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Quest Board Game

Quest Board Game

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A thrilling hidden-role social deduction game of Good vs Evil

Players secretly receive identities and must work together—or deceive everyone—to determine who can be trusted. Build quest teams, debate suspicious players, vote on missions, and secretly sabotage quests to help your side win. With numerous characters and different ways to play, every game creates a new mystery.

🎮 How to Play

1. Secretly Choose Your Allegiance
Each player receives a hidden character card showing whether they belong to Good or Evil. Evil players have secret information about other Evil players, while most Good players must figure out everyone's allegiance through gameplay.

2. Choose the Quest Leader 👑
A player becomes the leader and selects the players who will participate in the current Quest. The required team size depends on the number of players and the Quest.

3. Debate & Vote 🗳️
Everyone discusses the proposed team and tries to determine whether it contains an Evil player. All players then vote to approve or reject the team.

If the team is rejected, leadership passes to the next player and a new team is proposed. Repeatedly rejecting teams can benefit Evil.

4. Go on the Quest ⚔️
If the team is approved, its members secretly choose a Success or Fail card.

  • Good players must play Success.
  • Evil players can secretly choose Success or Fail.

The cards are shuffled before being revealed, making it difficult to know who sabotaged the Quest.

5. Resolve the Quest
If all revealed cards are Success, the Quest succeeds.

If the required number of Fail cards appears, the Quest fails. In standard rules, the fourth Quest in games with 7 or more players has a special requirement of two Fail cards to fail.

6. Continue the Battle
After each Quest, the leadership passes to the next player and another round begins. Players must remember previous votes, team selections, and Quest results while trying to identify hidden enemies.

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