Deceptively fun!

Loved the idea of organizing your spell inventory, really helped add to the overall strategy of the game. Personally I feel like it would be better if once you confirmed your spells they all activated to save a bit of time, but other than that I have no issues with this game, all in all a very fun gameplay loop.

The game is a great concept, not sure if it was my browser or not, but the game did not function properly in combat. I would set the spell, confirm the grid, but not attack. The tree would do no damage back as well.  

I will test on another system at a different point today and update. If this is still faulty I'll let you know.

I'm so disappointed that you don't get extra damage for filling up the grid. The whole point of Tetris is to fill up rows, and here it does nothing.

Also I don't get the reason why you made it so that you have to click on each piece afterwards, there doesn't seem to be any synergies that would require me to click them in order. The "end turn" button should just activate all of the pieces on the grid. This would make the UX a lot better because there would be less buttons to click. There have been multiple times where I pressed the end turn button instead of clicking on the pieces, and I lost a ton of damage potential.

Also I don't really like how you have the exact same pieces every turn, it just makes the battle boring after the first like 3 turns. You could have the shapes be random, and then assign a spell to each color or something instead.

Does it have potential? In this state, absolutely not.
If you were to add combos, randomized pieces and some synergies between pieces + some interesting mechanics to the battles (so it's not just, player attacks -> enemy attacks -> repeat), then maybe it does.
It would need to be some sort of a roguelike or idk, with stuff happening between fights (like in my game Umblight)

A very interesting idea! I especially like the tetris-style of the game, it attracts attention :)

Couple of points that I;d like to comment on:

• I didn't immediately catch that you can rotate the spells only as you are holding them — after reading the instructions it seemed that I could do it after placing the spells on the board;
• There is a possibility to end your turn without attacking — I am not sure that you would ever need that, or did I understand something wrong? Maybe the "End Turn" button should be inactive until you've used all your spells :) 
• It is also not immediately clear that you should click your spells after confirming the grid, though it is written in caps :D Maybe I was not very attentive, or maybe it is because the "End Turn" button attracts much more attention than the text, so yo get that urge to click it as soon as you confirmed everything.
• I really enjoyed the tetris grid and the idea looks promising! But I am not sure that it gave me any additional challenge. I just placed everything I could there and clicked without following any certain strategy and everything went well for me :D It would be great if the grid made me think harder and choose which spells I am going to use, leaving some possibility for failure if I did a wrong move, for example :)
• Regarding the UI — the "Next spell" field is located under the picture of your opponent and intuitively it feels like it is their spell, but not yours. It would probably a bit more convenient to have this information closer to your portrait, somewhere on the left,

I wish you luck with the game! Pretty sure that with more spells and just a bit more order on the "battle field" it will feel awesome :) 

HELP CHAT IDK WHICH ONE TO CHOOSE

The idea is interesting. And the cute tree is the best)

Here are a couple of suggestions:

There aren't many options for each turn (but I'm not sure if I found all the mechanics:)) For me it was like: you have, e.g., 2-4 spells, and you just use all that fits in the frame every turn. So it would be cool to have more spells to make the player choose, and more health to make battles longer.

Also I didn't get the idea why do you need to click on spells after confirming the grid.. Does the order of spells matter? If it doesn't, probably it would be nice to have some dependencies to have even more options to choose from.

I think it's really promising! Would like to see the updates)

I really like the new system update with the new types of upgrades and powers and how the armor block gets smaller by the use. Two quality of lifes would be if the last grid that was used was saved and if the user wants to reset they can instead of having to drag the blocks each time but maybe thats just me. All the user interface feels a bit cluttered but I imagine you will clean it up soon good progress so far 💪