DiceBound

Summary
DiceBound is a dark fantasy, dice-building roguelike where your soul is your main source of damage. Wager your soul, binding it to one of 6 Aspects, unlocking abilities and rewriting rules to overcome the trials placed in front of you. Uncover the mystery behind why you must face these trials. Who are these "people"? Why am I even here?
Gameplay

Mechanics
The 6 Aspects: 

In DiceBound, there are 6 Aspects: Anchor (Gold), Offer (Purple), Ruin (Red), Ward (Blue), Flux (Green), and Surge (Silver). Everything in the game revolves around them. There are also ASPECT totals (seen on the left in the image). Aspect totals indicate the number of dice showing a certain Aspect. 
Aspect and Ability Dice: 
This brings us to the first type of dice you as the player can roll, Aspect dice. As you may have guessed, Aspect dice increase the ASPECT totals. These dice are the key overcoming each Trial. The second type of dice you can roll is Ability dice. These dice are special and can trigger guaranteed effects like attacking the enemy or defending your own soul (Shown in the image above). All dice have 6 faces, pay attention to them.

Wagering:
The second most important thing in this game is...  your SOUL. You as the player can wager your Soul on one of 6 Aspects. Each Aspect has a list of dice needed to unlock its ability. Each Aspect also has a Soul requirement needed to gain an edge over the enemy. More on this later. For now, careful how much you wager. Your Soul is your lifeline after all. Each Aspect you can wager on comes with its own ability after rolling the needed dice.
Anchor: Remove "X" random enemy dice.
Offer: Gain "X"-1 Soul Actions.
Ruin: "X" random Aspect dice gain 1 Base Damage.
Ward: Restore "X" Soul.
Flux: Change "X" Aspect dice to any face.
Surge: Trigger "X" random effects.
 
Resonance (AKA - "X"):

Resonance is your Soul's attunement with the board. It is the THIRD most important thing in this game. For it to increase, you must do 2 things. First, wager on an Aspect, meeting the Soul requirement. Second, roll all of the dice listed for the Aspect wagered. 
Not only does Resonance (X) determine how much you can do with your abilities, it also determines how strong your Ability dice are. An Ability die showing "Sword 2" or "Shield 1" will multiplied by X. "Sword 2" multiplied by 3 (X = 3) is now "Sword 6".
Actions:
There are 2 types of actions. Soul Actions and Aspect Actions. Aspect Actions are the ABILITIES you get when rolling all of the dice needed for an Aspect that has wagered  Soul attached to it.
The second type of action is Soul Action. These are actions you can take to manipulate dice on the board.

Dealing Damage:
There are 2 ways to deal damage. One way is using your ability dice. The second way is attached to your wager. When a wager unlocks, all Aspect dice needed for the wager can deal damage. 
If you choose not to use your wager to deal damage, or fail to roll the needed dice, all soul wagered will turn into Soul Fragments (Money) at the end of the round.

The Enemy:
Just like you, the enemy can also roll 2 types of dice. The first is Aspect dice, just like you. They DECREASE the ASPECT totals. The enemy also has Ability dice, which are just like your Ability dice.
Enemies have one more thing... RELICS. Relics are a core part of the enemy. Every enemy has its own unique relic, which comes with a special ability that will hinder you.
Locations: 
There are currently 7 location types (12 planned for the full game). Trials, Contract, Oath, Sanctuary, Engraver, Shop, and Grand Trial (Boss)

Trials:
Choose which trial you wish to face. Regardless of your decision, they all come with a special twist.

Grand Trial:
Face a boss with multiple twists.

Sanctuary:
Recover lost Soul and Increase your Maximum Soul.

Shop:
Spend Soul Fragments to gain temporary or permanent items.

Engraver:
Upgrade your dice or Soul Actions.

Oath:
Decrease wager Soul requirement by 1 for an Aspect wager.

Contract:
Rewrite the rules of the game.