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Legends Untold: The Great Sewers
60m - 60m
1 - 4 Players
Ages 12+
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Description from the Publisher:
Legends Untold is a co-operative card based adventure game for 1-4 players(4 players in the basic box, more with the expansion). Play an in depth adventure games with your friends in about an hour. Small setup time, zero downtime and a lot more than just finding the next monster to bash.
Intelligent game mechanics that rely on the Party working together to overcome foes, traps, Obstacles, barriers, NPCs and more. Build your Hero your way from a wide choice of Talents, Weapons, Outfits and Kit. Scout the depths of the Caves (with more environments to come!), building a map between locations as you uncover the threats within
8 Scenarios included, with a wide range of objectives, unlocking the story of your Heroes and their tales to become legends.
Uses 3 six sided dice to resolve tests, but more importantly the entire Party working together. Multiple ways to defeat each obstacle, barrier or trap with different rewards for each. Use your talents and equipment and work as a team.
Risk/Reward mechanics for talking to NPCs and deciding if you are going to push your luck, and end up angering them. Co-operative mechanics for combat, including assisting each other in combat, morale and defeating complex foes.
The Sewers introduce the new foes, the Lizardkin, which can be used in both sets. This set also includes 4 new heroes and expanded items; kit, weapons, outfit, weapon talents and skill talents.
| Ages | 12+ |
|---|---|
| Players | Solo, 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players |
| Play Time | 60m – 60m |
| Designer | Hugh Ducker |
| Mechanics | Cooperative Play, Dice Rolling, Role Playing |
| Theme | Adventure, Exploration, Medieval |
| Publisher | Inspiring Games |
PvtBeckMorale1
Bought from Spirit Games at UKGE 2019. Having sampled the LU Weeping Caves set, I tried the first scenario of this. This first attempt didn’t give me much of a flavour as I’d won in just four turns. I’m not discouraged by this brief encounter as I know there’s plenty to come; this was the initial standalone scenario and there’ll be plenty of meat on the bone of a full campaign. Sept 2021: Started the Great Sewers campaign, to run concurrently with the Weeping Caves one so that the two can meet in Dun Mordhain.
exparrot
Legends untold - yeah, well it should have stayed that way! Its fiddly, bloated, overwrought and absolutely boring. Each and every action is identical, roll some dice and then tap cards or move tokens or flip token or some other tedious book keeping for very little effect, then consult card to work out what just happened. Where is the decision making? Where is the character?. Its too complex and to unwieldy, designers have added three mechanics where one would have done and in doing so have made playing this a chore, without any of the joy of an actual roleplay game. Sold in 2021.
gunnerCRO
+ The Weeping Caves + Treasure, Alchemist, Druid boosters Looked cool but unfortunately the giant rulebook prevented me from every playing.