Warbandry · the set
Nine pages make the Warbandry set, and each one answers a single question for a single audience. This page says which, so nobody has to go digging through a chat history to find the right one.
Open the one that matches your question. Every page carries the same list at its foot, so any of them takes you back to the others.
What a creature is, how one is born, and what you actually own. The entry point, for anyone at all.
The player's whole path: the account, the search, the payout, and what can go wrong. For whoever plays the game or explains it.
The collection itself, every creature with its palette and its traits, drawn by the same engine that will draw them on chain. The pleasure page, for anyone.
The complete rules, with a dated snapshot of the roster's numbers marked temporary. For whoever has to know exactly how the game works.
The roll, card, arena and launch economy as calculators, with a recommendation in each section. For whoever decides what a thing is worth. A French rendering of this page lives at its own address, outside the set.
Seven pieces, what each one may never do, and what freezes forever at the first roll. For whoever builds or audits.
The vocabulary, and how to say each word to a player. For everyone, marketing first.
The visual identity, first pass. For whoever puts the name on anything.
What exists, what is designed but not built, and what is still open. For the team, and dated.
Study pages, each made to settle one question and kept as the record of how it was settled. They are not maintained and they are not current, and nothing on them outranks the nine pages above.
Settled the tiles for the nine creatures added in the fourth round.
Weighed five ways of drawing a warband tile against what each one would cost to draw on chain.
The first look at the collection, and the pictures the specification still points at.
The first economic study as a reading page, carrying the four pricing decisions taken on 2026-08-25. The Economy page replaces it for anything live.
The second economic study as a reading page, on fees and on how rarity is spread. The Economy page replaces it for anything live.