Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive — Prices

Brotherwise Games, GaGa Games · Board game · 2020
7.0 Ludopedia 6.9 BGG 1–4 · best 3 Solo 30–60 min Weight 2.0/5
Buy · from US$ 29.58
7.0 rating Ludopedia
6.9 rating BGG
Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS

For storytelling lovers and Sanderson fans: a game that turns your table into an epic tale-spinning session.

Highlights
  • Rich, immersive narrative
  • Deep character customization
  • Faithful to the books
  • Great solo play
Keep in mind
  • Language dependency may hinder
  • Limited direct player interaction
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive is a standalone hero-crafting game set in Brandon Sanderson’s epic universe. With 120 cards, you build a unique character by defining their origin, motivation, and destiny, overcoming challenges to gain traits and abilities. It blends strategy with storytelling—imagine a narrative-driven deck-builder where every card you add to your tableau weaves part of your hero’s journey. While there’s a point-based winner, the real highlight is the finale where players share their character’s tale. Playable solo or with up to 4, it’s accessible even to those unfamiliar with the books (though fans will geek out over the details!).

Rules videos

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Best player count

BGG community vote

1–4 players
1 REC
2 REC
3 BEST
4 REC

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

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Authors: Brandon Sanderson Containers: Book-like Game: Call to Adventure Setting: The Cosmere
Publisher Brotherwise Games, GaGa Games
Designer Chris O'Neal, Johnny O'Neal
Artist Adam J. Marin

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

5 questions
Do I need the base game?
Nope! It’s standalone but compatible with the original Call to Adventure.
Is there solo play?
Yes, and it’s one of the best ways to play—the solo mode is well-designed.
Do I need to read the books?
No, but fans will spot characters, locations, and events from Sanderson’s universe.
How long does a game take?
30-60 minutes, depending on player count and how elaborate the stories get.
Is it hard to learn?
Medium-low weight (1.95/5 on BGG). Rules are simple, but strategy deepens with play.

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