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TWOM: TALES FROM THE RUINED CITY

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Codice: M1590
EAN: 5902259204923
Casa Editrice: 11 BIT STUDIOS
Codice articolo: TWM02
Lingua: Inglese
Durata: 45 - 120 min.
Età: 18 +
Numero giocatori: 1 - 6

War knows no end. Its victims are counted in thousands and each day we lose hope, little by little. Food is becoming scarce and our shelter is...
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War knows no end. Its victims are counted in thousands and each day we lose hope, little by little. Food is becoming scarce and our shelter is falling apart — yet we keep struggling.

New faces can be seen around the city: the friendly ones at the makeshift market or in neighboring houses, the hostile ones in the night with blinding flashlights and clubs and knives. We seek new paths to travel through the ruins — sometimes even underground — just to avoid sniper fire and loot anything of value. It's never much, yet we keep struggling. We have no other choice.

Tales from the Ruined City is the first expansion for This War of Mine: The Board Game, a story-rich game of survival in a war-torn city.

The expansion introduces a range of game modules to enrich the base game:

- Emira is the 13th Character complete with a personal background; you may introduce her in any playthrough
- Desperate Measures cards empower you whenever you lose anyone from your group
- Farmers module features the Market, where your choices affect the way people perceive you; it also gives you a chance to interact with people from outside the city
- Sewers are full of unknown dangers and thrilling narrative, providing you with options for additional Scavenging runs
- Five Scenarios offer many hours of thrilling gameplay; each features unique rules and components and winning one of them gives you access to a reward envelope with special legacy content

Face atrocities of war and prove that from horrible desperation comes great courage.