Call to Adventure
Epic Origins
A board game by Johnny O'Neal, Chris O'Neal
1-4 Players 30-60 minutes Low
Card Drafting, Cooperative Game, Dice Rolling, Role Playing, Deck, Bag, and Pool Building, Solo / Solitaire Game, Storytelling
Card Game, Fantasy
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Description
In Call To Adventure: Epic Origins, 1 to 4 players embark on a thrilling journey, competing to earn the highest Destiny score while working together to defeat the Adversary. This hero-crafting card game is easy to learn, with a playtime of 30 to 60 minutes, making it perfect for a fun night in with friends or a quick solo adventure. With over 150 unique cards, players can craft their heroes, investing experience to level up their characters and overcome challenges. As a cooperative game, Epic Origins rewards teamwork, but also incentivizes individual achievement, making for a exciting and dynamic gameplay experience. The game also features a solo mode, with double-sided Adversaries providing an evolving challenge. With its high fantasy theme and storytelling elements, players can even convert their final tableau into a 5th Edition D&D character, taking their adventure to the next level.
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