If you enjoy epic confrontations and strategy with an RPG twist, Immortals might be your next obsession! It's for those who like to build an army of powerful beings and dominate the board.
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Highlights
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Direct and strategic conflict
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Immersive fantasy theme
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Impactful alignment choice
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Multiple win conditions
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Inspired by classic D&D
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Keep in mind
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Can have considerable downtime
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Initial learning curve
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Intense direct interaction
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In Immortals, you take on the role of a leader recruiting a group of powerful beings, the Immortals, to dominate other rival groups. The game is inspired by the 'Wrath of the Immortals' ruleset from the famous Dungeons & Dragons RPG, bringing all the essence of epic battles to your table. Your Immortals can form Groups, informal Cliques, or even formal Councils, depending on your strategy and alignment. Yes, alignment is crucial here! You can be Lawful, Chaotic, or Neutral, and this choice will dictate which types of Immortals you can bring to your side. It's like building your own pantheon, but with an extra dose of intrigue and power. The main objective is to be the first to accumulate one hundred Power Points, combining the value of your Immortals and the Resource cards you control. But beware, victory can also be yours if you manage to reduce all opposing players to zero Power Points. Prepare for an eternal cycle of war and strategy, where each game is a new chapter in the dispute between the Realm of Light and the Realm of Darkness. You will have to efficiently control and use the various areas and their resources – inhabitants, gold, energy – in both realms to emerge victorious. Whoever manages to implement their ambitions most successfully will be the great winner in this cosmic clash. It's a game that promises a lot of interaction and strategic decisions, perfect for those who enjoy a good power struggle.
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How many players can participate in Immortals? expand_more
Immortals is designed for 2 or more players, making it flexible for different groups and table sizes. The experience may vary slightly depending on the number of participants, with more players meaning more chaos and alliances!
What is the average duration of an Immortals game? expand_more
The exact duration is not specified, but games with card management and direct confrontation usually take 60 to 120 minutes, especially with more players and complex strategies. Get ready for an engaging gaming session!
Is Immortals a complex game for beginners? expand_more
It has a moderate complexity. While the basic rules of recruitment and combat are straightforward, the alignment strategy, resource management, and multiple win conditions may require a few plays to fully master. It's a game for those who enjoy a strategic challenge.
What are the main components of the game? expand_more
The game is primarily a Card Game, so expect many Immortal and Resource cards. Additionally, there may be markers for Power Points and other elements that aid in controlling areas and resources in play, such as cubes or tokens.
Who is Immortals most recommended for? expand_more
It is highly recommended for fans of fantasy-themed card games, especially those who appreciate good direct confrontation and hand and area management strategies. If you like Dungeons & Dragons and want a board game experience that harks back to it, this game is for you!
Are there any expansions for Immortals? expand_more
Available information does not mention specific expansions. However, the nature of the game, with different Immortals and alignments, offers plenty of replayability in the base box.