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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love competitive card games and don't mind creating temporary grudges with friends.
Highlights
- Vibrant art and charismatic characters
- Simple and quick to learn rules
- Epic moments of sudden reversals
- Fun combat dynamics
Keep in mind
- Dice luck can be frustrating
- Sabotage mechanics may annoy some
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Imagine an RPG condensed into a fast-paced card game where the goal is simple: assemble the best party of heroes and take down dangerous monsters. In Here to Slay, you take command of a party leader — ranging from a charismatic bard to a powerful wizard — and try to recruit heroes to complete your squad. But don't expect a walk in the park; your friends will try to sabotage every move with challenge cards and mischievous magic.
The dynamics revolve around dice rolling. To activate a hero's ability or slay a monster, you must roll a value equal to or higher than the requirement. To give your luck a little boost, you can equip items or use modifiers. The real danger lies in the monsters: some have specific roll ranges that, if hit, cause the monster to fight back, putting your party in grave danger.
The chaos ramps up with challenge cards. See someone playing something too powerful? Throw down a challenge! This initiates a 1v1 dice duel. If you win, the opponent's card goes straight to the discard pile; if you lose, they proceed with their original play. Victory is achieved in two ways: be the first to slay three monsters or successfully build a full party with six different hero classes. It's a game of strategy, luck, and above all, seeing who can survive the betrayals of their fellow players.
The dynamics revolve around dice rolling. To activate a hero's ability or slay a monster, you must roll a value equal to or higher than the requirement. To give your luck a little boost, you can equip items or use modifiers. The real danger lies in the monsters: some have specific roll ranges that, if hit, cause the monster to fight back, putting your party in grave danger.
The chaos ramps up with challenge cards. See someone playing something too powerful? Throw down a challenge! This initiates a 1v1 dice duel. If you win, the opponent's card goes straight to the discard pile; if you lose, they proceed with their original play. Victory is achieved in two ways: be the first to slay three monsters or successfully build a full party with six different hero classes. It's a game of strategy, luck, and above all, seeing who can survive the betrayals of their fellow players.
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Publisher
TeeTurtle, Unstable Games, ADC Blackfire Entertainment, Ludicus Games, MIPL, Nabu Studio, Rebel Sp. z o.o., Reflexshop
Designer
Ramy Badie
Artist
Ramy Badie
Is the game too complex?
Not at all! It's very accessible. If you've played other simple card games, you'll pick it up quickly.
How long does a game last?
Usually between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on how much time you spend laughing (or arguing) at the table.
How many people can play?
From 2 to 6 players. The more people, the more chaos and sabotage!
Is it recommended for people who don't like RPGs?
Definitely. It uses the RPG theme, but the mechanics are purely card-game based, so you don't need to know any complex RPG systems.
What happens if I roll a low number?
You fail to activate the ability or defeat the monster. But remember, items and modifiers are there specifically to prevent that!