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Front and back field zones in Lore Duel, with hand cards and Ongkhot’s card details.
Strategy

Lore Duel

By Boogey Man

Card game starting with Ramakien characters, arranging decks and placing cards in front-back rows to enable synergistic abilities.

Lore Duel is a card game that assembles armies by selecting characters from legends and stories, with the first set drawn from the Ramakien. The key focus lies in positioning on the battlefield and choosing card abilities to work together.

The board is divided into front and back rows, making position a key part of planning. The Ongkhot card in the image has a condition that grants extra attack power when placed in the front row without any other allies in the same row. The side of the board allows you to read card details, while the hand and power values are displayed at the bottom.

Front and back field zones in Lore Duel, with hand cards and Ongkhot’s card details.
Front and back rows with Ongkhot’s card details · Image from developer Boogey Man’s post

Read the cards before assembling the army

The card list has a search box and tabs for the Vanara, Lanka, and Ayodhya armies, or all cards. Selecting Phra Phirun opens a side panel with casting cost, attack, HP, and abilities, so you can read each card’s conditions before adding it to your deck.

Card list with army filter and details of Phra Phirun on the right
Search for cards and read details about Phra Phirun on the card list page.

Build a thirty-card deck

Deck organization separates card storage, deck list, and details into distinct sections. The preview displays a full 30-card deck, including the count of each card and a summary of energy values at the bottom. Options include removing cards, starting a new deck, and selecting a deck ability.

Lore Duel’s deck-building screen shows 30 of 30 cards, duplicate counts, energy values, and Nilakhan’s details.
Card inventory, deck lists, and details are on the same deck-building page.

Demo for bots and friend rooms

The demo in the original post supports playing with bots and inviting friends via room numbers, while the ranking system, auto-matching, and Story Mode are still planned for development as mentioned in that post.

The website loreduel.com uses the name Mythic Card Game, which aligns with the word MYTHIC in the main menu image. This inspection was limited by the browser's WebGL2 restrictions before entering the game.

Creators and Origins

Developer: Boogey Man

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