AI-only Godot demo
/play needs no account and plays against the computer. It does not include online matchmaking or a store.
Practice Against AI
Frontier Field Manual
Learn the game one decision at a time
Start with the turn structure, then sharpen your resource timing, lane positioning, faction plan, and keyword knowledge.
Current Rules
The four facts to remember first
10 cardsMaximum hand size. Excess draws burn to discard.
Opposing laneMiddle combat follows the directly opposing lane, not open targeting.
1 + instancesGold refreshes to 1 base plus separate prior-turn Sheriff-damage instances.
First attackHigh-Rise single-target protection then ends permanently.
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Rules and strategy guides
Start Here
Beginner's Guide
Setup, turns, persistent creature health, drawing, attacking, and your first reliable decisions.
Read the guideResourcesMana vs. Gold
Understand the two refresh systems and why separate Sheriff-damage instances matter.
Read the guideCombatLane Combat & Positioning
Use opposing lanes, Cover, High-Rise positions, Flying, and Overshot correctly.
Read the guideStrategyGoblin Deck Guide
Build pressure without forgetting blockers, hand space, or the Gold your damage creates.
Read the guideDeckbuildingFaction Picker
Compare each main race by pace, board plan, and complexity before building a 52-card deck.
Read the guideReferenceKeyword Glossary
Plain-language definitions for the current Godot Season 2 launch vocabulary.
Read the glossaryChoose a Build
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Account-enabled Godot beta
/outpost is the online beta. Server-authoritative ranked play and reconnect are still development gates.
Enter Online OutpostCard Scope
One catalog, an audited launch pool
The public catalog contains 533 total cards. The Godot Season 2 launch pool is a separately audited set of 215 cards. A card appearing in the broader catalog does not automatically mean it is in the current Godot launch pool.
Production Dust checkout, Steam, native desktop, mobile, and console releases are not shipped. Follow the roadmap for release gates rather than treating planned features as available.