Moonsigil Atlas — is a card roguelike with no energy or move limits, where cards are placed on the board like seals with shapes and effects. The focus is on placement and connections, not numbers. You can play cards in a row as long as there's space left, and accelerate long chains if the board is assembled correctly and without unnecessary gaps. Combinations through placement The board quickly becomes crowded, so you have to think ahead. A card's shape dictates where it can be placed, and effects are triggered by its proximity and intersections. A good placement triggers a series of buffs, while a bad one breaks half the prepared connections. You often have to leave empty spaces for future moves, otherwise powerful cards will be rendered useless due to a simple lack of space. The deck is built freely. Cards can be duplicated, their properties can be changed, and they can be tailored to the desired task. Form, keywords, and effects are editable, so even simple variants become the basis for the entire deck. Different characters set the direction, but the outcome depends on how well everything is assembled and how the space is used. Features of the game Card system without energy and restrictions. Placement of cards taking into account the shape. Connections through proximity and overlap. Flexible customization and modification of maps.