WEB of WOE
You are a spider. Your world is a fragile grid.
Every turn, you have three Action Points to spend. Move across your web, weave new territory on empty frames, or hunt insects to restore your energy.
The ecosystem evolves around you.
Insects pollinate the environment. Where they gather, flowers bloom. Flowers attract more insects, creating rich hunting grounds—but they also shed petals that damage your web.
The weather cycles unpredictably.
- Wind carries petals across the map, turning every corner into a danger zone.
- Rain suppresses petal spread but limited your field of vision.
- When wind and rain combine, you cannot weave—only survive.
Your territory demands maintenance.
Your web will decay and vanish after three turns. It can be repaired if left on it. Strategic expansion and careful pathing are essential for survival.
How long can you balance growth against destruction?
