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The King has passed, and his heirs vie for the throne. The Queen will crown whoever wins the most Favor in her eyes — make that heir you. FAVOR is the digital edition of the Corkscrew Games tabletop card game: a 3–5 player draft-and-pass duel of wits where every card you keep sends the rest into your rivals' hands. EASY TO PICK UP, WICKED TO MASTER • Draft a card, pass the hand — what you leave behind arms your rivals • Play cards for skills and gold, discard for quick coin, or slide your ring to awaken new powers • Take on the Missions of the Realm before their act closes — glory pays in Favor TEN HEIRS, TEN GAME PLANS • The Explorer, the Knight, the Fiddler, the Duchess, the Magician and more — each with their painted character board and its five-slot ring track • Slide your ring to reshape your skills mid-act; every slot tells a different story • Rulebook-true difficulty stars and tips for every hero THREE ACTS. THREE MELEES. ONE CROWN. • Every act ends in the Melee, where raw Power deals wounds and pays Prestige • The royal score sheet tallies Missions, Adventures, Artifacts, Prestige, and Scorn — exactly like the table • The heir with the most Favor takes the throne A LIVING REALM • Real multiplayer: pledge at Play Now and get matched with live rivals in moments — the realm fills any empty seats so a game always starts • Cross the swords of the realm's own court: Lord Ashcroft, Count Balthazar, Lady Vespertine and their kin • Three leaderboards — All-Time rating, lifetime Power, and Daily bests crowned nightly at 10 PM Eastern • Earn Stars with every game, unlock new heroes in the Royal Emporium, and wear the crest of your choosing FAITHFUL TO THE TABLE Every card, mission, map, and character board matches the printed 1st Edition. The rules are never simplified. Is fate dealt, or chosen?
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