Tiebreaker

[Ghostdog22]

What is the tiebreaker if both players end up with the same score? I just finished a game and won it for no apparent reason. I did not have more cards in my castle, I'm assuming that's what is meant by having a bigger house.

[Pinsk34]

I lose ties when I have more or less cards so I wonder how it works. The game completely does not inform about the rules of winning in the case of ties. Looks like pure radome. So I would be grateful if someone could explain it.

[alexl_l]

While the author of the game does not specify who is the winner in case both players have equal scores, BGA uses the following approach:
"more cards face down; less cards in a castle".
I noticed this message in a game when we had a draw. My only draw so far in more than 50 games

[Le0RD]

Acabo de perder un empate teniendo más cartas boca arriba en el castillo, me parece que si está randomizado el criterio de desempate.

[Feua Mcfuffa]

https://boardgamearena.com/tournament?id=254195

[DargorX]

There is no random on tiebreakers. As alexl_l said, it is explained in the rules page:
The first tiebreaker is most cards faced down.
The second one is less cards in castle.

I am the game developer, and the explanation of tiebreaks is one of the improvements planned to be released in the next update... Very soon, so stay tuned