Camelot Legends

Black Book Éditions, Edge Entertainment, Pro Ludo · Board game · 2004
2–4 · best 3 60 min Weight 2.3/5
7.5 rating Ludopedia
6.1 rating BGG
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7.5 rating Ludopedia
6.1 rating BGG
Our Verdict

An epic card duel for Arthurian fans looking for fast-paced action.

Highlights
  • Stunning and detailed art
  • Fast-paced gameplay
  • Immersive medieval theme
  • Straightforward area strategy
Keep in mind
  • Moderate language dependency
  • Requires careful card management
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About the game
If you're the type who loves a good epic legend, get your bravest knight ready! Camelot Legends transports you straight to the heart of King Arthur's stories, where the fate of entire kingdoms depends on your skill. Forget bedtime stories; things get intense across three distinct settings: the classic and noble Kingdom of Camelot, the treacherous domain of Cornwall, and the mysterious Perilous Forest. This is a dynamic, highly visual card game featuring a 100-card deck with stunning illustrations by top-tier artists, adding immense charm to your tabletop experience.

The goal is simple yet challenging: you'll build your own faction of heroes to complete quests and overcome the obstacles that arise in each region. You'll need to manage your action points with precision, deciding whether to focus on gaining area influence or spending your cards to fulfill specific contracts. It's a fast-paced game where every decision matters to ensure that, when the final event concludes, you are the most legendary knight at the table. If you enjoy card games that blend area control strategy with an immersive medieval theme, Camelot Legends is your next destination!
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Theme: King Arthur / The Knights of the Round Table / Camelot
Publisher Black Book Éditions, Edge Entertainment, Pro Ludo, PS-Games, Z-Man Games
Designer Andrew Parks
Artist Carisa Swenson, Chris Dien, Craig Maher, D. W. Gröss, Daerick Gross, Donato Giancola, Drew Baker, Edward Beard, Jr., Heather Bruton, Jeff Menges, Jeremy McHugh, Jim Pavelec, Mark Evans (I), Mark Poole, Melissa Benson, Mike Jackson, Noel Meyer, Patrick McEvoy, Paul Herbert, Quinton Hoover, Randy Asplund-Faith, Raven Mimura, Storn Cook, Thomas Gianni, Thomas Manning, Tina Hoffman
Frequently Asked Questions
How complex is the game?
It's a medium-weight game, perfect for those who know card games and want strategy without being overly complex.
Is the game very long?
Not at all! It's quite dynamic, usually taking around 60 minutes per session.
Can I play solo?
The game is designed for 2 to 4 players, making it ideal for competitive group play.
Do I need to know English?
There is a moderate language dependency. Since it's a card game, having a reference sheet or translated cards helps a lot.
How is the winner determined?
The player who completes the most challenging quests and tasks across the settings wins.