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The base rules are that each player has a deck of ten units and ten support cards, plus a commander. This setup does a good job introducing the conflict and the cultural differences between Berkana and Frisia, noting the striking fact that The Way is actually played with real people in Frisia and Finn’s decisions will see people die, even if they are stated to be condemned prisoners and criminals.Īsh of Gods: The Way holds up its interest by making the conditions of battle highly customisable, and each battle has different goals, battlefields, foes, etc. The initial setup involves a practice tournament held in Berkana to convince its king that Eik and Finn - plus two additional advisors - are the right ones for the job, before they venture into Frisia itself claiming Finn to be a rising Frisian Count. Practically, the game is divided into chapters, each focusing on a particular tournament. The mission is readily acknowledged to be rather suicidal. By winning tournaments hosted across Frisia, the Berkanan infiltrators hope to be able to use their new prestige to get close to its strongest commanders and remove them. The mission centres around a recently popularised game played in Frisia named The Way, which is used to train its commanders and conveys great prestige on its champions. As Frisia appears to be gearing up for another invasion, Finn and Eik prepare to go on an undercover mission to undermine Frisia’s military and give Berkana time to prepare. It follows Finn, a young man who was orphaned in the war between the nations of Frisia and Berkana before being found and raised by Eik, a Berkanan intelligence master.

Its passable story and world might not linger in the memory too long, but it is an enjoyable strategic experience.Īsh of Gods: The Way takes place twenty years after the events of the previous game, though knowledge of them is not at all required. Ash of Gods: The Way does a good job creating an interesting base game and mixing up its rules throughout its playtime. With the original title being foremost a tactical RPG with collectible card game elements, the developer’s follow-up takes a heavier focus on deckbuilding, revolving around an in-world strategic card game.

AurumDust’s first title, Ash of Gods: Redemption, gave players their introduction to the high medieval world of Terminus.

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