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If you're looking for a board game experience that goes far beyond a single session, Oath is a treat. It's a game that tells a story *you* build, with real consequences that extend over multiple plays.
- Fascinating emergent narrative
- Infinite replayability
- Lasting impact of choices
- Robust solo mode
- Intense political interaction
- Steep learning curve
- May not appeal to everyone
- Long playtimes
About the game
What you do in a play session
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Rules videos
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In English
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Oath - Is it a Legacy Game?
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Oath Board Game Explained
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Oath, full rules (1/5) : Game elements & victory conditions
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Oath Chronicles of Empire and Exile Board Game - How To Play (Tarrant's BEST work? :D)
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Oath: Chronicles of Empire and Exile - Print & Play - (Quackalope Gameplay)
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How to Play Oath (Including Tutorial Game)
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Oath - How to Play
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Game in a Nutshell - Oath (how to play, incl. Chronicles) [UPDATED with errata]
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Oath, full rules (2/5) : Actions
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Oath, full rules (5/5) : the Chronicle
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How to Play Oath: Chronicles of Empire and Exile - Start Here!
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Oath, full rules (4/5) : Politics
Rules manual
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Is Oath a campaign game? Are the games linked?
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