Kardomance

Kardomance is a WAX-based trading card game that folds a dating-sim layer into a collectible battler. The cards are characters with their own abilities and attributes; you build a collection, take those cards into battles against other players, and trade what you don't need. Running on WAX means the cards are on-chain assets you actually hold and can move rather than entitlements locked to an account.

The novel part is the relationship system. Alongside battling, you interact with characters, build relationships over time, and unlock content gated behind that progression — so the cards carry narrative weight, not just stat lines. That gives collecting a second reason to exist beyond deck optimisation, and it is a genuinely uncommon combination in the on-chain card space.

What we can't tell you is the part that decides whether a card game is any good: the deck-building rules, the battle system's depth, how cards are acquired and at what cost, or how the economy holds up. No developer is publicly named, and the available material describes the concept rather than the play. Treat the official site as the place to check current status before committing anything.

It suits players who want a card game with a story and characters attached, and who are comfortable on WAX. Competitive card players wanting proven mechanical depth should look for hands-on impressions first.