Twelve illustrated boards explore 24 player-facing feature views on desktop and portrait mobile. The shared direction uses painted environments, weathered equipment, warm ivory text and restrained brass. Select a board to inspect it at full size.
These are visual concepts. Generated names, values, card text and some control states are placeholders. Each board includes implementation notes; the game’s source contracts remain authoritative.
Title, save slots & resume · Character creation
Use scenery to establish scale, with one prominent resume action. Fold creation choices progressively on mobile.
Portraits, starting values, kit names and keepsakes are illustrative; retain canonical class identity and data.
Opening sequence · Events & dialogue
Give narrative scenes room to breathe. Put consequence previews beside the choice that causes them.
Opening prose, event copy and the Road Warden portrait are concept inventions; retain authored dialogue and consequences.
World Journey · Classic Climb map
Make destinations recognizable from landmarks and routes. Keep mobile destination details in a bottom tray.
Several map labels and the desktop navigation rail are invented presentation ideas, not new world content.
Crownfall services & quests · Legacy dungeon exploration
Treat towns as places, with service landmarks. Give dungeons visited, reachable and unknown room states.
Room names, threat stars, service labels and projected rewards are illustrative; do not introduce unimplemented exploration rules.
Tactical combat · Boss & status inspection
Ground fighters in the environment. Keep intent, health and buildup close to the relevant target.
The generated Dodge Roll text is inaccurate, and the boss End Turn is red. Preserve the real Dexterity/Stamina/Block rules, canonical card effects and shared End Turn color contract.
Character & equipment · Inventory & comparison
Use the character as the visual anchor. Show load, weight class and card changes in the swap receipt.
The invented Materials category and trinket slot are not feature proposals. Item values, prepared-set count and card-package receipts must come from the real equipment model.
Deck & card inspection · Relics & flasks
Let cards read as documents and relics as carried objects. Keep equipment ownership visible.
The image implies a persistent 24/30 deck cap and direct add/remove of equipment cards. The real deck cap applies only at creation, and equipment cards follow ownership. Relic effects and extra names are invented.
Merchant · Smith services
Give services a human face. Open one offer category at a time and explain unavailable operations.
The merchant shows 120 cinders and a 120-price offer as unaffordable: correct this in implementation. The desktop smith mount is hypothetical; current shipped equipment may have none. Use canonical merchant and smith text.
Rest site · Post-combat rewards
Keep recovery previews and collection state explicit. Use quieter scenes for moments of relief.
The recovery preview must respect max HP; 62 to 72 is only illustrative. Checkmarks must distinguish collected rewards from merely selected rewards, and collection actions must remain per reward.
Class progression · Compendium
Show one progression branch at a time on mobile. Preserve the mystery of undiscovered objects.
The generated 6-second skill duration does not belong to turn-based combat. Node names, effects, weapon ranges and favorite controls are placeholders, not new mechanics.
Forsaken Together co-op · Run results & history
Make party readiness and connection states clear. Let results have atmosphere without burying the run record.
The board combines lobby readiness with an in-run vote for coverage. Keep their actual flows separate and disable Start when readiness or reconnection prevents it. History names and values are illustrative.
Settings, controls & profile · Custom run & draft
Use readable, plain labels for settings. Keep optional configuration folded around the current decision.
The Low/Medium/High/Epic art-quality labels are invented; preserve actual built-in/local-high-res choices. Draft card rules and availability must use canonical data.
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