Lost Legends

Lost Legends is an engaging fantasy card game crafted by Mike Elliott. It blends a simplified Euro - style game design and card drafting with a captivating fantasy theme and unique battle mechanic. Players step into the shoes of heroes, aiming to build an equipment arsenal to defeat a series of monsters. At the start, each of you selects one of five heroes, each having distinct strengths and weaknesses. It's not a cooperative game; every player battles their own monster. Before drafting equipment cards, you'll know the likely monster you'll face. A cool feature is that under the right conditions, you can evade a monster and pass it to the next hero, but then you must fight the next - drawn monster. Players pick an equipment card from their hand and pass the rest to the left. This drafting continues until one card is left in each hand and discarded. Then, compare your equipment with the monster to see the battle result. The game has three levels full of monsters to kill and new equipment to acquire. You need Legend Points, earned as trophies for slaying monsters and sets of them, to win. Can you become the most legendary hero by defeating the monsters in your way to glory?

How to play: First, each player chooses one of the five heroes at the start of the game. Then, you'll be shown the likely monster you'll face. Draft equipment cards from your hand. Select one card and pass the rest to the player on your left. Keep doing this until only one card is left in each hand and discard it. Compare your drafted equipment with the monster to determine the battle result. Do this through three levels. You'll need to earn Legend Points, which come as trophies for slaying monsters and sets of them, to win. Things to note: Remember, it's not a cooperative game, so you're on your own against the monsters. If you evade a monster and pass it to the next hero, you have to fight the next - drawn monster. Maintenance advice: Keep your cards in a dry and clean place. Avoid bending or getting them wet. If they get dirty, you can gently wipe them with a soft, dry cloth.