DominoMancer

Dominomancer is a domino roguelike deckbuilder. You do not play against anyone — you play against the number. Each round has a target score. Draw seven bone tiles, place them on the table so the ends match, and press the seal. Every placement is a decision: a straight chain scores steadily, a branch off a double opens new ends, a closed loop detonates. Chips × Mult, stamped onto the page. Between rounds, visit the merchant. Forty-four Talismans sit on the rack, each bending the rules in a different direction — more chips for sixes, ×3 for a single tile, gold for every closed loop. Eight Runes are pressed into your tiles: fire that spreads, glass that doubles and shatters, a shadow tile that matches anything. Level your favourite hand types. No two runs build the same engine. Eleven Bosses guard the Antes. One silences your Talismans for a hand. One halves every chip. One shrinks the table to nine by nine. The last one demands that every hand beats the one before it. ANTIQUE, NOT RETRO Dominoes were carved from bone in Song-dynasty China around 1120 and took their modern 28-tile form in eighteenth-century Venice. Dominomancer is drawn in that lineage: bone tiles with brass spinners, ink on paper, cinnabar seals, engraved brass — and a Dominomancer whose hand and eye watch the table. FEATURES • Roguelike runs of eight Antes, three Blinds each — 20–40 minutes • 44 Talismans, 8 Runes, 3 editions, 8 Vouchers, 6 Tags • 12 hand types, from Single to Full Hand, each levelable • The Deal: double the target for two extra hands — or retreat and live • Daily challenge with a shared seed; share any run by its code • Ink meta-progression: a three-branch skill tree and a collection to fill • Fully offline, portrait, one-handed; no timers, no energy • English, Turkish, Azerbaijani