Lords of War Card Game Elves vs Lizardmen

Product Description

Like its predecessor Lords of War: Orcs versus Dwarves, Lords of War: Elves
versus Lizardmen is a dual-deck strategic card game for two-plus players. The
game sees fantasy races engage in dynamic, tactical card battles, with the
armies in this set particularly focused towards cavalry and ranged
combat. During Lords of War battles, players use hands of six cards
(called units) drawn from their army deck of 36 cards. A player turn starts with
one card placed onto a gridded board. With the exception of ranged units, cards
must be placed adjacent to an enemy unit. An elimination phase follows in which
you check for the elimination of opposing cards and the one you just placed.
Cards have unique formations of attack arrows on their edges and corners
signifying which adjacent cards they attack once played and the damage they will
do. Each card also has a defense value which when exceeded by opposing cards
sees that card defeated. Once combat has been resolved, the player can then
either draw a new card from his army deck or retrieve a unit from the board that
has not engaged in combat during that turn. Play continues until one player has
eliminated twenty units or four commanders. The game is playable out of
the box and contains two complete armies: the Elves and the Lizardmen. These
factions are differentiated by their unique cards and strategies; the Elf
faction is based around strong cavalry units and archers, but has a relatively
weak infantry. The Lizardmen army is the most flexible Lords of War army
released so far and is best used to disrupt and counter enemy attack
strategies. Elves versus Lizardmen is compatible with Orcs versus
Dwarves, meaning that all the Lords of War armies can be used to battle one
another. The armies can also be blended together, using a strict ranking system,
to create mercenary decks for tournament play.

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