Side Quest: 7th Sea
Hurry! From what you've heard in the inn, the Dragonsteel Shield can be found in Nüllrode, but the Inquisition is already on their way! You're lucky they chose to use... (read more)
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Miniature MarketReviews
mixed, 63% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
90 to 120 minutes
Published
2023
Age
14+
Publisher
Board and Dice
Players
1 to 4 players
Designers
Jakub Caban and Bartosz Idzikowski
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Escape Room, Puzzle, Board and Dice, Board&Dice, Lockme, Rebel Sp. z o.o., and TCG Factory
Description
Hurry! From what you've heard in the inn, the Dragonsteel Shield can be found in Nüllrode, but the Inquisition is already on their way! You're lucky they chose to use the roads - you can overtake them using the shortcut. A few hours, two terrified settlements, and one totally honorable saber duel later, you are here. The village looks boring, but there is an old, pagan chapel, seemingly sealed tightly. Sneaking in is not an option, so it's time to get these doors open!
Side Quest: 7th Sea is a new, exciting puzzle game from the authors of Escape Tales series set in the world of 7th Sea, the widely acclaimed TTRPG system. If you are looking for a game with a twist, full of engaging puzzles (3D environment!), great story line, and packed in a small box, look no further!
To beat this game, you will have to be creative, perceptive, and able to think out of the box! There may be a monster lurking at the end, but don't be afraid! You can always bring your friends with you (just don't feed them to the monster, please!).
This is a standalone game and does not require any 7th Sea RPG books.
Complexity Level: 3/4
Contents
- 47 Game Cards
- 1 Answer Matrix
- 8 Answer Tiles
- 1 Hints Sheet
- 1 Hero Standee
- 4 Chest Puzzle Tiles
- 6 Cardboard Totems
- 3 Sheets & 1 Double-sided Board for 3D Environment
Mechanisms:• Cooperative Game• Deduction• Events• Storytelling
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