How To Register Cockatrice Server

Cockatrice

A cantankerous-platform virtual tabletop for multiplayer card games

How to compile your own binaries
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Cockatrice is an open-source, multiplatform program for playing tabletop carte games over a network. The program's server blueprint prevents users from manipulating the game for unfair reward.
The client too provides a single-histrion manner, which allows users to brew while offline.

News

2021-01-26 Cockatrice v2.viii.0 released [more]
2020-08-23 Cockatrice v2.7.5 released [more]

Getting Started

Download an installation file from the sidebar on the left

Install 'Cockatrice' the aforementioned as whatsoever other application.
(on macOS y'all need to elevate 'Oracle' to your Applications binder too)

Open 'Cockatrice' and run the 'Oracle' tool to create a card database when prompted on first launch

Build a deck in the customer, or import one

Start playtesting offline or connect to a public server

Enjoy playing your favorite menu games!

Go Support

A lot of useful information can be found on our official wiki
(→ Quickstart Guide for Gaming, Troubleshooting & FAQ)

If you meet whatsoever issues or bugs, would like to suggest a feature, or would like to leave feedback, please file these in our GitHub project
(→ How to create a GitHub ticket for Cockatrice)

If you take a question regarding a specific server, please contact that server's administrator and/or moderators for support as we take no control over how servers operate

Would you similar to host your own Servatrice server? Click here!

Experience free to contact and connect with united states on Discord, Gitter and Reddit!

Get Involved

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Assistance with coding and fork our GitHub projection!

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Many project developers hang around on Discord and Gitter - encounter you there... :)

This project uses C++ and the Qt5 libraries.