The Wandering Sea stretches out as a massive ocean full of hidden treasures and lost totems, waiting for daring crews to raise anchor and explore. Far to the south lies Zokmere, a sanctuary city clinging to jungle hills, its fragmented houses spilling into a turquoise bay, while to the northeast the gods guard the ruins of an ancient metropolis steeped in malice and secrets. Sleeping Gods: Tides of Ruin expands this world with a second atlas, a companion storybook, and a slew of new cards—adventures, enemies, and events—that open even more pathways. The core remains cooperative: up to four players (or solo) command the same crew, manage their hand of cards, and decide when to push their luck or play it safe. Narrative unfolds modularly, letting each group craft its own maritime saga, while hand management and tough choices give the game weight. Playtime can swing from an hour to twenty, depending on how deep you dive into the campaign, so stock up on snacks and good vibes. High‑quality components—including detailed artwork, ship miniatures, and treasure tokens—boost immersion. In short, Tides of Ruin is a love letter to fans of Sleeping Gods, offering more seas, more mysteries, and more chances to spin epic stories together.