群英跨越时代，三线决定天下。 A short-form two-player TCG for Web and Electron.
Players bring twelve unique character cards, gain increasing military orders over six turns, and deploy simultaneously across three seeded fronts. The authoritative shared engine resolves reveal order, structured abilities, front effects, banner stakes, withdrawal and scoring without an external model.
The client includes a complete local deck library: blank, preset-copy, custom-copy and random starting points; ordered drag-and-drop editing; filters and live balance analysis; favorites, defaults and recent use; versioned migration and backup; JSON files, checksummed AFD1 deck codes and confirmation-only share links. Custom decks work in practice and authoritative online matches.
| Repository | Responsibility |
|---|---|
war-drafting-simulator |
Nuxt 4 Web client, local practice and Electron shell |
war-drafting-simulator-server |
Authoritative Node.js WebSocket server |
war-drafting-simulator-common |
Rules, protocol, replay and validation |
war-drafting-simulator-characters |
824 source characters, TCG configs and six presets |
wds-characters-images |
824 WebP, 824 HD images and asset index |
Repository names remain stable for existing infrastructure. Product-facing names, storage keys, module names and application identity use Aeonfront.
Node.js 24 or newer is required.
git submodule update --init --recursive
npm install
npm run devOpen http://localhost:3000. Practice mode is fully local. For online play, start the server repository, open two browser sessions, choose legal decks and connect both to ws://127.0.0.1:3001.
npm run lint
npm run typecheck
npm test
npm run test:replay
npm run validate:cards
npm run validate:assets
npm run validate:fronts
npm run validate:packs
npm run balance:cards
npm run build
npm run generate
npm run app:buildWeb builds use lazy WebP assets. Electron packages WebP offline by default; npm run app:build:hd selects the pinned HD directory without changing Git branches. No API key is needed for any game mode.
See game design, rules, architecture, protocol, card data, assets, fronts, balance, migration, local development and deployment.