Talisman (Revised 4th Edition): The Blood Moon Expansion (2012)
ag.gameitem.AGID:
Spielzeit: 120
Mindestalter: 13
Spieleranzahl:
2 - 6
ag.gameitem.publisher:
Galakta,
Edge Entertainment,
Games Workshop Ltd.,
Fantasy Flight Games,
Pegasus Spiele,
Heidelberger Spieleverlag,
Giochi Uniti,
Stratelibri
Spiel-Designer:
John Goodenough
Künstler:
Adam Vehige,
Ralph Horsley,
Anna Ignatieva,
Shane Watson,
Melissa Findley,
Julie Dillon,
Felicia Cano,
Joyce Li,
Anna Christenson,
John Wigley,
Chris Malidore,
Matthew Starbuck,
Tom Garden,
Nicholas Stohlman,
Christopher Burdett,
Ryan Barger,
Jason Ward,
Frank Walls,
J. Edwin Stevens,
Alex Tooth,
John Silva,
Massimiliano Bertolini,
Paul Herbert,
Brandon Leach,
Jacob Masbruch,
Mark Winters
Mechaniken:
Dice Rolling,
Variable Player Powers,
Role Playing,
Roll / Spin and Move
Beschreibung
Game description from the publisher:
With over 100 Adventure Cards, plus new spells, characters, and alternative endings, Talisman: The Blood Moon Expansion adds a gripping layer of gothic horror to your quest for the Crown of Command.
In addition to a host of new challenges, including a bloodthirsty Werewolf that prowls the land, time alternates between "Day" and "Night" under The Blood Moon. The new Time Card flips between its Day and Night sides to indicate the inexorable passage of time. Whenever a player draws one or more Events on his turn, he flips the Time Card, a seemingly minor change with a range of game-altering consequences. Whereas creatures are slightly weaker in the cold light of day, they grow bolder at nightfall.
What's more, a number of new Adventure Cards have varied effects depending on the time of day; the night can usher in the Witching Hour, during which spells are more prevalent...or a thick Moon Mist can descend on the land, inhibiting safe travel until dawn.
Game description from the publisher:
With over 100 Adventure Cards, plus new spells, characters, and alternative endings, Talisman: The Blood Moon Expansion adds a gripping layer of gothic horror to your quest for the Crown of Command.
In addition to a host of new challenges, including a bloodthirsty Werewolf that prowls the land, time alternates between "Day" and "Night" under The Blood Moon. The new Time Card flips between its Day and Night sides to indicate the inexorable passage of time. Whenever a player draws one or more Events on his turn, he flips the Time Card, a seemingly minor change with a range of game-altering consequences. Whereas creatures are slightly weaker in the cold light of day, they grow bolder at nightfall.
What's more, a number of new Adventure Cards have varied effects depending on the time of day; the night can usher in the Witching Hour, during which spells are more prevalent...or a thick Moon Mist can descend on the land, inhibiting safe travel until dawn.
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