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In the fantasy card-drafting game Enchanters, you create an artifact and upgrade it each turn. Every card you take retains some of its power. As you grow stronger, you can take on more powerful monsters and, if you plan well, even defeat a dragon.
To set up the game, each player takes five crystals, then you shuffle together as many kingdom decks as the number of players, then lay out six cards (either items of enchantments) on the journey track. In the game, players take turns to embark on quests, collecting cards from the journey track by paying with crystals. Acquired cards are placed into adjacent stacks, with something like "Long Sword" going into the item stack and cards like "of Fire" going into the enchantment stack; combined, these cards create the "Long Sword of Fire", and cards grant both temporary bonuses (upper icons and skills) and permanent ones (bottom icons).
Players may attack approaching monsters and defeat them in a simple combat encounter to score points. In combat, you compare your defense against the monster's strength to determine whether you receive damage. Then, you need to accumulate as much attack as the monster's health to defeat it. You keep defeated cards as trophies.
From time to time, you rest in the village to gain crystals or heal wounds. If you do, discard the first card from the journey track. At the end of each turn, replenish the journey track to six cards.
The game ends when the last card is taken or discarded.
The Mythic Deck is a promotional and optional deck (made of 24 incredibly powerful Monsters) that represents the end of time that is about to happen. When the world ends the different universes collide and monsters from other realities enter the Enchanters world.
At the beginning of the game, you randomly draw one card per player from the Mythic Deck, you show them to all players (so that they know what is coming), then shuffle them together and put them at the bottom of the Adventure deck. These monsters have very high stats and are very hard to beat but they give high rewards.
To set up the game, each player takes five crystals, then you shuffle together as many kingdom decks as the number of players, then lay out six cards (either items of enchantments) on the journey track. In the game, players take turns to embark on quests, collecting cards from the journey track by paying with crystals. Acquired cards are placed into adjacent stacks, with something like "Long Sword" going into the item stack and cards like "of Fire" going into the enchantment stack; combined, these cards create the "Long Sword of Fire", and cards grant both temporary bonuses (upper icons and skills) and permanent ones (bottom icons).
Players may attack approaching monsters and defeat them in a simple combat encounter to score points. In combat, you compare your defense against the monster's strength to determine whether you receive damage. Then, you need to accumulate as much attack as the monster's health to defeat it. You keep defeated cards as trophies.
From time to time, you rest in the village to gain crystals or heal wounds. If you do, discard the first card from the journey track. At the end of each turn, replenish the journey track to six cards.
The game ends when the last card is taken or discarded.
The Mythic Deck is a promotional and optional deck (made of 24 incredibly powerful Monsters) that represents the end of time that is about to happen. When the world ends the different universes collide and monsters from other realities enter the Enchanters world.
At the beginning of the game, you randomly draw one card per player from the Mythic Deck, you show them to all players (so that they know what is coming), then shuffle them together and put them at the bottom of the Adventure deck. These monsters have very high stats and are very hard to beat but they give high rewards.
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