Stellarch
A trading-card game where you own every card, provably fair
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Stellarch - A trading-card game where you own every card, provably fair

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Stellarch is a deterministic, provably-fair trading-card game on Hive. Draft a seven-card team and a seeded-RNG engine resolves the match, so every battle replays byte-for-byte and anyone can verify the result. Your cards are on-chain assets you own and trade, balanced so a smart deck beats a deep wallet. The closed alpha is coming, with the public waitlist open now. No earnings claims.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Daniel, building Stellarch. I got tired of card games where the deepest wallet just wins, and where you never really own the cards you buy. So we built the opposite. Stellarch is a trading-card game where you draft a seven-card team and a deterministic, seeded-RNG engine resolves the match, which means every battle replays byte-for-byte from its seed, so the result is something anyone can verify instead of trust. Your cards are on-chain assets on Hive that you actually own and trade, and the balance is tuned so a smart deck beats a deep wallet. No earnings claims, no pay-to-win. The closed alpha is coming and the public waitlist is open now. You can watch a real match resolve in the in-browser demo, and early pilots get a free gold Genesis card. I'd love your honest feedback: what would make you actually trust a provably-fair claim in a game?

One thing that would help is a deck-sharing link where I can paste my seven-card lineup and let a friend copy it directly into their draft. Right now if I want to recommend a build I basically have to screenshot each card, and that gets messy fast when you want to theorycraft with your group before the alpha. A short sharable code or URL would make community testing a lot easier and probably surface more feedback for you.

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 Hmm, yeah i like the idea.
Maybe integrated into the lab(where you can replay and experiment with already played out matches)

I'll think about it!

The seed-RNG idea is genuinely cool, being able to replay a match byte-for-byte is the kind of transparency more games should have. Excited to see whether the skill-over-wallet balance holds up once more decks start appearing.