The Queen & The Corrupter

When King Arthur traveled beyond the waters of Britain to fight the Emperor of Rome, Queen Guinevere was left alone.

Arthur’s nephew Mordred, had plans of his own, not only for the crown of Brittany, but to kill poor Guinevere, by law or by by force. Little did he know that Guinevere was concocting her own devious scheme, to stop the Corrupter’s game before he took his chance to sit on the throne.

As Arthur battled against the legions of Rome, the corrupt and bitter feud back home to him was unknown. Until one fateful day he heard. The death of a family member, but it had seemed so absurd.

Had Mordred the Corrupter triumphed, or had Queen Guinevere managed to defend the throne?

The Queen & The Corrupter is a 2 player social deduction and memory card game, which sees you playing as either Queen Guinevere or The Corrupter Mordred in a battle of wits for the throne of Brittany.

Each round, both players draw their subjects, and then choose which subject cards from their hand to play to the council, taking turns to reveal them, claiming influence from the council and enacting their subject's orders as they do.

The trick is in remembering which subject you have played to which advisor, and in correctly timing your moves in order to vanquish the other player by revealing the Assassin or the Executioner with the correct influence, in turn winning the game.