Dungeon Solitaire

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Dungeon Solitaire deals a dungeon room as a four-card spread of monsters, weapons, and potions drawn from a shuffled deck. Each turn you pick a card and deal with what it offers — fighting a monster drains health equal to the difference between its strength and your equipped weapon, grabbing a weapon arms you, and potions restore health. The catch is you can only skip one card per room, so you cannot always avoid the worst enemy. Survive all the rooms and you win; hit zero health and the run ends. Weapon management is the core puzzle. A strong weapon loses effectiveness each time you fight with it, so burning a high-value sword on weak monsters wastes its power against later bosses. Knowing when to take damage rather than exhaust a weapon is the key decision the game keeps asking. Runs last ten to twenty minutes and end permanently on death, so there is real tension in each card flip. It suits players who enjoy roguelike card games with tight resource decisions rather than luck-heavy draws. Each failed run teaches something concrete about prioritization.