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Guests play the Medieval Age on Easy against the AI, offline, with no sign-up. A free account (email and password) opens the Conquest ladder — every age opens on Easy, each win opens the next difficulty up to Ultra Extreme, and beating all five opens the next age — plus the speed boards and everything online. Progress follows the account to any device, and a guest's clears count the moment they make one. To remove an account and its data, see delete your account.
The two endless modes are in beta while their balance settles. They are open to everyone, guests included. Best runs are kept on your device only — there is no public board for them yet — and a run never records a clear time or moves the ladder.
Everything online sits behind the Online door, as two tabs. Ranked queues you against a player of similar rating; every ranked match plays a map, era and spell list drawn by the server, on the Boom economy with level-3 castles, the same for both players. Friends holds your six-letter friend code: invite an online friend to your own setup, share a room link, or read a four-letter room code aloud. Friendly matches are never rated.
Every online match opens on a fight card: both players' names, flags, ratings and ranked records, and the score between the two. Your flag starts as the country you connect from; change it or turn it off under Profile & Settings.
Both players run the full simulation locally, so a stable connection matters more than a fast one. Disconnecting mid-match counts as a loss, with a 20-second grace window at the start so a dropped opening is not scored.
Battle Tower may show an ad on the way out of a result screen and at a stage break in the endless modes — never during a fight — and offers optional rewarded videos. There are no loot boxes and no pay-to-win purchases: the two things on sale, Remove Ads and Forge credits, change nothing in a battle.
The Forge (in the Barracks, for signed-in accounts) designs a character from a line you type. Each variation it runs is charged what it cost to make, in Forge credits: the price of its model calls at the rate the Forge shows — typically a fraction of a credit, the exact figure on every variation — and a little more for its visual check. Pick one variation a line, or two side by side to compare, each made at full effort with the full repair rounds. Each variation, change or visual check needs at least one available credit to start. Its final cost can take the balance below zero; add enough credits to bring it back to at least one before starting more paid Forge work. A visual check without enough credits is skipped, and you keep the character with a note that it was not checked. A variation is charged only when it makes a character; a refused, failed or stopped one costs nothing. A new account starts with five credits. Credits are sold in packs from the Forge's Credits button, through the App Store, Google Play or (in the browser) Stripe, and are kept on your account, so they follow you to every device you sign in on. A pack bought in an app that did not reach your account (a crash, a dropped connection) is handed back at the next launch and credited then. Forged characters never enter ranked play.
Your characters are kept on your account and follow you to every device you sign in on. Where the Market is open to your account, a character you forged yourself can be listed for other players at a price you set in credits; a sale pays you 90% of the price in credits after a short hold, and a copy you buy is yours to field in single-player modes (Conquest and Test Drive) — never online. Credits — bought or earned — are spent in the game and can never be cashed out.
Before the first description is sent, the Forge shows what is sent to the AI providers (Anthropic and OpenAI) and asks for your agreement; the same note sits under the description box, with the privacy policy a tap away. If the Forge makes something that is hateful, sexual, copies a real person or a trademark, or is otherwise wrong, tap Report on its card in the Forge or on the character's sheet in the Barracks, pick a reason and add a note; the report reaches us with the character and its description, and we answer from the address above. You can also email us directly.
Remove Ads is a one-time purchase, found under Profile & Settings. It removes the ads between battles and during a run for good, and era scouting no longer asks you to watch a video. Restoring a missed streak still takes a video, as it does for everyone. It changes nothing in a battle.
See the privacy policy.
Country flags are drawn from flag-icons, copyright © 2013 Panayiotis Lipiridis, used under the MIT License.