Throne mode · built for Dice Throne
Health, combat points and five dice per player, on a single cell. Pick your character : the dice take its symbols and colours, its shadow settles into the background. The app counts and rolls — you referee.
The dice
Every counter carries its own dice bar, right above its health.
Season 1, season 2, heroes, mutants, outcasts, vanguard… 44 characters sorted by category. Each brings its own dice colour and its six faces, redrawn one by one : the number stays engraved in the corner, the symbol takes the centre.
The character is remembered per counter : pick it once, it comes back every game.
On a roll, unlocked dice leave the bar, tumble in 3D inside the cell, bounce, then settle on their result. A locked die shakes in place to remind you it won't move.
Need to fix a roll ? A long press opens a wheel of the six faces around your finger : slide to the right one, release.
Combat points get their own pill under the number : left half to remove, right half to add, with its own lightning bolts.
The character's silhouette settles as a watermark behind the value, haloed in its dice colour. It stays discreet during play : the number always comes first.
It reveals itself for a breath when the dice fly, or when health swings hard. Solo and in landscape, it spans the full width.
The bosses
A boss is picked like any character. It attacks and defends from its own counter : press ⚔ Attack or 🛡 Defence, its dice roll, and the drawn ability is spelled out — damage, healing and prevention as pictograms.
The dragon from the box — Naraxus on the publisher's sheet. The app keeps its life dial, rolls its dice and shows the drawn ability, Normal or Hard in one tap.
Its full rules stay readable inside the app, without leaving the game.
65 HP · ember dice
Written for the app. Its twist : three states driven by its health. Intact, then cracked, then unbound — the more it suffers, the harder it hits and the less its bone armour protects it.
The panel recomputes itself as you wound it : no new roll needed.
60 HP · necrotic purple dice
Written for the app. Its twist : a charge gauge carried by the dice bar. Each assault lights a rune ; unlit runes stay grey, so the threat reads without a word.
With all four runes lit, its Awakening fires — and its defence rises with its charge.
65 HP · stone cyan dice
The ability panel sits inside the boss's cell, under its dice bar, which stays usable. Its five dice remain in sight : those of the current roll in colour, the others dimmed.
Fixing a face recomputes the panel : heroes may manipulate the boss's dice, the app follows. A Normal / Hard button and the rules sit at the bottom of the counter.
From 3 counters on, the app offers to switch back to one-on-one : beyond that, no counter has room left to show its dice.
Statistics
An End of game button records the round : winners, everyone's character, health left, ultimates spent. Nothing is guessed for you.
Games played, wins and percentage, ultimates : totals are broken down by character and by player, with the list of recorded games below. Tap a game to edit it, long-press to delete it.
The format is picked at the top — 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, Boss or others — because a duel and a six-player melee don't compare.
Boss games get their own tab, with a breakdown by difficulty : Normal and Hard don't compare, and that's exactly the number you're after at the end of an arena night.
Everything stays on your phone. No data is sent anywhere — that holds for the whole app, statistics included.
Throne mode ships with Serval Score, along with the seven other modes. Free, ad-free, no account.