Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition

The primary objective is to strategically navigate the map, conquer fortified cities, defeat powerful enemies, and accumulate as much fame as possible before the end of the final night round.

Preparing a solo full-conquest game of Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition involves setting up the central map tiles, arranging monster and site tokens, placing unit and spell offers, sorting mana dice, and preparing your unique player deck along with tactical cards.

During a turn, players choose a tactic card, draw cards up to their hand size, use mana from the source, move across hex tiles, interact with sites, recruit units, and resolve complex combat encounters against various enemies.

Scoring is determined at the end of the game by summing up points from conquered cities, defeated adversaries, bonus tokens, reputation levels, and leftover cards, which are tallied up on the final score sheet to determine overall success.

The game naturally ends once the final night round is completed, prompting the final score calculation and evaluation of your conquest accomplishments.

Efficient resource management and tactical positioning are vital; balancing movement with combat readiness ensures you can reach objectives without accumulating excessive wounds.

Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition costs around 625 RON in Romania.

The lowest price for Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition right now is 625 RON at Hobby Planet. The Prices tab lists every store currently tracking it.

Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition is a adventure game, for 1–5 players, taking ~150 minutes, featuring card play conflict resolution. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.

Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition is played by 1–5 players.