Player guide · company planning archive
Check units and gear, sketch a formation, and head into your next run with a plan you can actually change. Start with the cards, builds, guides, and patch changes that matter to your company.
A small Goodly Folk starting layout centred on the Goodly Knight. It is a positioning sketch, not an official or ranked recommendation.
A compact positioning idea that keeps the Archer behind two nearby Goodly Folk cards while you compare the live shop's gear options.
An Ivo-led planning shell that gives the Wizard space instead of assuming a particular item roll or permanent best-in-slot loadout.
A small Bone Host workspace for comparing Skeleton Child and Skeleton Dog positions on the editable board.
Learn the verified road, how to read a card, and how to make your first shop and board decisions without guessing.
Use Formation, Backline, Flanking, range, and adjacency to make a readable board before combat begins.
Understand the public single-player route, Ranked caveat, multiplayer format, and Deed-based unlock context.
Built for the moment before a match
This site brings together the parts of Goodly Trials that players tend to look up mid-run: unit stats, gear requirements, leader cards, faction context, formation ideas, and patch changes. It is a planning companion, not the official game or a promise that one setup will win every fight.
How this site is maintainedQuestions players ask first
No. It is an independent player guide that links back to the official game pages.
No. Builds are editable starting points; the live board, shop, and opponents still decide the run.
It checks the selected week, active cells, follower limits, and known equipment capacity.
Choose a leader, compare the unit roles you need, then test the spacing in the Builder.
Keep the facts and the ideas separate
Compare the cards, effects, and formation rules first. Then treat builds and positioning notes as editable starting points for your own company.
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