Warlock's Duel

A psychological duel of magic spells between warlocks - vs bot or another wizard

Warlock's Duel is a free turn based strategy game. Try your magic spell casting skills to out smart other players online or practice vs an AI bot

Two wizards duel in a battle of wits, casting magic spells at each other, bluffing and misleading each other ("Shadow casting").

This game is like rock-paper-scissors on steroids. Imagine what if a set of rock-scissors was a wizard spell of magic missile, and paper-paper-rock was a summon goblin. So in the Warlock's Duel game you have 6 gestures (not only 3), that make up 45 spells, which each warlock can cast with each of his hands!

Warlock spells are text words, where each word like 'SFW' (Summon Goblin) is a magic spell, and each letter marks a hand gesture ('S' for snap fingers).

Warlocks duel is also known as Spellbinder - the old strategy game that was published by Richard Bartle (1977) about a wizard battle (see Wikipedia reference below), and is integrated with the desktop version Waving hands by Ravenblack.

This is an open source project, in beta, built by the community.

Take your time

• Warlocks usually play only a few turns per day.

• For faster games you can play the single player mode, training against a bot, or play up to three games at the same time.

Features

• Training bot

• PvP games for 2 players, played in turns. Up to 3 games at the same time.

• 45 magic spells for summoning monsters, enchanting another wizard or monster, countering spells, poisoning and many more

• 100% Free, no ads, no in-app purchases

• Old game style, simple UI, text based

• Forum, tips and strategy discussions: https://slarty.proboards.com/

• Beginner tutorial: https://slarty.proboards.com/thread/944/tutorial-newbies

References

• Board game geek - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/5818/waving-hands

• Complete rules, on board game geek - https://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/99152/waving-hands-modernized

• Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spellbinder_(game)

Thanks

Pictures provided: Manuele la Puca