Grail — is a card strategy game with automated battles, where the outcome is determined by how well the deck is built and how well the effects interact. You can't "finish" a battle manually — the power lies in how cards reinforce each other, create chains, and form a stable structure that either consistently crushes the enemy or crumbles at the first serious test. Combinations that actually work or break The key isn't to have powerful cards, but to make them work together. Some speed up the gameplay, others inflict statuses, still others enhance already active effects — and that's where all the power comes from. Sometimes it all comes together in a chain, where one effect triggers another, and the battle ends almost instantly. Other times, it's clear that one detail is missing, and the whole logic falls apart before your eyes. Gradually, the deck ceases to be a random selection and becomes a deliberate build. New cards, buffs, and rare abilities provide the opportunity to either enhance the current idea or completely redesign it to accommodate the newly discovered combinations. Final clashes with other decks quickly reveal how your strategy holds up under pressure and where its weaknesses lie. Features of the game Automatic battles without direct control. Deep interactions between cards. Different heroes with unique pools. Battles against other players' builds.