Demo Update - Rule changes regarding destroyed buildings, etc.

2025/11/11 Update - Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where the score for the Magic Lab was not calculated correctly.

• Fixed an error in the description text for the Statue of Rollcurius in English and Simplified Chinese.

2025/11/09 Update - Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug where villagers trained into siege units at the "Training center" would not destroy buildings.

• Fixed an issue where villagers would be forcibly returned to the castle when their speed was increased.

• Fixed a problem where an opponent's cards could sometimes multiply under specific conditions.

• Fixed various issues related to translation.

To All Players,

The Demo has been updated. This time, there are changes to the core rules that affect gameplay. Please read the details below.

There are also card balance adjustments and other changes.

Changes to Basic Rules

Changes to the handling of destroyed Buildings

Previously, when a Building was destroyed, the destroyed card would return to the deck. We will try abolishing this basic rule. A card destroyed on the board will no longer return to the deck during that round.

In the late game, players often have excess coins. In this situation, even if a Building is destroyed, it is immediately played again. We believe it is more natural for destroying an opponent's Building to grant an advantage, and this will make the game more interesting.

Dismantling and reusing buildings was a clever trick discovered by many players, but this will no longer be possible. We feel a little sad about this, so perhaps we may reintroduce card reuse in some form in the future.

Matching with Defeated Data

Previously, only data from winning matches was used for opponent matchmaking. Now, you will also be matched against data that lost in the final battle.

This is intended to allow players to face a more diverse range of opponents, not just the powerful builds that won their matches.

The game might become too easy, or there might be little change. We will continue to monitor the situation.

Changes to Card Selection

• "Boost Chance" has been abolished due to lack of clarity, and "Big Chance" has been added, which allows selection from 8 cards.

• Limited the choices in the first round to ensure a more stable start.

Card Balance Adjustments