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Murder of Crows (2nd Edition)
The crows saw it all. Who died, who did it, where it happened… even how it was done.
Your job is to use the cards in your hand to piece... (read more)
Your job is to use the cards in your hand to piece... (read more)
Noble Knight GamesReviews
mixed, 56% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
20 minutes
Published
2017
Age
13+
Publisher
Atlas Games
Players
2 to 5 players
Designers
Eduardo Baraf and Thomas Denmark
Playstyle
Light
Purchase option
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Description
The crows saw it all. Who died, who did it, where it happened… even how it was done.
Your job is to use the cards in your hand to piece together the facts and reveal the dastardly deed… spell MURDER and you’ve won! But beware, your opponents’ goal is the same; steal their cards, counter their actions, or throw their investigation into disarray with a Wild Crow before they do it to you! At any moment a well-played card can shift the balance and seal someone's fate.
1st Edition vs. 2nd Edition
The 2nd Edition of Murder of Crows is an aesthetic upgrade to the original game. The cards are now tarot-sized, and Dungeoneer-creator Thomas Denmark’s atmospheric art has been given more space to shine. We’ve also upgraded our packaging from a tuck box to a beautiful aluminum tin, as seen with Hounded and Lost in R’lyeh. We added some reference cards, and a two-player variant, but none of the rules have changed!
Your job is to use the cards in your hand to piece together the facts and reveal the dastardly deed… spell MURDER and you’ve won! But beware, your opponents’ goal is the same; steal their cards, counter their actions, or throw their investigation into disarray with a Wild Crow before they do it to you! At any moment a well-played card can shift the balance and seal someone's fate.
1st Edition vs. 2nd Edition
The 2nd Edition of Murder of Crows is an aesthetic upgrade to the original game. The cards are now tarot-sized, and Dungeoneer-creator Thomas Denmark’s atmospheric art has been given more space to shine. We’ve also upgraded our packaging from a tuck box to a beautiful aluminum tin, as seen with Hounded and Lost in R’lyeh. We added some reference cards, and a two-player variant, but none of the rules have changed!
