Splinterlanes is a three-lane battle format for your real Splinterlands collection. Combat itself is faithful Splinterlands — the abilities, speed order, armor and interactions you already know. Everything

Splinterlands switched on three new rulesets this week: Chain Reaction, Live and Let Die and Plague Rot. All three are now Talisman Rules Mods on Splinterlanes, so they can drop from any Talisman prize,

The Foundations Starlight cards are in Splinterlanes, figures and all. The Guided first battle deals better and explains the attack arrows, a second window no longer fights the first over your battle,

Splinterlanes now has its own channel in the official Splinterlands Discord: #splinterlanes. If you already hang out in the Splinterlands server, you no longer have to go anywhere else to talk about the

Two weeks ago Splinterlands put six exclusive Lanes card skins into the Splinterlanes prize vault, fifty copies of each. Six have been won so far, each one sent on chain straight to the winner's Splinterlands

Second Wind now looks at how far ahead your opponent was when you were wiped, and you can queue your next Monster while you wait for the round to end. Two Rules now hit each Monster once instead of every

Power of 8 joins the Talisman Rules, and a fix to how the Lanes fight: a group now fights at most once a round. Holy Protection now shields each Monster once, the Deck Builder's Talisman picker can finally

Splinterlanes is going live on Twitch this weekend. We're joining @nopeace4u for a Special Stream Saturday to talk Splinterlanes, play some Lanes, and give away two prizes. Saturday, October 31, 6pm Eastern

Most Talisman mods help you press an advantage. Three of the Tier 3 mods do the opposite: they wait until the match has turned against you, and then they pay out. This spotlight takes three real Talismans

Splinterlanes now has a Discord server. Since the last update the Deck Builder has also gained a Bloodline filter, Tactics now show on the Monster that holds them, Talismans can be sorted, and phones no

If you play Splinterlands, you already own a Splinterlanes collection. Splinterlanes is a three-lane way to play Splinterlands: two players battle across three Lanes at once, with Decks built from their

Seven changes have gone live since the Altar opened. The Daily Challenge now pays a Talisman, VIP Auto-battle collects the daily Talismans, and a round of changes from player feedback: new Settings, a

Splinterlanes is a three-lane way to play Splinterlands: two players battle across a Friendly Lane, the Command Lane and a Hostile Lane with Decks built from their own Splinterlands cards, and every Talisman

Update, November 9, 2026: since November 1, Second Wind's buffs go to up to 3 of the wiped player's new Monsters, depending on how many the other side had standing when the wipe happened. The changed lines

Five changes have gone live since the last post. Two new Talisman rules, three rules leaving the mint, an Auto-battle that keeps going through quiet spells and restarts, a warning for slow Decks, and a

Update, November 1, 2026: how many of the wiped side's new Monsters get the buffs now depends on how many Monsters the other side had standing when the wipe happened. And since October 31, a Divine Shield

The classic formula just got a fun remix. Splinterlanes is here! Try a fresh, high-intensity take on the Splinterlands gameplay you already know and love. Battle across three lanes at once with real-time

Splinterlanes is a three-lane way to play Splinterlands: two players battle across a Friendly Lane, the Command Lane and a Hostile Lane, with Decks built from the cards they own in Splinterlands. The cards

Every Talisman carries a Rules Mod. Some carry a second mod, and a few carry a third: a Tier 3 mod, the strongest line a Talisman can hold. This spotlight takes three real Talismans in circulation today,

Update, October 25, 2026: five of the challenges are now easier to reach. Battles got shorter after the Second Wind rework, so their targets came down to match — the old figures are struck through in the

Splinterlanes is a three-lane way to play Splinterlands: two players battle across a Friendly Lane, the Command Lane and a Hostile Lane with Decks built from their own Splinterlands cards, and the winner