Fartle
Fartle
The dice table of Kuttenberg, lifted out of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and put in your browser: forty loaded dice, thirty-one badges, fourteen opponents, their voices, and Henry's wind.
Made by French Faker · ☕ Buy me a coffee
Free, no account: an anonymous profile is created when you sit at an online table. About 90 MB to load the first time, then cached.Career, free table and online play. Landscape on phones.
Keyboard: ◀ ▶ choose a die, Space keep, R score and roll, Enter score and pass, B badge, F… Henry.
Start with 100 groschen, six ordinary dice and the Beggar. Every win pays the stake, a first win pays triple and unlocks the next opponent, up to the Emperor and his 300-groschen games.
Buy the game's loaded dice at their real prices as you climb, win the opponent's dice and badges when you beat him. Collection bars: 39 dice, 31 badges.
Three challenges a day, the same for everyone, with a streak that multiplies the rewards up to ×2. Titles follow the best opponent you have beaten.
The opponents speak with their original English voices, Henry answers with Tom McKay's lines, and the tavern hums behind you: fireplace, crowd, the rattle of the cup.
Create a room, share its four-letter code, and play with the dice and badge from your career. Web and Windows players sit at the same tables.
Pick a stake, 10, 50 or 150 groschen, and wait for an opponent. The server rolls the dice and keeps the purse: nobody can cheat the throw.
Choose a name, a portrait from the Codex or your own picture, follow your wins and losses and your rank on the leaderboard.
Open this page in Safari, tap the Share button (the square with an arrow), then Add to Home Screen. The dice open full screen, in landscape, like an app.
In Chrome, tap Install the app above, or the menu ⋮ then Add to Home screen. Once played, the game also opens offline; only the online tables need a connection.
Chrome and Edge show an install icon in the address bar. There is also a Windows build; ask the innkeeper.