Tiny Epic Pirates: Curse of Amdiak

Tiny Epic Pirates: Curse of Amdiak
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Tiny Epic Pirates: Curse of Amdiak

This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!

Game Description

From BoardGameGeek:

In Tiny Epic Pirates: Curse of Amdiak, rumors of the unthinkable are spreading quickly around the islands. Rumors of dead pirates returning to the sea... aboard an ominous ghost ship helmed by the legendary pirate Amdiak...

Several new game elements are added to play including cursed gold, a ghost ship that haunts the players as they try to steal the cursed gold, ancient relics, haunted map cards and even skeleton crew!

Players gain cursed gold by stealing it from the ghost ship and attacking other pirates who possess it. Cursed gold can be traded for an ancient relic said to hold ashes of Amdiak. Bury this relic and break the Curse of Amdiak!

If the ghost ship finds catches you though, your captain becomes cursed and you lose your cursed gold. Once cursed you will be able to recruit powerful skeleton crew to mindlessly obey your wicked command!

Game Info

Ages 14 & up
30 - 60 minutes
1-4 players

Game Details

Genre(s):Strategy Games
Theme(s): Dice,
Expansion for Base-game,
Exploration,
Horror,
Nautical,
Pirates
Mechanics: Dice Rolling,
Pick-up and Deliver
Publisher: Gamelyn Games
# of Players: 1 - 4
Age: 14 and up
Playing Time: 30 - 60 minutes
Published: 2021
Designer: Scott Almes
Expansion to:
- Tiny Epic Pirates

Supporting Information

Other Resources

View Tiny Epic Pirates: Curse of Amdiak on BoardGameGeek

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