Cover of the game Lost Legacy: Fourth Chronicle – The Werewolf & Undying Heart

Lost Legacy: Fourth Chronicle – The Werewolf & Undying Heart

Alderac Entertainment Group · Board game · 2016
Ludopedia
5.5 Ludopedia
BoardGameGeek
7.1 BoardGameGeek
Players
2–6 · best 4
Play Time
10 min
Weight
Weight 1.7/5
Year
Year 2016
Minimum age
Minimum age 14+
Buy
5.5 rating Ludopedia
7.1 rating BoardGameGeek
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Lost Legacy is that perfect filler for fans of quick deduction games who want something portable. With its 'draw and play' dynamic, it shines by forcing players to read the table and bluff masterfully. The ability to mix sets significantly boosts replayability, making each session a unique hunt.

Highlights
  • Portable and easy to learn
  • Highly replayable with other sets
  • Rising tension in final phase
  • Great for larger groups
Keep in mind
  • Can be frustrating if no one wins
  • Relies heavily on player memory
  • Elimination can knock players out early
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Ever imagined a game that fits in your pocket but still manages to get everyone at the table obsessed with uncovering a crucial secret? Lost Legacy: Fourth Chronicle brings exactly that vibe. Set in a future where starships crashed like falling stars, the game puts you on a hunt for lost relics. This box is a special combo featuring two distinct sets: The Werewolf and Undying Heart. You can play each one separately for a quick 16-card session or mix them together to create a custom, more robust experience.

The gameplay is straightforward and addictive. On your turn, you draw one card and play another, triggering effects that might reveal information, discard opponents' cards, or even move the 'Lost Legacy' card to the Ruins. The real thrill here is deduction: you need to memorize what has been played and observe others' behavior to try and locate the legendary item before the deck runs out. If no one finds the card by the end, everyone loses, which really ramps up the tension with every round.

What makes this series so cool is its flexibility. Although it's designed for 2–4 players, you can combine multiple Lost Legacy sets to accommodate up to 6 people, ensuring no one is left out of the fun. It's a game of risk, luck, and reading the table. If you enjoy quick games where bluffing and memory are your best weapons, this fourth chronicle is a great choice. It's the perfect filler to start or end your game night, keeping everyone engaged while trying to figure out who is holding the winning card. Get ready for moments of pure tension once the investigation phase begins!

Best player count

BGG community vote

2–6 players
2 OK
3 BEST
4 BEST
5 OK
6 OK

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

Families

Game: Lost Legacy
Publisher Alderac Entertainment Group
Designer Hayato Kisaragi, John Goodenough, Seiji Kanai
Artist Diego Gisbert Llorens

Community

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876owners
72wishlist
15want to play

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

5 questions
How many people can play?
On its own, the Fourth Chronicle set supports 2 to 4 players. If you combine it with other sets from the series, you can play with up to 6 people!
How long does a game last?
It's very quick! Usually, a game lasts about 10 minutes, making it a perfect filler to fill gaps during game night.
Is the game very complex?
Not at all. It has a low BGG weight, focusing on simple rules of drawing and playing a card, making it accessible to anyone.
Can I mix it with other Lost Legacy sets?
Absolutely! That's one of the best parts of the series. You can mix cards from different chronicles to customize the deck.
What happens if no one finds the Lost Legacy?
If no one correctly guesses where the card is at the end of the game, everyone loses. It's a game where one person's victory requires the others to fail.

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