Name: Yggdrasil Chronicles
Brand: Board Games
SKU: 3760269591516
Price: 79.99 AUD
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The Yggdrasil Chronicles tests your luck, strategies, and tactics as you band together with your peers or colleagues to save the world tree Yggdrasil from devastation in this immersive, Norse mythology-inspired cooperative board game.

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Provides an intense and entertaining gameplay experience as a maximum of 5 players takes on the role of Norse gods and team up to survive the barrage of death and destruction
Highly interactive, players must take turns drawing an enemy card, activating it, and performing the necessary action to defeat this new evil
Designed with well-illustrated and crafted parts by Maëva da Silva and Christine Deschamps, offering an enhanced gameplay experience
Recommended for ages 14 years +

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Great leaps into a man's world.

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