Board game, The Gods Will Have Blood

The Gods Will Have Blood


  A board game by Daniel Bullock

1 1

 15-30 minutes   Low 

  Deck, Bag, and Pool Building, Solo / Solitaire Game

  Novel-based, Political, Age of Reason

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Description

The Gods Will Have Blood drops you into the midst of the French Revolution, where you play as Evariste Gamelin, a young artist and magistrate with a passion for the Republican cause. It's April 1793, and as an appointed magistrate, you're tasked with presiding over show trials of accused royalists and counterrevolutionaries. Your goal is to boost your reputation among fellow Jacobins, all while using your position to settle personal scores and take down rivals on both sides of the cause. The game is a thrilling solitaire experience that's easy to learn, with rules that can be picked up in no time, making it perfect for a quick 15 to 30 minute play session. As you navigate the complex web of alliances and rivalries, you'll be faced with tough decisions that will test your loyalty and morals. Some of the people closest to you may find themselves on the wrong side of the revolution, and you'll have to choose between carrying out the sentences or risking your reputation and position to spare them. The game is driven by player choice and bag building, which means that every decision you make will have a lasting impact on the story and its outcome. With its unique blend of deck, bag, and pool building mechanics, The Gods Will Have Blood offers a fresh and exciting take on the board game experience. Based on Anatole France's classic novel Les Dieux Ont Soif, this 2023 release from designer Daniel Bullock is a gripping and thought-provoking game that explores the blurred lines between justice and revenge. With its rich historical setting and deep themes, The Gods Will Have Blood is a must-play for fans of political thrillers and historical dramas. As a solitaire game, it's perfect for playing on your own, and its compact playtime makes it easy to fit into even the busiest schedule. So why not dive in and experience the intrigue and drama of the French Revolution for yourself?

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