Queen by Midnight
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Best Board Game Nominee for 2023 Tabletop Awards
Best Art Nominee for 2023 Tabletop Awards
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Which Princess will be crowned Queen by Midnight in this battle-royale deck-building board game of guile, deception, and brawn?
- Player Count: 3–6
- Minimum Age: 12+
- Game Length: 60–90 mins
Overview: The Midnight Queen is dead... As her kingdom weeps, the Queen’s dying command was to invoke the Rule By Midnight: a trial of combat and guile, where the Princesses of Twelvefold meet in secret to battle and scheme against one another. Each Princess wields unique tactics to battle for the Midnight Court, but as the clock strikes 12, only one shall wear the crown.
Gameplay:
- Use your cards to scheme, brawl, and cast your way to victory!
- Six unique styles of play.
- Pledge your loyalty to others to hedge your bets!
Inside: The centerpiece of this game is a stunning Clocktower that tracks turns, offers cards to buy, and rolls your dice! It spins to face each player on their turn. Nearly 200 cards are themed to your specific Princess, with additional Bazaar cards (75) available to customize your deck. Tokens, trackers, boards, and other cards make gameplay easy to track even when things are getting heated.
Details:
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3-6 players
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60-90 minutes
- Ages 12+
- Contents
- 14 page rulebook
- 6 Player Boards
- 2 Six Sided Dice
- 6 Clout & Health Tracker Boards
- 12 Wooden Health/Clout tokens
- 108 Princess Vault Cards
- 75 Bazaar Cards
- 60 Starter Cards
- 6 Ultimate/Inner Circle Cards
- 30 Declaration Cards
- 24 Loyalty Tokens
- 24 Lash Tokens
- 15 Prophecy Tokens
- 1 Trance Token
- 30 Level Tokens
- Clocktower
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Creative Team
- Created and Designed by: Kyle Shire
- Additional Design by: Alex Uboldi
- Graphic Design
- Layout: Matt Paquette
- Cardboard: David Killing
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Art by: Ameera Sheikh, Michal Ivan, and Mike Pape
- Editing: Travis D. Hill, Donald Behne, Darcy Ross, and Kaitlyn Money
- Playtest Coordinator: Hank Finnin
- Cultural Consulting: Christine Sandquist and James Mendez Hodes