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05 Dec 2017

Spirited Away

Announcing Spirits of the Forest

Once an age, a mythic wind lifts the veil between the spirit world and ours. Whimsical seraphs, drawn to the vigor of an ancient forest, descend through clouds to, once again, take up their centennial game.

You are one – a being of great power and curiosity. The life of the forest fascinates you, and you eagerly gather plant, animal, and sprite alike to add to your mystical menagerie. But beware,
for you are not alone. Other Spirits of the Forest just like yourself contest to collect the life of the forest as well!

 

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Spirits of the Forest 

1-4 Players; 30-60 Minutes

In Spirits of the Forest, players represent the four elements that nourish the forces of nature. Up to four players compete to acquire the most (of 9 different) spirit symbols which are bound to a different element of Nature.

Each turn, a player will draft up to 2 Spirit tiles from the Forest (a common pool of 48 Spirit tiles), collect Favor tokens and move, place, or recover Gem-stones.

Players continue taking turns until all tiles have been collected from the Forest. At the end of the game, players score Nature points for each Spirit (augmented by Favor tokens) they have a majority of. The winner is the player with the most Nature points at the end of the game.


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