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Manufacturer: Czech Games Edition

Mages clash in a spectacular battle, summoning phantasmagorical beings. But underneath the clamor of struggling monsters lies a duel of subtle intricacy. Here you will find the mystical intrigues of the Sylvan, the brutal fury of the Highlanders, and the incisive tactis of the Imperials. Lay your plans, strengthen your position, then unleash your full power by summoning a trememdous creature of legend to dominate the arena of Tash-Kalar.


Challenge a single opponent to a refined contest of skill or a straightforward deathmatch. Fight mulitple foes in a free-for-all melee. Or team up with a friend to outmaneuver the opposing team. Join the masters of Tash-Kalar!

Contents:
84 Being Cards
- 18 Southern Empire
- 18 Northern Empire
- 18 Sylvan
- 18 Highland
- 12 Legendary

24 Task Cards
12 Flare Cards
1 Double-sided Game Arena
68 Double-sided Cardboard Pieces
12 Legendary Cardboard Pieces
4 Double-sided Score Boards
1 Guidebook
1 Full Rules Sheet


Ages: 13+
Players: 2-4
Game Length: 30 minutes

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Terrific Abstract Game

Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars

I've played Tash-Kalar a couple of times now on boardgamearena, and love it so much, I wanted to get the physical game. If abstract games aren't your thing, or you're intimated by the deep strategy that goes into them, I nominate Tash-Kalar to be the one exception to your gaming experience. There is a fair degree of strategy, but the game is very easy to pick up, and offers enough random situations by way of the cards drawn, or faction chosen, to keep you coming back to the table. The theme is loosely tied to magic characters to catch the appeal of individuals who enjoy things like summoners and magicians (such as myself), but doesn't over do it for those who don't.

June 11, 2021 2:12 AM

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