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Our Verdict
Great for adventure and fantasy fans who enjoy strategic, cooperative play. Perfect for dice-rolling enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Engaging theme and deep mechanics.
- High replayability with varied scenarios.
- Excellent for group campaigns.
- Balanced challenge between teamwork and rivalry.
Keep in mind
- Learning curve for new players.
- Antagonist requires careful management.
- Optimal with 3-4 players.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR ADVENTURE AND FANTASY FANS
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Conan: Collectors Box is an asymmetric, semi-cooperative miniature board game rooted in Robert E. Howard's Conan legend. One player commands opposing forces, while others take on roles like Conan and his allies, each with unique abilities. Set in diverse scenarios—pictish villages, underground temples, or pirate ships—the game blends area movement, dice rolling, and variable player powers. Heroes spend 'gems' to act, using colored dice (red, orange, yellow) that reflect their skills. The antagonist manages units via sliding tiles and limited energy, adding strategic depth. With 115 plastic miniatures, equipment cards, and a scenario book, it offers rich storytelling. Perfect for adventure and fantasy fans, though it requires balancing teamwork and individual strategies. The collector's edition includes all original Kickstarter stretch goals, making it a must-have for Conan enthusiasts.
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Categories
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Publisher
Monolith Board Games
Designer
Antoine Bauza, Bruno Cathala, Croc, David Bertolo, Frédéric Henry, Itai Perez, Jérémy Pinget, Jeröme Soffietti, José Chaves, Julian Lemonnier, Laurent Pouchain, Ludovic Maublanc, Pascal Bernard
Artist
Adrian Smith, Gaël Goumon, Gautier Giroud, Georges Clarenko, Grégory Clavilier, Kekai Kotaki, Paolo Parente, Rafal Zelazo, Stéphane Nguyen, Stéphane Simon, Xavier Collette, Xavier Gueniffey Durin, Yannick Hennebo
How many players can play?
2-5 players, best with 3-4 for balanced strategies.
How long does a game take?
60-120 minutes, depending on scenario and player count.
Is it hard to learn?
Rules are complex initially but become intuitive with practice.
What are the key components?
Miniatures, equipment cards, and the scenario book are essential.
Who is it for?
Fans of adventure, fantasy, and strategic cooperative games.