Online play
Draft against other people on one shared board — same eras, same players, same order — then let a full simulated season decide whose roster was better built.
A room opens on one shared set of eras. You and every opponent see the identical players in the identical order, so nobody wins on a luckier draw.
Each round deals an era and you take one player for one seat. Every opponent sees the same names in the same order, so the better read wins.
When the last seat fills, both rosters play a full season against real historical production. The record book scores it, and the better-built team wins.
Stats on every card.
More ways to play
Challenge a FriendYour exact spins, their turn
TournamentWin your match or you’re out
KnockoutBracket your group, 4 to 16Questions about playing online
What happens when I join a room?
The room's shared board deals its first era at once. Everyone in it drafts the same spins on their own five-minute clock, and the standings fill in as each roster finishes.
Do I need an account to play against people?
No. Rooms are open to guests, your results save to the device you played on, and an account only becomes useful when you want that history to follow you between phone and desktop.
What is the difference between ranked and a live room?
A live room is a one-off against whoever is there. Ranked pairs you by a rating that moves with every result, so the opponents get harder as you win and your placement is tracked across the ladder.
How long does one match take?
Your draft runs on a five-minute clock, and the season resolves in seconds once your last seat fills. A room or duel result settles when the other rosters post.
What if nobody else is queueing right now?
Ranked waits for a real opponent, and your search keeps running while you play other boards. A casual room never waits: you draft its board now, and the standings fill in as others play it.
Can I play a friend instead of a stranger?
Yes — a challenge sends one link that opens your exact board for whoever follows it. They draft the same eras in the same order, and the two rosters are scored side by side when both finish.