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How to Use the Life Counter
1. Pick your game or preset
Choose a fast preset like Magic Commander (40 life), MTG 1v1 (20 life), King of Tokyo, Catan, Star Realms, or start a custom free score tracker.
2. Set player count
Adjust the number of players at the table. The screen automatically reorganizes into a grid or inverted face-to-face duel layout.
3. Adjust points with quick taps
Tap the top half to add +1 and bottom half to subtract -1, or use quick +5 / -5 and +10 / -10 buttons.
4. Share your victory card
At the end of the match, instantly generate a victory card image to post on WhatsApp groups or social media.
Reference values — Star Wars: Unlimited
| Base HP | set by the Base card (commonly 30) |
|---|---|
| Deck | minimum 50 cards |
| Copies of the same card | up to 3 |
| Resources | generated by turning cards from hand |
| Win | reduce the opposing Base HP to 0 |
The Base is the life total
In Star Wars: Unlimited it is the Base that has life, not the player. The game ends when the opposing Base HP reaches zero, and the starting value is printed on the chosen Base card — usually 30, but it varies.
That means there is a single main count per side, which is simpler to follow than a TCG with per-creature damage. What complicates it is pace: unit and event damage stacks up fast over a few turns.
Since the starting value depends on the Base card, set the counter to the correct number before the first turn instead of assuming 30 by default.
