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83% positive of 18 · Positive · Live from Steam
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Free on Steam. The demo has its own app, so its players are counted separately.
Draft to Legion is a turn-based card-building + real-time auto-battle game. You need to recruit and deploy cards at the camp to build your army, then fight against enemies. In each round, you can choose different routes, face different enemies, and obtain various loot.
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Review score: 82% on 2026-11-01 → 83% today (18 reviews)
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·Added hotkeys for some buttons. ·Fixed a bug where loots could not be discovered. ·Adjusted some loots.
·Optimized tutorial text. ·Optimized enemy force composition on lower difficulties.
·Fixed an issue where the loot "Champion Force" could not trigger.
·Fixed several bugs. ·Campaign mode is now compatible with old saves. ·Reduced morale loss when the strength difference is too large.
·Optimized card ability descriptions to make them more intuitive. ·Added new loots: Stone of Alteration, Ember of Champions, Blood Chalice, and Stable.
·Fixed several bugs. ·Added more difficulty options to multiplayer mode.
