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Dark Deeds
Dark Deeds is a darkly humorous game of skullduggery and suspicion for 2 to 5 players, created by industry veterans Andy Chambers and Mark Gibbons.
In Dark Deeds, players take... (continuer à lire)
In Dark Deeds, players take... (continuer à lire)
Noble Knight GamesTemps de jeu
30 minutes
Publié en
2024
Age
10+
Éditeur
Modiphius Entertainment
Joueurs
2 to 5 joueurs
Concepteurs
Andy Chambers et Mark Gibbons
Style de jeu
légé
Option d'achat
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Description
Dark Deeds is a darkly humorous game of skullduggery and suspicion for 2 to 5 players, created by industry veterans Andy Chambers and Mark Gibbons.
In Dark Deeds, players take the role of malicious minions in service to a powerful, mysterious, and clearly villainous Patron. In the service of this dark power, minions must perform acts of thievery, violence, and betrayal, all whilst avoiding suspicious authorities, interfering do-gooders, and the machinations of their rivals. Rich rewards await the most successful minion, alongside horrific punishments for those who fail.
Are you the kind of malevolent minion the Patron needs? Team players need not apply.
This new edition features revised and rebalanced rules, extra cards, and plenty of deliciously dark art from Mark Gibbons.
In Dark Deeds, players take the role of malicious minions in service to a powerful, mysterious, and clearly villainous Patron. In the service of this dark power, minions must perform acts of thievery, violence, and betrayal, all whilst avoiding suspicious authorities, interfering do-gooders, and the machinations of their rivals. Rich rewards await the most successful minion, alongside horrific punishments for those who fail.
Are you the kind of malevolent minion the Patron needs? Team players need not apply.
This new edition features revised and rebalanced rules, extra cards, and plenty of deliciously dark art from Mark Gibbons.
