FAQ.

Gauntlet is a two-player tactical card-and-territory game about deck construction, hidden battle commitments, territorial control, faction asymmetry, and breaking through the opponent's line.

Not yet. Gauntlet is an unpublished pre-release project in active development and expanded playtesting. The current canonical playtest edition is v0.7.1.

The Start Playing page introduces the shared game flow, helps you choose a faction and Leader, and hands off to a ready-to-play starter Deck for physical or Tabletop Simulator play.

The Browser Rulebook is the current player-facing rules source. It also links to the printable v0.7.1 Rulebook booklet.

Yes. The Deckbuilder builds, validates, saves, exports, randomizes, and prints complete current-edition Deck packages.

Yes. The current public Tabletop Simulator Workshop mod supports the v0.7.1 game, all twelve starter kits, the current Mystics Rite package, and Deck Code import. The Playtest pages provide the current tracked playtest workflow.

The Rules Arbiter is a rules-support tool grounded in the published Gauntlet rules and card data. It is intended for card text, battle timing, territory interactions, faction systems, and victory-condition questions.

Playtesting is the most useful contribution right now. The project is especially focused on matchup and faction balance, winner and loser experience, self-serve onboarding, and identifying unclear rules or awkward interactions.

Gauntlet was created and is developed by Tymon Scott. It is published by TDS Games, an imprint of Misty Hollow Enterprises. More background is on the About page.

Use the Contact page for general, business or publishing, press or media, and website inquiries. Rules questions and structured playtest feedback have dedicated tools elsewhere on the site.