Castlight:Stained

Aunt Marit left you the Glass Lantern, a candlelit tavern on the canals of Quill, and the one pastime the whole city crosses its bridges to play. Cast glass dice across the oak table, draft them one by one against a patron, and set each die into a stained-glass window. Each finished window lights the room. The rules fit on a coaster. A die sits on a pane of its own color or on clear glass, and across any lead line, neighbors must be consecutive or equal. Rising runs score their length squared, matching neighbors resonate for bonus points, a fully lit window doubles, and every shard costs a point. Two rerolls, one Flourish swap and a timely Shatter make each pick count. Prism panes flip a die to its opposite face. Six regulars share your table, from a nervous apprentice to the adaptive Lamplighter. Each plays a distinct style, shows a readable tell and adjusts to your recent results.…