game wizard duel
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Wand Duel: a wizard duelling game. Pick one of six wizards, cast, shield and unleash your super spell. Two players on one device or you vs a bot. Installable PWA, works offline.
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Wizard duelling as an installable web app (PWA). Pick one of six wizards, step in and out of range, cast bolts, raise your shield at the right moment and unleash your own super spell. A Duelmaster on the dais calls every hit in Latin and signals it with a lantern staff, and the first to the point limit wins.
Three men and three women, all original characters. The star bar under each name fills slowly during the duel, faster when you block and a little when you are hit.
Two bolts that meet in the air cancel out; a charged blast or the Phoenix wins against a plain bolt.
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