Battle Mechanics & Clashes

A Clash is a head-to-head battle between two players. Each clash uses the player’s Battle Deck, which contains 5 cards, and the matchup is resolved across 5 rounds.

Each round compares one card from each player’s deck. The result of each round affects the player’s rating, which is used to determine leaderboard placement in daily tournaments.

Each clash includes:

Player 1: 5 Battle Deck cards
​Player 2: 5 Battle Deck cards
​Total Rounds: 5

Each round matches one card against one card. After all 5 rounds are completed, the player’s rating is updated based on the results.

Every day, each user participates in roughly 10 automatic clashes.

These automatic clashes count toward the player’s Daily Tournament leaderboard ranking.

Automatic clashes are handled by the system, so players do not need to manually start them in order to participate in the daily tournament.

Players can also start battles manually.

Manual battle difficulty options include:

There is currently no daily limit on manual battles.

Manual battles allow players to keep playing and testing their Battle Deck outside of the automatic daily tournament clashes.

Each round is decided using a deterministic rule chain. This means the system follows a fixed order of rules to determine the winner.

There is no separate attack or defense phase. Instead, each round is evaluated in the following priority order:

The card with the higher Attack value wins the round.

If both cards have the same Attack value, the card with the higher Defense value wins the round.

If both Attack and Defense are tied, the system compares the total Defense value across all 5 cards in each player’s Battle Deck.

The player with the higher total team Defense wins the round.

If Attack, Defense, and Team Synergy are all tied, the round is decided by a coin flip.

This only happens in rare cases where both players have completely equal values under the previous rules.

Every player has a rating that increases or decreases based on battle results.

The rating change is influenced by:

Default rating settings:

Players begin with a default rating of 500. As clashes are completed, their rating moves up or down based on the outcome of each round.

Each Daily Tournament leaderboard is ranked by rating.

After the day’s clashes are resolved, players are ranked in descending order, meaning the players with the highest ratings appear at the top of the leaderboard.

Clashes are decided by card strength, deck composition, and round-by-round results.
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To improve leaderboard performance, players should focus on: