Game Info
Year
2026
Players
2-5
Age
13+
Playtime
45 min
Publisher
Paizo Publishing
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Description
A dice-drafting game in which two to five players court the favour of the Pathfinder pantheon. On your turn you pick one of eight iconic gods and roll their unique twelve-sided die, spending the symbols you get on a variety of minigames, scoring points and chaining one success into the next. Luck and tactical play both matter in this fast-paced race for divine dominance.
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Positive
Pros
- Focuses on dice rolling
- Includes multiple mini-games
- Thematic to Pathfinder gods
Cons
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Thematic elements
- Dice rolling and mini-games
- Pathfinder Pantheon
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Combo Building — Chain successes into more successes.
- Dice Rolling — Roll a unique 12-sided die.
- Mini-Games — Play a variety of mini-games based on dice symbols.
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- This is my monthly video on the best board games coming to retail, and we do have a bunch of great stuff coming out here in September.
- And it does feel very thematic. You know, it's not just pasted on top.
- So, you know, um it's it's the placement of the garden tile and then the arrival of new beings.
- Um Crab Rage is a quick cutthroat area control game.
- This is a real familyfriendly game, a very easy game. This one plays ages six and up.
- While this game, you know, is similar to Dice Throne in um in sort of how it plays, it is much more complicated than Dice Throne.
- So, you know, Dice Throne is pretty easy to teach and just jump in. this one is um less so in terms of that sort of stuff.
- This is one of my favorite parts of the game because you can sort of if you have unfulfilled monsters, you can hold off, but the rot tokens you have carry over from round to round until you decide to reanimate monsters.
- So, you know, this one plays like ages 10 and up. So it is a nice familyweight strategy game.
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