Bone Brag
Pull up a chair at The Crooked Candle, where the dice are bone, the raccoons are liars, and the floor has a trapdoor in it.
Coming to iPhone. Free. No real money.
One lever in 6 drops you
Pull one. Or take the stairs.
Pull up a chair at The Crooked Candle, where the dice are bone, the raccoons are liars, and the floor has a trapdoor in it.
Coming to iPhone. Free. No real money.
One lever in 6 drops you
Pull one. Or take the stairs.
Hush now, it happens to everyone. Well, to you.
Three tables. This is the one with the trapdoor.
Liar's Dice
for up to four
Hide your dice under the cup, bid on what's out there, and call "Liar!" when you smell one. Lose the call and you pull a lever. One of them drops you through the floor.
Ten Thousand
head to head
Keep your scoring dice, then roll the rest or bank. Push your luck too far and you bust. Brother Hob will have something to say about it.
Hearth Brag
dice poker
Throw five dice, both hands open. Check or raise once, re-throw what you don't like, and the better hand takes the marks. First to three wins. Marks are worth nothing outside the tavern.
Brother Hob, Russet, Gorm and Corvin each play their own way, and they have plenty to say about yours. Beat them to open new outfits for them in the Wardrobe.
Brother Hob Plays it safe. Prays anyway.
Mistress Russet Bluffs. Beautifully.
Gorm One-Ear Calls everything.
Master Corvin Keeps count.
Fill your pouch with dice of your own, and slip a few loaded ones into your hand at the solo tables. Keep a Saint's Knuckle for when a throw goes wrong. The Ledger remembers every match.
Knucklebone ivory, yellowed by a hundred tables. Honest as the day is long.
A miller weighs everything. This one weighs the six down and lifts the ace.
Poured around a drop of candle-lead. It leans toward the five, like a moth to flame.
Plenty of aces. Plenty of useless twos, too. Cheats rarely think it through.
Black glass from a burned chapel. Fishing for triple sixes, and sometimes catching them.
Jump into a quick match, or open a private table for friends with a room code. Empty chairs fill with tavern regulars. Online tables are fair: no loaded dice. There's no chat and no typing, just a set of emotes for gloating and despair.
That's all eight. Choose carefully.
Solo play needs no connection, and your progress stays on your phone.
Free, on iOS 18 or later. We're holding your chair. Gorm is only sitting in it for now.
Back up the ladder