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12 Sep 2020

Claim your father's throne! Build, tax, & fight through unique “auction programming.”

Announcing Rurik: Stone & Blade

Rurik: Stone & Blade is the first expansion to Rurik: Dawn of Kiev, one of the top-rated games of 2019! Rurik is a euro-style realm building game featuring area majority, resource management, and an innovative "auction programming" mechanic.

 

 

The throne of Kievan Rus is finally within your grasp, if you can rise above your rival siblings! Build magnificent structures for which you will be remembered forever. Relentlessly attack all who oppose your rule. Will you seize your destiny or fade into obscurity?

Rurik: Stone & Blade is a modular expansion for Rurik: Dawn of Kiev and is divided into core content and three modules. It is recommended to integrate the core content into all future plays of Rurik, regardless of whether you use any modules. You may play with an individual module or any combination of modules.

 


Core Content: More gameplay variety with minimal rules overhead.

Module A - Structures: Build structures to your heart’s content.

Module B - Warfare: Attack your opponents with vengeance.

Module C - Rebel Factions: Suppress the growing rebel opposition to your rule.

Now on Kickstarter!

 

Back it on Kickstarter!

Play it now on Tabletopia!

 

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