auto-battler staged on a notebook laid across a classroom desk. Its characters resemble notebook drawings, surrounded by pencils, an eraser and snacks. Creator ปาย ดับเบิ้ล ดริ้งค์ describes the project as an open test featuring characters from the Ramakien, Himmapan creatures and Thai ghosts.
Buy units, position the team, then start the round
The planning phase provides a unit shop, a reserve bench and a hexagonal battlefield. Buy units with in-game currency and drag them onto the board; the unit limit depends on level. A side panel tracks team synergies, helping show which bonuses a new unit contributes before you press Ready to fight.

Watch the formation fight automatically
Units fight automatically once combat begins. Positions, health bars and team bonuses remain visible, with controls to speed the animation up to twice its normal rate or skip combat. The tutorial against bots can be entered without registration and introduces buying and deploying units.

The creator’s October 27, 2026 post lists 40 characters, trait-based buffs and star upgrades from three duplicate units. The gameplay evidence here covers planning and combat in the tutorial, not a full test of online play.
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