determine your fate
When Veiled Fate first launched in 2020, it didn't fit in any genre—and still doesn't. It requires social deduction, but that's not how you win. You win through strategic decisions that are informed by the deduction. Hence strategic deduction.
The Tribunal expansions supercharge both the strategy & deduction in Veiled Fate—further elevating a game that already stands apart.
A being to be feared, Hadria mercilessly annihilates any demigod found ahead of her on the score tracker at the end of the game—meaning having the most points isn't always a winning strategy. Use new powers to move Hadria and create all kinds of new quandaries for your opponents.
The Hadria Expansion is focused on introducing more strategic variables to the game and adds a new miniature, renown tracker, and favor cards.
Each of the seven celestial beings bestows one player with an asymmetric win condition & abilities. All other players will have to adapt their strategies around the Celestial's win condition to ensure their own victory.
The Celestials expansion is focused on introducing more deduction and misdirection to the game and adds a new miniature, renown tracker, spell cards, and 7 celestial cards.
Each servant influences the quest in its region, so players must consider their effects when determining where to move their Demi. Moving the servants introduces new strategic and tactical options towards victory.
The Servants expansion adds 3 new miniatures and cards. Servants can be commanded by all players.
Every time a demigod enters The Pools when being moved out of the Abyss, the player moving them activates the current modifier on the Renewal Dice. That play then re-rolls the renewal dice, resulting in a new modifier for the next player to move a demigod from the Abyss to the Pools.
The Renewal Dice replaces the permanent 'refresh card' effect that normally activates in the Pools, creating more dynamic gameplay and ever-shifting strategies surrounding how players use the Abyss.
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