Board Game Monsters vs. Heroes - Victorian Horrors

The first part of the series "Monsters vs. Heroes" - a fast card game about the confrontation of famous heroes and monsters. This issue is devoted to Victorian mysteries and otherworldly horrors. In the box you will find two themed decks: "London by Night" and "Sherlock in Hell". 

Can you circle your opponents finger so they don`t guess your faction? "Monsters vs. Heroes" is a very tricky game of bluffing and deduction with all kinds of tricky cards. If you want to have fun with your friends, PlayTale strongly recommends this game.

Victorian Horrors. Night London and Sherlock in Hell

The "London by Night" deck contains classic monsters and literary characters of the 19th century: Dracula, the werewolf, Van Helsing, Arsene Lupine and others. The Sherlock in Hell deck contains characters from the Sherlock Holmes stories, as well as various demons and monsters. Both decks can be combined with decks from other editions. Pay attention to the release - "Monsters vs. Heroes - Call of Cthulhu".

Card filler for bluffing and deduction

Take one of these decks if there are 2-4 players in the game. For 5-8 players, combine these two decks. At the beginning of the game, participants receive secret faction cards. The deck of character cards is shuffled. Each player receives three random character cards.

Game progress

Participants take turns. During his turn, the player performs one of 2 actions:

• plays a card from hand. The player places the card in front of him or in the opponent`s playing area and immediately applies its effects.
• takes a card from the deck into his hand. A player cannot have more than 3 cards in his hand. 

End of the game

They play until the deck runs out. Players discard the remaining cards in their hands and reveal their faction cards.

• If the player is playing as heroes, each hero symbol on the cards played gives 1 point, and each monster symbol subtracts 1 point.
• If the player is playing as monsters, each monster symbol on the cards played gives 1 point, and each hero symbol subtracts 1 point.

You will get 2 additional points if you have one or both of the characters drawn on your faction card in front of you.

The player with the most points wins.