Playtesting and Feedback

The most valuable contribution you can make without writing code is providing structured, actionable feedback from real matches.

How to Playtest

1. Play with intent: Don’t just play to win. Play to test edge cases. Try weird suit combinations. Try passing multiple times to see how the system handles the limit.
2. Note the friction: When did the UI confuse you? When did the rules feel ambiguous? When did a combat outcome surprise you?
3. Capture the state: If a bug occurs, write down the exact board state (Attacker suit/value, Defender suits/values, current LP).

Submitting Feedback

We use GitHub Issues to track all feedback and bugs.

• For Bugs: Use the Bug Report Template. Be as specific as possible about the board state and what you expected to happen versus what actually happened.
• For Balance/Mechanics: Use the Balance Proposal Template. Do not just say “Spades are too strong.” Explain why, provide an example from a match, and suggest a specific mathematical or timing change.

Your feedback ensures the canonical rules remain fair, deep, and deterministic.