Leaderboards & Quizzes

Quizzes are where you earn your spot on the board. A Trial is a path quiz, a Rift is the campaign final, and an Engagement is a node’s mini-quiz. Trials and Rifts let you pick your own difficulty and rank you against your party.

Play a Trial or Rift

1. Open the start card

   The start card states the four things you’re deciding on — how many Questions, your Starting Hearts, your Attempts, and the Difficulty — with the Adjust Difficulty and Leaderboard tiles below, then Begin Trial (on a Rift it reads Enter Rift).

   

2. Set your difficulty

   Expand Adjust Difficulty and choose your Starting Hearts, Max Hearts, and Time Per Question — up to the ceilings your Gamemaster set. Add a Monster Timer (Off / 60s / 30s) for an extra challenge, and pick an overall Easy / Normal / Hard difficulty. This section is for Trials and Rifts only — a node’s Engagement has no difficulty to pick.

   

3. Check the leaderboard

   The Leaderboard tile shows the Top <N> with rank, avatar, name, and score; your row is highlighted. Empty boards read “No scores yet. Be the first!”. See All opens the full board.

   

4. Start and answer

   Begin the quiz. Questions shuffle and your mob/avatar animate. Pick One, Pick Many, and Ordering questions each have their own answer UI; correct answers roll a damage die into the mob’s HP gem (watch it tween down) and raise your score and streak, wrong answers cost a heart. A run of correct answers wins a heart back: one for every 3, 4 or 5 in a row, as your Gamemaster sets it. Trials and Rifts start you on 3 hearts by default; an Engagement starts you on 1 and wins one back for every 3 in a row.

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5. Finish

   Pass and you’ll get a results screen with your final stats — then replay or advance. An Engagement ends on Engagement Complete!

   Confetti fires here, but only on a pass — and only once the mob’s HP gem has finished its post-game refill. The results card is held back behind that same beat, so a moment of nothing between the last answer and your stats is the animation playing out, not a hang.