Gameplay data
Characters, relationships, tags, and fandom-scale entries form the matchup pool.
AO3dle turns public work-count signals into a fan-made guessing arena for fandom knowledge, streaks, and daily comparisons.
Every page should lead back to a clear higher-or-lower decision, not a long rules lecture.
Counts, source mappings, and images can be corrected as better public evidence is reviewed.
AO3dle is a fan-made game and does not represent AO3, OTW, or referenced fandom properties.

Example entry
Gojo Satoru
Entries compete by AO3 work-count scale, not by general fame.
Characters, relationships, tags, and fandom-scale entries form the matchup pool.
Image fallbacks keep cards readable when an external source fails or changes.
Feedback and source evidence help decide which entries need correction.
Leaderboards are intentionally narrow: display names and scores.
Next move
The best way to understand AO3dle is to play a few rounds, then compare your instincts against the data notes.
Read count
Pick higher
Review reveal
Build streak