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HUES OF MOONLIGHT is a game I've been working on since 2019, and it's gone through a tonne of changes. Below, are some handy links throughout my site, I'll try to post lots about the game here, my goal is to get people to play and enjoy my game, not to make money or anything like that, so please, continue. - Zippong
|| How to play || Simulator Download || YouTube || Lore Library ||
~ Bleachbone & Anubis ~
Hues of Moonlight is still in development, so things change pretty regularly. I've decided to replace the red character "The Jackal" with this fella, Bleachbone, and his hound of death. He should suit the aggressive playstyle of the Red colour identity nicely, and opens the door to some kind of cool Black/Red hybrid deck too.
Here's some art depicting a battle my friend and I played of my card game, Hues of Moonlight. I was using a deck with themes/imagery of wizardry and pyromancy, wielding a Wyrm-Wizard Wand, Smouldering Spellbooks, and the Scorching Blast spell. My friend/opponent was playing as Akash, captain of The Hurricane, a crew of storm pirates who sail the clouds and gather Sparkrystals from lightning.
White cards belong to one of two major archetypes, Destruction, or Enlightenment. The two archetypes work well together too, and I believe the true power of these cards is unleashed when you do combine the archetypes. But ultimately it does come down to defeating your opponent as fast as possible haha.
Red cards are aggressive, following the simple playstyle of "kill your enemy as fast as possible" basically. Red cards use pyromancy, berserker battle techniques, and ancient martial arts.
The Mothfolk's magic that connects them to The Dreamworld creates magical fallout, this fallout poisons the minds of nearby people, and these people get lost in their dreams, unable to wake. The Mothfolk's sacred duty has always been to shepherd these poor people through their dreams, but since the Moth Royalty mysteriously went insane, the kingdom has fallen apart and their duty has been abandoned.
Purple cards use the power of the mysterious Distortion, and also like to manipulate things like coin-flips.
The War of Dragons basically wiped out mankind, including one of its major players, the civilisation of Azure. Its capital has since been overrun by sapient rats, the masters of Orange. Rats like to steal cards, directly or through the use of traps. Rats also like to mock and imitate mankind, so many Orange cards revolve around their bizarre idea of economy.
In The Wyldjade, the Apes and the Lizards coexist, the jungle itself is the real opponent. Green cards generate many dangerous plants that can manipulate the battlefield in your favour, and power some crazy-strong nuke cards.
The martial arts of the Apes are present in Green as well, which is a whole archetype of its own.
Most of the few remaining humans are allied with The New Kingdom of Tarquise, which is represented by Blue. The mechanical soldiers of Blue generate tonnes of Shield Points, Blue is durable. By observing and manipulating the power of the Flow, one can play many Blue cards and benefit from each one.
Black: Death & Decay
If you want to whittle down your opponent with debilitating poisons, or overwhelm them with hordes of skeletons, or manipulate your Discard Pile into giving you big advantages, then Black is for you.
In some gamemodes / formats, you'll be required to choose a "Class" which is just 3 copies of 5 cards you can add to your Deck.
In the RPG, Journeys Under Moonlight, this is a much more important decision as it also determines extra abilities.
In the TCG, Hues Of Moonlight, this doesn't matter unless you're playing with "Hero Clause" which means you choose the card pool you can use in your Decks by picking one "Class" and one "Set" (I'll get to those in another post, but they're basically just big sets of cards.)
Thank You
Thank you for showing interest in my card game, feel free to reach out to me and the community on the Discord if you want to learn more. :-)