Conan

Conan Boardgame by MonolithEdition. http://www.monolithedition.com/conan-en/ Player(Heroes book) pdf rulebook and Overlord PDF Rulebook (plus Game Aids) is free from the website. http://www.monolithedition.com/conan-en/rulebooks/ This is one scenario ready to go and play "The Key of Kutchemes" For more scenarios from the website. http://www.monolithedition.com/conan-en/scenarios/ Im in the process of finishing the pirates ship scenario soon... Stay tuned Conan, from Monolith, is a dungeon crawl game that features miniatures, dice, and an innovative new action point allowance system. Up to four players can take on the roles of heroes, Conan and his friends. One player is the Overlord, who controls all of the evil creatures on the board and attempts to thwart Conan and the heroes in every scenario. There are two rulebooks- one for the heroes and one for the Overlord. The Overlord's book has a number of scenarios that feature the four different maps- an encampment, a tavern, a castle, and the decks of two ships. Both the heroes and the Overlord use a new point allowance system. Heroes have a free movement at the beginning of their turn, but then every action costs a number of gems, which are then placed on that action box. Each box has a maximum number of gems that can be placed there for that turn, limiting the number of that kind of action you can take. Heroes can move again, attack, manipulate objects, and more. Generally, for each gem you spend you can roll a die. The dice feature symbols which show a number of axes (successes). Players must roll enough axes to get past the defender's armor. The defender then can spend gems to try to guard against the blows. After all heroes have passed they move their spend gems to a fatigue zone on the sheet. If they are successfully attacked they lose gems, which also act as life points. At the beginning of the heroes' next turn they get a number of gems back from fatigue, depending on if they are taking an aggressive or passive