Sigilwar

Sigilwar is an autobattler that lives in your channel. Build characters, send them off to fight without you, then spend everything they earn trying to beat the people you share a server with.

PvP is the point. Challenge anyone in the server, any time — no queue, and they don't have to be online. Wins move a rating that follows your character everywhere, and the leaderboard is built from the fights that actually happened here. Beating someone stronger pays more. Farming the same easy target pays less every time.

Fights are watched, not summarized. Every battle replays a blow at a time, health and mana ticking away above the art. You see the stun land, the poison stack, the crit that decided it — not "you won, +40 gold".

Three classes, and they fight differently. A warrior stuns you and punishes you for still reeling. A rogue stacks venom and vanishes into smoke when you swing back. A mage shields itself, then unloads.

Your roster grinds while you're gone. Send a character hunting and it keeps killing things long after you've closed Discord. Come back, watch a session play out, claim what it earned. There's no tax for having a life.

Gear is where characters are made. Five rarity tiers, every piece rolling its own stats when it drops, a shop that turns over daily — and legendaries from one place only: the boss at the end of the daily dungeon. Levels climb to 99, but nobody is getting there. What separates two characters of the same class is what they're wearing.

Characters belong to you, not to a server. Take yours anywhere Sigilwar is installed. The fights stay local — every server keeps its own leaderboard.

Server vs server is coming. Next up: what happens when two servers point their best rosters at each other.