
Collection · deck · duel · on-chain
Three lanes.
Seven turns.
One deck.
Collect twelve samurai cards and hold three lanes against a live player’s deck. The same twelve farm Petals and $SAKURA while you are away from the table.
Tengu hold the week168,274 points · Oni are 92064 behind · 1 day to the count
An Ashigaru held this table 73:68 against Shadow — the same twelve cards are yours to try.
The Three Gates format
The layout wins, not the deck
A coin decides who opens, and it holds for all seven turns. Every card lands face up, so the seat that answers plays against a board it can see rather than a guess. A lane goes to whoever holds more power in it; the match goes to whoever takes two lanes out of three.

The claim · TGE
Target window for the $SAKURA claim — not a fixed date.
Every duel grows your share of the claim
The $SAKURA you earn today sits in a transparent ledger. When the season closes, your points become a share of that season’s release — settled against the people who played beside you, and sealed. Nobody who shows up four sets later can reach back into it.
Why this works
One progression, not two
One card, two powers
It is worth one number in a duel and another on the farm. Levels raise your income and NEVER raise your combat power, so a duel stays about decisions rather than who clicked longer.
Your deck is your estate
The same twelve cards that fight at the table farm Petals and $SAKURA while your tab is closed. One progression, not two parallel ladders.
Your opponent is a real deck
Duels run against shadows: snapshots of live players' decks. No lobby to wait for, and a match is decided in two minutes.
Three Gate cards, and no more
Thirty-three heroes are sold for BNB, each on a hard mint with your copy number engraved on it. A deck holds three of them at most, and that cap is what keeps the table fair.

門 The Gate
The price buys the number, not the power
Thirty-three heroes on hard mints in BNB, and the ladder runs backwards on purpose: the cheapest rung prints a thousand copies, the dearest prints one. Your copy number is engraved on the plate, never reissued — and a deck may hold three of them at most, so the Gate can never buy a match.

Tomorrow too
There is always a reason to come back
Daily seal
A check-in streak that pays more with every day you keep it.
Scrolls and the Pass
Achievements and a three-week reward track: points drip from everything you already do.
Honor
An Elo rating with a newcomer shield and matchmaking by collection strength.
Invites
Raise a torii: guests start with a gift, their play pays you back.
The first hand is free
Connect a wallet, choose one of six clans and open a scroll: it guarantees a rare card and a card of your clan.
Take a seat
