🎲 Matches & Simulation System

Every match in this world is a story told through numbers, luck, and preparation. Instead of being a button-mashing arcade, it’s a strategic simulation inspired by tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), where dice rolls, modifiers, and traits turn raw data into drama.

Each game unfolds across a series of events: shots, passes, tackles, saves, set pieces, fouls, and morale shifts. For every event, the system performs a dice roll, then applies modifiers based on the context, player attributes, formation, weather, stadium, fatigue, fan support, and even psychological momentum.

The outcome of each roll creates branching micro-narratives: a critical miss may turn into a counterattack, a rainstorm may change the ball’s trajectory, or a desperate goalkeeper might trigger a “Ghost Keeper” trait to save the match in the final minute. These layers of randomness are not chaos, they are the soul of the simulation, where probabilities and preparation merge into storytelling.

Matches are fully automated once launched, ensuring transparency and fairness. However, players can influence the probabilities before kickoff by adjusting strategy, lineup, and morale boosters. These pre-match decisions, combined with random events, create a world where every victory feels earned, and every defeat reveals lessons about management and luck.

Each match concludes with a detailed Match Report, showcasing dice rolls, event logs, and narrative summaries. These reports become part of your club’s permanent on-chain history, evidence of your decisions, luck, and growth.

In essence, matches are not only contests of skill; they are dynamic simulations of leadership under uncertainty, where numbers tell stories, and managers write legends one roll at a time.