Games

Five of them, all played in the browser, all free and all ours. Your Discord account is the login for all of them — it carries your progress between machines, and it is what puts your name on a board. Trivia, Party and Cards Against Gielinor also play signed out, off a room code.

Wilderness Reborn

RPG · the clan's own

Wilderness Reborn

The Discord game, rebuilt as a proper one. You venture out into the Wilderness, fight whatever finds you, and try to get the loot home before something takes it off you. Everything in your bag is on the line every single trip.

Venture in. Pick how deep you go. The deeper the level, the richer the drop tables and the nastier the things living in them — and the likelier you are to be skulled on the way down.
Fight a round at a time. Attack, eat, drink a potion, fire a weapon's special, or run. Every round is a choice, and the monster answers each one.
Bank it or lose it. Dying drops your whole inventory and two per cent of the bank. Teleporting out is safe — unless something ambushes you doing it.
Everything underneath. A bank with tabs and search, a real player-to-player Grand Exchange, trading, gear presets, crafting, alchemy, slayer tasks, chests, pets and uniques.
The clan's own monster. Fury Bunny only comes out for people in the Paws of Fury Discord. The rest of the Wilderness is open to anybody.

Play Wilderness Reborn Discord sign-in required — it is your character.

Platformer · single player

Pyroclast

A pixel-art platformer where the lava is always coming. Seventy levels across seven chapters, and in every one of them the front is behind you and moving faster than you are. You do not fight it. You run.

Run, jump, double-jump. Grab gems on the way past and reach the exit. Gems only bank if you make it out — dying loses the whole run's haul.
Spend them. The shop sells permanent upgrades: longer coyote time, a third jump, a dash, a phase through one block, lava-proof soles, a revive.
Seven chapters. A mountain, a burning forest, a cave that changes the lava's direction under you, a canopy over a floor of lava, a castle with no lava and every other kind of trouble, an ash hollow with two fronts closing from a corner, and a scalded coast.
Hardmode. Opens after Chapter 4. Tighter rubber band, less head start, meaner hazards — and it is the only thing that pays Embers, which buy the upgrades gems cannot.
The Overflow. An endless dive that rolls a fresh leg every depth and gets faster the further down you go.
The Forge and the Vault. Build your own levels with the same tiles the real ones use and share them by link, or just browse the whole art library the game is made of.
Medals and boards. Gold, silver and bronze per level against a par time — and, once you sign in, every level's leaderboard, normal and hardmode, with the fastest run replayable.

Play Pyroclast Plays signed out. Sign in to keep your save and post times.

Trivia

Quiz · solo or against each other

Trivia

A quiz that does not run out. Over a hundred and sixty thousand RuneScape 3 questions are generated straight from the wiki, so they are right, there are far too many to memorise, and they update when the game does. Two dozen other categories cover everything that is not RuneScape.

Fifteen seconds a question, and a little longer when there is more to read. Long enough to know whether you know it. Nowhere near long enough to look it up in another tab.
RuneScape 3, from runescape.wiki. Monsters, items, quests, music, NPCs and achievements — combat levels, weaknesses, Slayer requirements, examine texts and the destroy warnings nobody reads.
Everything else. Film, television, music, books, science, geography, history, sport, animals and twenty more.
The Daily Challenge. One RuneScape question, the same for everybody, ten options and two goes. Three paw points for getting it first time and one for second — and it runs in Discord too. Play on four days in a week and you get an entry in the Trial of Fury.
It remembers what you have had. Questions you have already seen are held back, so a category has to be genuinely exhausted before anything repeats.

Play Trivia Plays signed out. Sign in for the Daily and the boards.

Party

Seven games · one room · phones as controllers

Party

One room, a code, everybody's phone. Higher or Lower on album years and festival headliners, Name That Sleeve as the cover comes out of the fog, Name That Song from a real thirty-second clip, Most Likely To, Never Have I Ever, Fake Artist and King's Cup. Mix them, or play one.

With drinks or without. Points either way; the drinking dial adds sips, shots and finished drinks, said in words on every phone.
Your flavour. Tame, funny, spicy, unhinged, clan and music prompts, ticked per room.
Your bands. The sleeves and songs come from the album shelves you tick, or your linked Spotify.

Play Party Plays signed out. Two to sixteen people.

Cards Against ____. Gielinor.

Card game · one room · phones as hands

Cards Against Gielinor

Cards Against Humanity, RuneScape 3 edition. A Card Czar reads a black card, everybody else plays their funniest white card face down, and the Czar picks a winner without knowing whose it was. Over 600 cards, clan in-jokes included.

SFW or NSFW. The host decides per room. NSFW is properly filthy, so pick your company.
Your hand stays yours. Hover or tap a card to read it; nobody else ever sees it.
Write your own. The Card Maker takes cards in bulk; approved ones join every game.

Play Cards Against Gielinor Plays signed out. Three to twelve people.

All games run entirely in your browser — nothing to install. Back to Paws of Fury