DARKLIGHT MEMENTO MORI (English, Italian, French)

Produced by Darkicegames, Darklight Memento Mori is an old school dungeon crawler heavily inspired by Warhammer Quest and which in fact represents a modern update of it. The game retains the high difficulty of the game it is inspired by, but features greater tactical depth and a setting inspired by the dark fantasy that has characterized many playful universes in recent years. Now out of production, although some copies are still on sale on the manufacturer's website, this conversion to TTS authorized by the author Mauro Pane allows you to appreciate the features of the game, which despite the lack of the original miniatures is still complete with all the expansions. this conversion for TTS consists of: - The Core game - The Adventurer Pack Expansion - The Explorer pack Expansion - The new playable class of the Skorn Exile - A new version of the game mats that is more complete and fully editable. - All the original manuals in English, plus the amateur translation in Italian. - The entire material has been updated with the recent corrections made by the authors to the Accurseds and monsters. - The game can be played up to 4 as a cooperative but also supports a fifth player as a GM. - I have activated all six stations in order to make it easier to play solo with more characters. I customized this conversion by adding in addition to the usual figurines, a selection of models compatible with the original miniatures and I added a set of tiles with 3d elements mounted on them which is undoubtedly the most remarkable aspect of this conversion. To use the 3d Tiles you need a minimum of experience with TTS, since the tiles must be locked on the game surface and positioned by sliding them horizontally using the tool called Gizmo. The appropriately locked tiles can interpenetrate and therefore can be welded together, easily building the dungeons. The only warning is to be careful not to inadvertently move the game surface of the table which unfortunately can be manipulated by