Mythgard Gods, jets and seven lanes

You build your deck without rigid classes, mixing cards across factions inspired by real-world cultures, plus powers and paths that shape how matches start. In hand, any card can become a mana gem of its color: you burn it, it cycles back into your deck, and it cannot be burnt again but can still be played.

You drop a creature that needs two colors, burn one spare card for the first color, then burn another for the second. That choice stays with you, since the burnt cards return and may show up when you actually want to cast them.

Matches play out on a board split into seven lanes. You cast spells, place creatures, and position enchantments turn by turn, with location deciding what fights what. Winged beasts, gods, vampire lords, and determined axolotls all stand on the same board, while magic sits alongside technology.

The in-game deck tracker shows which cards you have seen, burned, and played, so you can count what is left. Replays store your last 100 matches, which helps when you want to check where a lane went wrong.

Chapter 1 of the story campaign introduces the dark-fantasy dystopia and works as a starting point for new players. Draft runs in both PvE and PvP, with synchronous and asynchronous drafting, alongside puzzles built around tricky lines of play.

For team play, 2v2 lets you grab a friend, tune two decks together, and queue as a pair. Featured decks rotate weekly and can be played in any mode, which is handy when you own few cards and want something coherent.