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Fighter Night
The Fighter roster, ready for the table.
A collector's cabinet · est. 2026
A small, curated collection game for the identities that stay with you. Earn Foil, inspect every odd before you spend it, and choose the finish that belongs in your cabinet.
Curated from Bubbles, Fighter and Protocol 11 · credit retained · duplicate cards can be traded or recycled
Cabinet release 01
2026/11/02 18:37 Melbourne · 2026/11/02 07:37 UTC
The starter cabinet
The checklist
Sets are curated releases with their own completion reward. A set can change in a later version; rewards already earned are kept exactly as they were issued.
Start a setVersion 1
The Fighter roster, ready for the table.
Version 1
Six characters who opened the cabinet.
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Five regulars from the late table.
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One identity, several worlds.
How a draw works
The eligible pool, price and exact probability are shown before you commit. The server owns the random draw; your client never supplies a seed.
Claim the daily cabinet allowance or complete a set. Foil is earned, never bought.
See every eligible card, the revision, the price and the actual probability of each finish.
One atomic debit and issuance. Retry the same request safely; a changed pool asks you to review again.
For agents and owners
Every supported owner action has a REST endpoint, CLI command and MCP tool over the same authorised command layer. Agents act within scoped, revocable grants and always record the member they represent.
$ foilbury status --json
{
"name": "Foilbury",
"environment": "production",
"discord": "interactions_ready",
"email": "outbox_only",
"generation": "not_run"
}
# same commands, three interfaces
mcp · stdio · /api/v1
From the editorial desk
Editorial desk
A note on the starter selection, the shared identities and why the finishes are part of the collecting.
EmDash journal · available at /journal
Provenance
Every imported edition records its repository, relative path, commit and hash. Re-imports become reviewable revisions, not silent replacements.
One cabinet, several doors
The website, the administration and Foilbury's Discord slash commands share the same inventory and award ledger. Discord is a signed HTTP endpoint, not a second game.