Under Development

Line Choice by Seguro Offroad is a tactical trading card game (TCG) that swaps out traditional fantasy combat for the high-stakes world of technical off-roading.

The game is currently under development, with new mechanics and cards being road-tested to capture the true feel of the trail. Instead of casting spells, you navigate a "Trail" using real-world off-road physics and mechanical endurance.
 

1. The Goal: Conquer the Summit

The objective is to be the first player to accumulate 20 Elevation Points (EP) by successfully "clearing" Obstacle Cards. Alternatively, you win if your opponent Redlines (runs out of cards in their deck).

2. Become a Playable Character

One of the most unique aspects of the game’s development is how the roster is built. New Character Cards are being added constantly, and you have a chance to see your own rig in the deck:

• Event Raffles: At every Seguro Offroad event, a special raffle is held for attendees.

• The Prize: The winner of the raffle gets their own personal truck immortalized as a playable character in Line Choice, complete with custom stats based on their real-world build.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   

3. Core Stats: Torque vs. Articulation

In this game, your vehicles rely on two primary stats:

• Torque (Power): Used to overcome the Difficulty Rating (DR) of an obstacle.

• Articulation (Stability): Your safety net. It protects you from Technical Failures (like snapping an axle) and helps you avoid getting Stuck.
   

4. Unique Mechanics

• Momentum: Instead of mana, you generate Momentum each turn to spend on upgrades or tactical "Line Choice" cards.

• The "Stuck" Mechanic: If your Torque isn't high enough, you don't just "lose"—you get stuck. You'll need a Winch, a Tow Strap, or a "Bump" from a friend to keep moving.

• Technical Failures: When tackling "Black Diamond" obstacles, you must roll for a Technical Failure. High-power rigs have massive Torque but are often "stiffer" and more likely to break without a good roll.
   

5. Convoy Mode (Multiplayer)

While you can play 1v1, the game shines in Multiplayer Convoy Mode. Players can "Spot" for each other to split points and clear difficult lines, or suffer the Dust Penalty if they're following too closely behind the "Lead Dog."