A daily letter-grid puzzle where players vote on which words should count
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A real-time lane battler where your vocabulary is the deck: DRAGON flies
It is a clever answer to the fixed-deck problem in card battlers, and a useful study in using language data to generate tens of thousands of units.
In Word Legion you draw letters over time and type real words to send them into battle: nouns arrive as troops, verbs and adjectives as spells, plurals as squads. A unit's power comes from its length, its rare letters and how uncommon the word is, and its ability follows its meaning. Some 49,000 card descriptions were generated from dictionary data, so a few are odd. Free in the browser, no sign-up, with bots when no opponent is around, and a farm for your collected words. In English and French, by Alexis Bonnafont.
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