Elemental Rune Knight
Your frontliner. Push up, hold space, and punish enemies that step too close.
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A Turn-Based Strategy Game
v0.1 | Single Encounter
Beginner Guide
How to Play Dice & Dash
Move one Red unit at a time, play around the d20, and survive all four stages. This page covers the core flow, what the highlights mean, and how your party works together.
1. Turn Flow
1
d20 18
d20 18
2
d20 15
d20 15
3
d20 13
d20 13
4
d20 11
d20 11
- Each stage starts with an initiative roll. The order shown there stays fixed for the whole stage.
- On a Red turn, select the active unit, move if needed, then attack or heal before ending the turn.
- Blue units follow their own target priority rules, so use the Initiative tab and Enemy panel to plan ahead.
- Clear stages in order: Stage 1, Stage 2, Treasure or Camp, Stage 3, then the Boss Stage.
2. Board Highlights
Board highlights only appear for the active Red unit. Movement appears on empty tiles, while attack and heal highlights appear directly on the units you can currently target.
Gold glow = the unit whose turn it is right now
White ring = the unit you currently have selected
Green tiles = empty spaces the selected unit can move to
Red target tiles = enemies the selected unit can attack right now
Cyan target tiles = allies the Life Warden can heal right now
Red warning tiles with an X = Troll King frontal zones that will fire on his turn
3. Dice Basics
1-2
Critical failure
3-10
Miss
11-17
Hit
18-20
Critical hit
Most attacks use the d20 bands above. Some Passives, relics, and boss effects bend those rules, so keep an eye on the Rules tab when a new system appears.
4. Your Team at a Glance
Wind Reaver
Your ranged finisher. Look for clear lines of sight and safe angles behind the front line.
Arcanist
Your burst caster. High damage makes this unit ideal for deleting priority threats.
Life Warden
Your sustain engine. Heal, shield, and keep your strongest units alive for later stages.
5. Terrain and Boss Tips
Large terrain blocks movement and line of sight.
Small terrain blocks lanes and can be destroyed in the boss fight.
Troll King controls the center. Respect his frontal zones and auto-attack range.
- Use terrain to break line of sight against archers and mages.
- Focus enemies based on initiative order if a dangerous unit is about to act.
- In the boss stage, watch the marked zones first. Safe positioning matters more than perfect damage.
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Unit Guide
Initiative
Your Team
Enemy
Rules
History
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Dice & Dash
Select a unit