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Sorcerer Case of 4

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$158.37 $239.96 In stock

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Sorcerer is a 2-4 player dark fantasy game from the creators of Star Realms. It combines the best elements of a strategy card game and a tactical board game to create a whole new play experience!

Each game you will create a unique sorcerer by combining a Character Deck, a Lineage Deck, and a Domain Deck. Shuffle them together to form your grimoire (which contains your dark magic and evil minions) and you are ready to play!

Each deck also comes with a skill card. Together, they show your true name. For example, you might be Ariaspes the Demonologist of the Outcast Sanctuary.

Each turn of the game, players alternate spending actions to play spells, draw cards, gain energy, or play minions.

There are three different battlefields in the game representing different sections of Victorian London. When you play a minion, you must decide which battlefield to put it into. It may only attack and use its abilities in that battlefield. If you later decide you need it elsewhere, you may spend an action to move it to a neighboring battlefield.

After all player actions have been spent, minions do battle, rolling battle dice equal to their attack, damaging or destroying enemy minions, or even capturing the battlefield itself. If you capture 2 of the 3 battlefields, you win the game!

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie ★★★★★

I grabbed this for our weekly game nights and the 2-4 player count is perfect since our group size always shifts. The tactical board layout keeps things tense, way more than a straight card game would.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The player count flexibility is what sold me—my group of three has gotten four sessions in already and it never drags. Mixing the card strategy from Star Realms with actual board movement makes every turn feel like a real decision.

Michael U. ★★★★★

The boardgame-card hybrid actually works—moving your mage across the grid while casting spells from your hand keeps every turn tense and tactical. My group of three has already played it four nights in a row, and the dark fantasy art makes it a standout on the table. Just wish the player count went