Chart the unknown, then depart alive.

A player starts the expedition, the board seeds, and the survey tablet opens the new run.

From the first screen, the team can see what is known, what is hidden, and where the next risk begins.

Players move across the revealed hexes, manage movement budget, and decide when to dig, camp, or press ahead.

The tactical board stays readable so the team can reason about the map quickly.

The expedition gets harder as the run continues. Hazards, time pressure, and return routes all matter at once.

That keeps the game from feeling like a static puzzle and pushes it toward a real escape loop.

Completed expeditions are readable in the client and persistent on-chain. The outcome is something you can review later.

That makes each run feel like a real expedition record, not a disposable match.