The design system is the physical set itself, taken from the scans:
card-stock cream, warm ink, and the six wizard marker colors, laid on
a dark leather tabletop. Cards in your hand are now the actual cards —
vertical corner rails (ATTACK / L.O.S. / ADJACENT), condensed gothic
titles, brown body text on cream, number cards as big bordered
numerals with per-value border styles; selecting lifts a card from
the fan. The board matches the physical tiles: ink-outlined white
brick walls on cracked flagstone, plank doors, eight-point home stars
in each wizard's color, swirled treasure discs, warp arrows. The
sidebar is paper: a turn slip, the rulebook's own hand-scrawled
life-points score sheet (Caveat over ruled lines), and a typewritten
chronicle that scrolls itself. The lobby is the box lid. Type:
Oswald condensed display / Archivo Narrow body / Courier Prime log.
Buttons are ink stamps. Board height-caps so board, actions, and the
full hand share one screen; responsive stack below 900px; reduced
motion respected. Verified with live screenshots at 1440x900.
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npm workspaces with three TypeScript packages: @wizwar/engine (pure
game logic), @wizwar/server (Node websocket authority), @wizwar/web
(Svelte 5 + Vite client). Server handshake and client build verified.
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