Kickstarter Tabletop Alert: Become The Ultimate Sorcerer-Lord in ‘Clash of Deck’
The Erret Archipelago is comprised of hundreds of islands connected together by huge bridges. These bridges once allowed trade between the islands and prosperity and wealth for everyone. However, times have changed and a cataclysmic imbalance afflicts the archipelago with islands sinking down into the sea on a daily basis. Lord-Sorcerers rule the remaining islands and fight to control the safest islands. As one of these Lord-Sorcerers, you must fight to cross the bridges and take control of the islands of others like yourself.
What Is Clash of Deck?
Clash of Deck is a game for 1–4 players, ages 10 and up, and takes about 15–30 minutes to play. It’s currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, with a pledge level of $30 for a copy of the Base Box and $48 for the Deluxe Box. Clash of Deck was designed by Léandre Proust, published by Grammes Édition, with illustrations by Studio Rexard and Clément Proust. The game features six different play modes: solo, duel, everyone for themselves, cooperative, 2v2, and Legacy.
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Clash of Deck Components
Note: My review is based on a prototype copy, so it is subject to change and may not reflect final component quality.
Here is what you get in the Base Box:
- 128 unit cards
- 16 hero cards
- 12 relic cards
- 4 bridge cards
- 4 watchtower/stronghold cards
- rulebook
The Deluxe Box includes all of the above plus:
- 4 additional bridge cards
- 4 additional watchtower/stronghold cards
- 1 brass coin
- 48 legacy cards
- 280 stickers for use on legacy cards
- 4 game boards
Unit cards are the main cards you play with in your deck. Spell cards can be played…
