• Square: prepares the next action for the miniature to the left of the player.

• Blue background square: grants experience points to the miniature to the left of the player, helping the Hero level up.

• Diamond: prepares the next action for the miniature to the right of the player.

• Blue background diamond: grants experience points to the miniature to the right of the player, helping the Hero level up.

• Hammer: builds a wall to protect the player's Crown.

• Empty: does not provide any bonus or additional action to the player.

Except for the empty wheel, the rest feature illustrations ranging from one to three units, and during the scoring phase, they follow the "triple minus two" scheme. In other words, if, in a turn, all of the player's wheels result in five squares, regardless of their type, it means that the Hero to their left will receive three action charges.

The same logic applies to the wall, which is capable of blocking attacks from certain miniatures depending on its height. The maximum level for the wall is 6 and cannot be increased beyond that. The exceptions are the wheels with a blue background, which follow a one-to-one scheme. Therefore, five blue background diamonds will result in five experience points for the Hero to the right of the player.

A miniature always starts at the Bronze rank, and for every six experience points, it advances to the next rank (Silver), culminating in Gold. When a Hero at the highest rank completes the experience bar, they unleash a bomb that attacks the opponent's Crown, bypassing their wall and causing 2 damage.

• Warrior: Inflicts a significant amount of damage at once, but their attacks are blocked by the opponent's Wall.

• Mage: Attacks twice per turn, with one attack at normal height that can be stopped by the enemy Wall, and another directly targeting the enemy Crown.

• Archer: Causes considerable damage to the opponent's Crown and ignores the Wall if it is level 2 or lower.

• Engineer: A support miniature capable of quickly building the player's Wall, while also having an easier time destroying the opponent's Wall instead of directly damaging their Crown.

• Assassin: Similar to the Mage, attacks twice per turn, capable of dealing low damage to the enemy Crown while bypassing their Wall, and also delaying the action of a miniature in their line of action.

• Cleric: In addition to healing the player's Crown, advances the action of another allied miniature.

Players are available in the taverns and inns of locations visited throughout the campaign: Mooncradle, Builders' Post, Brisk Port City, Lucent City, the Vespertine, Lake Docarria, Mirth, Celéstia and Repine. However, for Repine, the player needs to purchase a Portable Wheel from the Watchmaker in the Mechanical Castle for 250 Gold.

The rewards, on the other hand, follow a specific order and are not tied to any player, allowing the player to follow their own order in the "wheel championship". However, it is important to keep in mind that as you progress in the main campaign, the AI of the minigame becomes more challenging.

There are a total of nine rewards:

• Archer Miniature

• Bronze Wheel

• Silver Wheel

• Engineer Miniature

• Gold Wheel

• Cleric Miniature

• Diamond Wheel

• Assassin Miniature

• Platinum Wheel

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