I wish there were autoresolve in battles. Really liked the artwork all around. And the music was quite pleasant as well.

Interesting proof of concept, the interface's flow is quite smooth! Two things:

• I managed to render the game unresponsive on my first playthrough, I think I clicked on the cards one too many times and then it wouldn't let me re-equip nor discard any of them. The buttons on top became unusable.
• Could have been improved by adding timers or some good mouse button smashing: there's a great point Mark made in one of his jam videos where he said that when you're making a game in which you play with numbers, you have the player go into a paralysis if you give them too much freedom, because everyone will automatically start wasting time comparing numbers for an easy win. With such limitations, things would get spicier in a good way, prompting the use/development of time-based management skills(?) and whatnot.

^ This is just me tossing an idea I thought was very topical, don't overthink it as some sort of deep critique! :D

I'm sorry I don't really understand the game :/ Maybe you could add a description in the page to explain the rules & gameplay?