Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire

In the heart of Nethermoor is the broken tower of Arkenspire a once-mighty tower built by the sole survivor of the Pheran empire, Szera the Doomchild. Szera's history is inexorably tied to her fortres

Key facts

• Number of players: 1–4
• Playtime: 30–90 min
• Min age: 14+
• Complexity: 3,5/5

Mechanics

• Cooperative Game
• Deck or bag or pool Building
• Grid Movement
• Hand Management
• Modular Board
• Variable Player Powers
• Dice Rolling

Categories

• Adventure
• Card Game
• Expansion for Base-game
• Exploration
• Fantasy
• Fighting
• Miniatures

Families

• Crowdfunding: Kickstarter
• Mechanism: Campaign Games

Authors

Adam Sadler, Brady Sadler

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FAQ

How many players can play Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire?

Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire supports 1–4 players.

How long does a game of Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire take?

A game of Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire usually takes about 30–90 minutes.

What age is Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire suitable for?

Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire is recommended for ages 14 and up.

How complex is Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire?

Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire has a complexity rating of 3,5 out of 5.

Is Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire good for beginners?

Altar Quest: Ruins of Arkenspire is fairly involved and is best suited to experienced players.