I know theres a limit of 10 games per day but is that limit solely on SP and not on Intel Awarded? Before I make the commitment to play daily again I was wondering about this question

No intel after 10 games. I just tried to submit an 11th game to check.

Thanks for an answer, well that kind of blows, defeats a plan to intel boost multiple pets eventually :S

there are intelligence boosters out there. Each pet can share weapons with any other pet of the same or lower Tier, but spellcasting is specific to each pet's intelligence, so users who have pets that they battle with use INT boosters all the time. The most cost-efficient are the Tomes of (Element) or Shinwas Morning Flower I think. There's a stat booster list in the Battle subsection of the Forums if you want to see them all.

The cost for boosting INT with Mystic Spindles gets crazy high pretty quickly, so it's really only helpful to boost pets with little or no INT to start with. You'd get sick of playing, even if they allowed more than 10.

What are the plans for Mystic Spindles?

It's been unchanged for over a decade in spite of suggestions to revamp the payout process, but ironically the only change (recently) is to cut off rewarding intel exp after 10 wins D:

Oh well that does really suck majorly. See I use to play during the days of the web browser version on a daily basis but I stopped playing and I'm not sure I ever played the revamped version.

Anyway, was looking a semi decent way to work on intel points while playing other pets on the site because I want quite a few of my pets to be able to be able to handle quite a few scrolls. Yet at the same time get most bang for their bucks out of ap points and only read books @ every 16th intel points. Which now I guess the only way is to use expensive boosters realistically speaking xD

If you can't wait to save up intel exp points playing spindles, go for the books, and then intel boosters. There are actually plenty of affordable books; the only thing is they are scattered throughout many NPC shops. Book Nook is an excellent starting point, and if it's a Mystery Box day that's even better.

When I started with my first pet ages ago, I wasn't aware about the cost progression, and read books to the point where it simply takes too long to earn just one intel point. It's really bizarre having to suggest to every new player to consider playing spindles first before reading to your pet to raise intel.

I hope the game revamp is worth the wait. But with the dismal track record with Item Hunt and this game for starters, I'm not holding my breath.