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The 10 Die Trilogy

The 10 Die Trilogy

The Game Crafter, LLC · 2012
1–618+ yrs7
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How do you play The 10 Die Trilogy?

You start with 10d6, then draw a card each turn. The cards can be adversaries to battle, lasting effects or one of three items needed to win the game. When you loose a monster battle you loose dice.

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Not available new in shops

You start with 10d6, then draw a card each turn. The cards can be adversaries to battle, lasting effects or one of three items needed to win the game. When you loose a monster battle you loose dice. When you run out of dice you are dead. The trilogy is comprised of three games:

The House of George Walter Michaels The Tomb of the Damned Pharaoh The Abyss of the Lurid Cove

The games are best suited for solo play, but they can accommodate up to 6 players.

game anatomy
Players
1–6
Recommended age
18+ yrs
from Trișache · verified

Frequently asked questions

Q1How much does The 10 Die Trilogy cost?
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Q2Where can I buy The 10 Die Trilogy cheapest?
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Q3How do you play The 10 Die Trilogy?
The 10 Die Trilogy is a card game game, for 1–6 players, featuring dice rolling. Check the Rules tab for setup, gameplay, and scoring, or ask Trișache anything about The 10 Die Trilogy — our AI assistant built by howtoplay.ro and trained specifically on board game rulebooks.
Q4How many players does The 10 Die Trilogy support?
The 10 Die Trilogy is played by 1–6 players.
Q5What age is The 10 Die Trilogy for?
The 10 Die Trilogy is recommended from age 18.

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