Free digital collectible card game where you pick a historical leader and build a deck to battle in your browser
Free tarot-inspired yes or no oracle for reflection and decision-making
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free to play. Packs cost 4,400 gold (earned through play) or 440 gems (premium currency purchased with real money). Gems also purchase the Chronicler's Pass (battle pass) and cosmetics.
Free readings with optional paid personal readings. New accounts receive 5 credits; one personal reading costs 5 credits.
Key features
Play in web browser on phone, tablet, Chromebook, Mac or PC with no download
Choose from six historical Leaders each with passive ability, Command and three Signature cards
Build 40-card decks from five colors representing different historical themes
Duel against AI on Easy, Normal or Hard difficulty
Play against other players in ranked matches or friend rooms
Free-for-All mode for 3 to 5 players
Draft mode to build fresh decks one card at a time
Guided First Chapter campaign teaching game rules
Real history sourced from primary and institutional sources
Parental controls and spending limits for younger players
Instant Yes, No, or Maybe answers
Rider-Waite Tarot system
No account required for free readings
Practical interpretation guidance
Love, career, money, and everyday decision categories
Random number generator for results
Short full answer with each reading
Optional paid personal readings
What makes it different
Real American history integrated into card abilities and deck building, not fictional or fantasy
Free to play with no cards sold directly; all cards earnable through gameplay
Installable as progressive web app with no download from app stores
Recommended for ages 7 and up with built-in parental consent and controls
Historical accuracy verified against primary sources with transparent sourcing
Combines ancient tarot wisdom with modern digital reflection tool
Designed for reflection and practical decision-making, not fortune-telling
Lost Chapters