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Our Verdict
A classic miniatures game for those who love psychic battles and dark themes.
Highlights
- Intense tactical combat
- Amazing fantasy theme
- Highly detailed miniatures
- Deep thematic immersion
Keep in mind
- Discontinued (hard to find)
- Language dependency (needs assistance)
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Imagine our subconscious as a constant battlefield, where fears and hopes materialize into bizarre forms. In Dreamblade, you step into the role of a 'Dream Lord,' a trained psychic tasked with diving into the depths of the Dreamscape—this ethereal realm that blends ancient archetypes with modern terrors. The goal? Simple and brutal: project your mind into this plane to dominate, protect, or simply destroy everything in your path. You will harness psychic energies to summon formidable creatures and command them in intense battles against rivals attempting to do the same. It is a collectible miniatures game where area control strategy and dice rolls determine who truly rules the dream realm. A quick heads-up: the game was discontinued in 2007, so the focus here is on the collector's market looking for various released sets, such as Baxar's War or Night Fusion. If you enjoy a dark fantasy atmosphere with a touch of horror and love building armies of detailed miniatures, Dreamblade offers a highly immersive tactical combat experience. Prepare your mind, because in the Dreamscape, the line between dreams and nightmares is extremely thin and the combat is relentless!
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Publisher
Wizards of the Coast
Designer
Brian Tinsman, Jonathan Tweet, Mike Elliott, Rob Heinsoo
Artist
Christopher Burdett, Dan Colavito, Peter Whitley, Scott Okumura, Shauna Wolf Narciso, Stacy Longstreet
Is the game still being manufactured?
No, production was discontinued in 2007, so you'll only find it on the collector's market.
How many players can play?
It is focused on 2-player confrontations.
What is the difficulty level?
It's an expert-level game, requiring good strategy and resource management.
Do I need to know English to play?
Yes, there is a moderate language dependency; a spreadsheet or translated cards are very helpful.
Does the game come with miniatures?
Yes, the heart of the game is its collectible miniatures.