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Today's packPack 1
The random pool combines seventeen curated battles with world battles: entries with recorded participants deal one card per person (twelve at most, harder as the count grows), while entries without any person only offer a Wikipedia link. World battles carry the same weight as curated ones — every figure you flip joins the archive, and every finished round counts toward your record and the leaderboard.
Your record
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RECENTNo battles recorded yet. Open a pack and find three winners among twelve unknown figures.
Archive progress
0 / 0 · 0%No battle drawn yet. Once you open a pack, only the archive that belongs to you is counted here.
Open the pack
Every battle is sealed in a pack. Until you tear it open, you cannot tell which battle it is or how rare it is.
Flip a few figures
Curated battles hold twelve figure cards; world battles deal by recorded headcount, twelve at most. Winners and losers are shuffled together — only a flip tells you which side a figure is on.
Three winners win
Find three winners to win, and the victory counts toward the ranking by difficulty. Two wrong flips end the round, so do not tap blindly.
Overall score
RANK SCOREHow scoring works Score = win rate × difficulty factor × volume weight
The difficulty factor rises with average difficulty (0.75 → 1.30), and the volume weight converges as √(battles/60). Farming easy battles therefore never scores high: only a high win rate, high difficulty and enough battles move you up.
Official ranking requires ≥ 30 battles. Rows tagged ARCHIVE are preset historical players kept for reference, not real opponents. Collection progress lives on the Archive tab. ARCHIVE
COLLECTION
My archive
0 curated battles · 0 world battles · 0 figures drawn
Your archive is still empty. Open the first pack and the battle you draw will appear here.
This archive only shows battles you have drawn. 0 figures collected, 0 still unflipped; cards revealed at settlement do not count. World battles count fully toward collection and record — only the few battles whose sources cannot produce a figure list are left as a readable battle card.