Whoever reaches that target value first will win the game. Each level has a predetermined target goal for total Magic Power points. One of the game’s objectives is to claim ownership of as many squares as possible in hopes of collecting Magic Power. If they lose the battle then they will be forced to pay the toll, but if they win your character dies and theirs will appear on their now claimed property. If your opponent lands on that square at any point in the game, they will have to decide whether to pay the toll for landing on it or they have the option of challenging you with a creature from their hand. If you land on an unoccupied square you can choose one of your creature cards and place that creature as a “guard” on your now claimed property. Then you automatically draw a card from your deck (or book) of 50. You begin by taking turns rolling the dice to determine how many spaces you will move. The game plays out much like a board game with elemental, color coded squares, cards, and dice.
Your cepter is currently a slave, but that will change over the course of the story. Afterwards you begin the story mode which will introduce you to the princess and the cepter you created.
You have a few options to select from, but it is pretty limited. The manual even states “Be sure to read this manual carefully before playing.” Most of the time I never look at the manual, but Omiya Soft went to great lengths to create a very useful, colorful guide that will help familiarize you with the game and it is definitely worth a look. Most single areas (boards) easily take over two hours to complete and if you lose you will have to restart that area.īefore you begin the game make sure to reference the game manual. Your goal will be to summon beasts and gain control of strategic locations on the battlefield until you free land of enemies.īe for warned, this is a deep strategic game that will require a lot of patients to learn and play. Except this board game features a weak story that follows a princess and a boy (the hero) as they try to restore peace to their country. Like you might have read or heard already, Culdcept SAGA is very much like the board game, Monopoly.
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