Automatic card battles
Ranked battles in Origin: Renown and Revenge
Start your first ranked battle
Your starter already contains ten equipped fighters. You do not need to optimize it before starting training. Reach the end, then activate your valid deck. From PvP, search for an opponent: combat runs automatically, with no cards to play during the duel.
How your opponent is chosen
Cartoria searches by Renown among players with a valid active deck of 5 to 10 fighters. The search may widen within the game’s limits. You do not select a target from their profile or rankings. If no ranked opponent is available, the same panel offers four bots so you can keep playing without affecting rankings.
One attack per opponent each PvP day
One attack against the same player per Paris calendar day. Each direction is separate: if you attack Paul, he can still attack you. Revenge uses the same daily attack right, without an extra battle.
Use Revenge after a defensive loss
After a defensive defeat in normal ranked play with a loss of Renown, you may take Revenge if you have not attacked that opponent today. Choose a valid deck from history or the notification: you face their active deck at launch. You have 2 hours after the attack, but no later than midnight in Paris. A normal attack against them also consumes this right. Revenge cannot trigger another Revenge.
Renown is still at stake
A successful Revenge restores exactly the Renown you lost in the original battle; your opponent returns their original gain, without falling below zero. No extra ranked gain is added. Other battles remain unaffected. A defeat or draw uses the usual ranked calculation. Your attacks, including Revenge, count toward relevant quests and monthly eligibility.
Try your deck and understand the battle
A friendly battle tests your deck against another player without changing Renown; a simulation compares your own decks. These trials have no persistent reactions or comments. In the public example, watch the first duel, the defense used and then the result. Only signed-in players with realm access can react or comment on a shared ranked replay. Assault, Bastion, Versatile and Elite offer hidden decks built with popular cards from your realm and compatible equipment. Difficulty adapts to the equipped strength of your active deck using real card statistics. Relics are active. There are no renown gains or losses, rewards, or effects on quests, achievements, statistics or rankings. No replay is saved; at the end, close the battle or choose another bot.