# For a Crown

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2025
- **BGG Rating**: 7.0
- **BGG Rank**: #3879
- **Players**: 3-5 (Best with: 5)
- **Duration**: 30-45 min
- **Weight**: 1.39 / 5
- **Designers**: Maxime Rambourg
- **Artists**: Paul Mafayon
- **Publishers**: Repos Production, CrowD Games, Gémklub, Hobby Japan, Rebel Sp. z o.o., Tower Tactic Games
- **Categories**: Negotiation, Party Game
- **Mechanics**: Deck Construction, Hidden Victory Points, Take That, Victory Points as a Resource

## Verdict
Fans of diplomacy and sabotage will love For a Crown, with its strong deck building and intense negotiations.Engaging deck constructionHidden victory pointsHigh player interactionShort playtime can be a challengeRules may be a bit confusing at firstHIGHLY RECOMMENDED

## Description
Picture yourself born into a noble family, but the throne race is fiercer than ever. In For a Crown, each player assembles an army of characters—mercenaries, legendary figures, and more—and places them in a colored sleeve, like a stash of tokens. All of this mixes into a single deck that’s shuffled and revealed card by card. When your card comes up, you immediately resolve its effect, whether recruiting troops, stealing resources, or launching surprise attacks. The game runs in four quick rounds, and the winner is the one who amasses the most rubies at the end. Deck construction adds depth, as you choose which cards stay in your deck, while Hidden Victory Points keeps the tension high because no one knows how many rubies each player has until the end. Take That amps up the competition, letting you sabotage rivals at any time. If you enjoy negotiations, trades, and a dash of sabotage, For a Crown has it all in a 30‑45 minute package, perfect for a game night with friends. The anthropomorphic animal theme brings a charming touch, and the digital TableTop Simulator version ensures you’re never stuck without a board. In short, it’s a light strategy game with plenty of interaction and surprises with each card drawn.

## FAQ
### What is the average playtime?
Between 30 and 45 minutes, depending on player count and rule familiarity.

### How many players is it designed for?
Ideal for 3 to 5 players, but it can work with 2 or 6 in special setups.

### How complex is the game?
Medium: involves deck building, negotiation, and sabotage strategy, but the rules are approachable.

### What components does the game include?
Character cards, event cards, ruby tokens, support pieces, and a colored sleeve for each player.

### Is it suitable for kids?
Recommended for 12+ due to negotiation and sabotage mechanics.

### Does the game have a digital version?
Yes, there’s an official mod on TableTop Simulator for online play.

### What sets For a Crown apart from other deck builders?
The blend of hidden victory points and the “Take That” mechanic keeps tension high and offers constant negotiation opportunities.

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