A new high fantasy strategic trading card game.
Hand-illustrated cards. Three-lane combat. No resource strains - only space, movement, and the combat triangle of melee, range, and magic. Build your deck. Master your strategy.
Three forces. One battlefield.
Everdawn revolves around a classic RPG combat triangle: range beats magic, magic beats melee, melee beats range. Type advantage choice shapes your win condition strategy.
The game was intentionally designed with no mana, no energy, no resources. Only space, movement, and three lanes - a battlefield closer to chess than to clutter. Veteran decks are never outpaced by newer "better" cards.
A world held together by a single relic.
The Origin Tree
Protector and giver of all life and magic. From its roots the world draws breath; from its branches, the first spells were spoken.
The Everdawn
A sacred magical relic guarded by the Origin Tree. The Everdawn alone holds the power to reset the world — to call another Great Shattering.
The Great Shatterings
The first Great Shattering cast the dragons from the sky — the battle of the Gods that began the Age of Dragons. The second Great Shattering saw humans rise alongside the other races to reclaim the world from draconic tyranny, ushering in the Age of Reclamation.
Three Champions. Three ways to fight.
Each champion carries a piece of the world's wound — and a path toward the Everdawn.
Captain Kael
A pirate captain who answers to no crown and no god. Kael sails the broken seas in search of a horizon no one has claimed.
High King Arenor
Sovereign of the elven realms, Arenor seeks redemption from the Gods themselves — a weight he carries into every duel.
Traghrim
Traghrim was guardian of the heavens until he fell during the first Great Shattering — the war of the Gods. He rises again.
Card catalog from the first set.
Switch between creature cards and support cards, then narrow the gallery by magic, range, melee, or spell cards. View their art, stats, and lore.
Walk a turn — phase by phase.
Every turn flows through three phases: Set, Combat, and End. Step through a full example turn against an opponent.
Set Phase — establish your lanes
Your field is anchored by Captain Kael in lane one, Ole Fenwick in lane two, and Eldric Windrider in lane three. This example turn starts with your three creature attack types already represented on your side of the field.
Win by Morale
Strike an open lane to chip directly into your opponent's 100 morale. Drop them to zero and they yield.
Win by Wipe
Or destroy every creature they hold — six minimum across field and bench — and claim the field outright.
Sudden Death
Tied at the end? Wipe everything, draw one creature into the middle lane, swap the first-player, and duel until it breaks.
Pick up the deck. Pull up to the table.
Everdawn plays online through Tabletop Simulator inside our Discord, and as a print-and-play deck on your kitchen table.
May 23 · 7–10 PM EST
The Founder Series is a six-tournament run on Discord (via Tabletop Simulator) leading directly into our Kickstarter launch. Free to enter — bring a deck and a name worth remembering.
Print & Play + Rulebook
The full print-and-play deck lives in our Discord, alongside the official rulebook. Print, cut, sleeve — and you're playing tonight.
Step into the dawn.
Join the Discord for the print-and-play deck, the Founder Series tournaments, and the road to Kickstarter.