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A practical answer layer for the questions players actually type: what is available, how a mechanic works, what to pick, and what changes between Main and Beta.
Current reference: Main v0.107.1 and public Beta v0.111.0, checked August 14, 2026.
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Facts answer what the game does. The playbook underneath answers what to do next. Strategy is framed around the next dangerous fight, resource trade, or version check, because a universal tier list cannot see your current HP, deck, map, or branch.
The current Early Access facts: release timing, price, devices, languages, and whether it is worth buying now.
First principle: Separate what exists today from the roadmap. A purchase decision should be based on the current build, not an assumed 1.0 feature list.
How to start a party, what the host owns, which resources are personal, and what crossplay does not currently mean.
First principle: Treat co-op as a shared map with separate economies. Coordinate targets and routes, but do not assume that gold, cards, Energy, or saves are shared.
Current Main and Beta branches, how to switch, the important v0.111.0 changes, controls, Workshop, and mod compatibility.
First principle: Never use a number without a branch and date. In Early Access, the first debugging step is checking whether the player and guide are on the same build.
Practical answers for the first run: card rewards, map routes, Elites, shops, rests, potions, unlocks, and learning from losses.
First principle: The best next decision is the one that raises the chance of surviving the next dangerous fight. Named archetypes come after immediate damage, defense, and a route plan.
Build guidance for all five characters, with the generator-payoff-defense test for Ironclad, Silent, Regent, Necrobinder, and Defect.
First principle: A build is not a keyword. It is a working loop: a way to generate its resource, a payoff that converts it into damage or defense, and enough front-loaded power to reach that payoff.
Direct explanations for the current high-intent card, relic, event, and obsolete-boss searches already appearing in GSC.
First principle: Evaluate an event by its effect on run survival and future options, not by the reward in isolation. Pay HP, Gold, or deck space only when the route can convert it into a win.