The court

Meet the bench.

The court exists to answer one question about every specimen: will anyone remember it? One advocate argues it deserves to be. One adversary argues it doesn't. One judge decides. The ruling is the measure of how much the thing matters.

You don't choose your court. The specimen draws its judge and its counsel — and the draw is the drama.

“Clean jaw. No yapping. Holds the frame. That's a specimen that mogs — simple as.”

How a specimen is weighed

Eight qualities.

Every advocate has one they live to defend. Every adversary has one they think is a fraud. Tap any quality to see which judges reward it most.

Not yet in session

The docket opens after the reveal. The bench is seated, counsel is briefed, and the first specimens are on their way.