Talisman is a fantasy adventure board game, where you embark on a perilous quest for the ultimate treasure, the Crown of Command. This family friendly game is for 1-4 players, simply roll a die to move around the board and draw cards on spaces to encounter dangerous foes and claim powerful rewards!
“A great game with a ton of content.” – 4/5 BoardGameGeek.
This officially licensed version of the Games Workshop game uses the 4th Revised Edition rules. Choose from 14 characters such as the Warrior, Assassin, Thief or Wizard and race your opponents through a perilous realm. Each character is unique in their strengths, weaknesses and special powers. To win the game, you must journey to the heart of the land to find the Crown of Command, and then use its ancient magic to cast a mighty spell to subdue all your rivals. Only by gradually building up your adventurer’s powers, gathering valuable allies, and winning potent magical items will you stand a chance of surviving the ultimate test that lies beyond the Portal of Power.
This family friendly game is simple to play – roll a die to move around the board and draw cards on spaces to encounter dangerous foes and claim powerful rewards! Build up your character’s power until you are ready to travel to the more dangerous areas of the board. Beware though, each character has the same goal and will stop at nothing to be the first to the Crown!
Features list:
– Officially licensed Games Workshop game, using the Revised 4th Edition rules with official artwork.
– Local multiplayer – Pass to Play mode.
– Real-time online multiplayer mode for 2-4 players.
– Play against AI characters in offline games.
– Optional House Rules included.
– Interactive tutorial.
– Online rulebook.
– AI speed settings so you can play the game at your own pace.
– Turn log – view all game actions in a detailed log.
– Earn XP as you play! Earn enough XP to level-up and unlock special Runestone cards, exclusive to this digital edition.
– Languages – English, French, Italian, Spanish, German and Polish.
– Leaderboard – How do you compare to the World’s best players?
