Aye, Dark Overlord!

Aye, Dark Overlord! is a fantasy-based party game with a humorous and easy-going tone. To play, you only need a bit of quick-thinking, some friends, and a willingness to have a lot of fun. The game is simple to learn and easy to play. The wicked Servants of Rigor Mortis, the true and only Evil Genius, return home after the umpteenth failed mission and must justify themselves to their Master, inventing stories and unlikely excuses, and laying the blame as much as possible on their fellow toadies. The player who plays the Evil Genius has an important role in the game too. He holds absolute power, and the Servants are his to command. He can choose to punish them or accept yet another apology. He judges if their excuses are worthy and if a Servant is too hesitant or too disrespectful. And to those who can't come up with an excuse, he distributes Withering Looks(stares)... A fun story game that I always have had a lot of fun with and, as well, my first official upload to contribute to Tabletop Simulator. As such, if there is anything that goes wrong or something that I should improve on, please let me know. The rulebook is a mixture of tiles and tokens in a state, so you can flip through them using the number keys or right-click and status options. The Withering Stares, as my friends and I like to instead call them, are set up the same as well, 1-3 being each stare. The stares are set up so they can be placed in a players hand and you can still see the correct state. I also know that the game says this is for 4-6 players, but the game already includes 6 stare cards for a total of 7 players and I have decided to include 7 stare cards so everyone can have a full game of 8 if they actually have that many friends. (Just a tease.) ENJOY! And as always, if you enjoy the game, support the makers by buying a copy of your own to play with your physical friends. Apparently this is now a really hard game to get your hands on, so I'm glad that I had the English copy laying around to