Quest drops you into King Arthur's legend, where Good and Evil clash behind epic quests. Each player gets a secret character – either a loyal Round Table knight or a sly Mordred minion – and, without anyone knowing who is who, the debate over who should embark on each quest begins. Decisions are made by voting, but a single hidden traitor can cause a quest to fail, making lying, persuading, and watching others' behavior essential. The game provides 25 different characters, each with unique powers, and several rule variants, including the "Director's Cut" which presents the designer's preferred way to play. Rounds are quick (about 30 minutes) and support 4‑10 players, making it perfect for parties or large groups that love bluffing, deduction, and a dash of medieval drama. For extra chaos, you can add the Blind Hunter role, which adds a hunting element without discussion. In short, Quest offers heavy social interaction, twists, and the feeling of being in an actual Arthurian court where every word can change the fate of civilization.