SpellWeave

Your wand is a sentence. Order is the grammar. Spellweave is a pixel-art spell-chaining roguelite. A wand is a list of slots cast left to right, and what a spell does depends entirely on what sits in front of it. Payloads, are the things that fly out and do the damage. Modifiers, affect every spell after them — and nothing before. Multicasts, make a single trigger pull draw several payloads at once. Triggers, swallow the spells that follow and re-cast them at the point of impact. So, TRIPLE CAST → FORK → GIANT → FIREBALL → CHAIN LIGHTNING → ICE SHARD, fires all three payloads at once, each split into three oversized projectiles. Rearrange two slots and you have built something else entirely. Forty-plus spells that genuinely combine. Homing, piercing, ricochet, forking, elemental infusions, lifesteal, critical edges. Flight-path modifiers that make your spells orbit you, fan out in every direction, curve mid-air, or fly out and cut their way back. Summons — melee thralls, spirit archers, hex familiars — that are payloads too, so multicast raises several and FORK adds more.…