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Vengeance: Roll & Fight – Episode 1

A board game by Gordon Calleja Noralie Lubbers Dávid Turczi
Publisher: Mighty Boards
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Description Description
Vengeance: Roll & Fight is a real-time, roll-and-write game in which the frantic action around the table mimics the kick-arse fighting action in the game-world! Set in the world of Vengeance and designed by Dávid Turczi, Noralie Lubbers and Gordon Calleja, Vengeance: Roll & Fight is a standalone game that transforms the fast-paced dice puzzles of the original Vengeance into roll-and-write mechanisms in which you're building combos, striking off enemies, and scoring points for an action-packed, brain-teasing fighting game that's easy to learn and hard to master.

The aim of Vengeance: Roll & Fight is to infiltrate a gang den, carve your way through its rooms, and kill the Boss, while completing side objectives printed on the dens themselves.

The game is split into three parts: planning, fighting and montage. In the planning phase players roll and re-roll 4 dice in real time, aiming to roll a combination of dice that match an ability they wish to trigger in the upcoming, fight phase. Assigning dice to an ability allows players to fill their hand back to four dice from a large, common pool and repeat the process as quickly as they can manage.

Once the dice pool is depleted, the fighting proper begins. Here players take a set of dice assigned to an ability and execute that ability, moving their piece through rooms full of enemies, and crossing them out when they are hit with the multitude of available abilities. Finally, players heal and upgrade their characters, bring new abilities and items into play to help them on their road to vengeance.

Vengeance: Roll & Fight comes in two boxes: Episode 1 and Episode 2. Both episodes are standalone games with the same rules, but with entirely different content: different heroes, dens, bosses, abilities and items. Each episode accommodates up to four players, so combining the two increases the player count from 1-4 to 1-8! Content in both Episodes can be switched like-for-like as you choose.
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Categories: Dice Real-time
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BARCODE: 731723000000
This was seen 1618 times
Description Description
Vengeance: Roll & Fight is a real-time, roll-and-write game in which the frantic action around the table mimics the kick-arse fighting action in the game-world! Set in the world of Vengeance and designed by Dávid Turczi, Noralie Lubbers and Gordon Calleja, Vengeance: Roll & Fight is a standalone game that transforms the fast-paced dice puzzles of the original Vengeance into roll-and-write mechanisms in which you're building combos, striking off enemies, and scoring points for an action-packed, brain-teasing fighting game that's easy to learn and hard to master.

The aim of Vengeance: Roll & Fight is to infiltrate a gang den, carve your way through its rooms, and kill the Boss, while completing side objectives printed on the dens themselves.

The game is split into three parts: planning, fighting and montage. In the planning phase players roll and re-roll 4 dice in real time, aiming to roll a combination of dice that match an ability they wish to trigger in the upcoming, fight phase. Assigning dice to an ability allows players to fill their hand back to four dice from a large, common pool and repeat the process as quickly as they can manage.

Once the dice pool is depleted, the fighting proper begins. Here players take a set of dice assigned to an ability and execute that ability, moving their piece through rooms full of enemies, and crossing them out when they are hit with the multitude of available abilities. Finally, players heal and upgrade their characters, bring new abilities and items into play to help them on their road to vengeance.

Vengeance: Roll & Fight comes in two boxes: Episode 1 and Episode 2. Both episodes are standalone games with the same rules, but with entirely different content: different heroes, dens, bosses, abilities and items. Each episode accommodates up to four players, so combining the two increases the player count from 1-4 to 1-8! Content in both Episodes can be switched like-for-like as you choose.
Additional information Additional information
Mechanics:
Categories: Dice Real-time
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 731723000000
This was seen 1618 times

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franzborg BGG user
10.0/10

I'm not a fan of roll and writes. At all. But this one is a gem! I would go so far as to say this re-invents the genre. It's fun, it's super thematic and switches between interactive franticness to calmer, personal decisions. Brilliant!

Rumenako BGG user
10.0/10

It has a very interesting take on the genre, good playability and fast and furious action, FFG you should take notes on how it is done!

bluesol BGG user
9.0/10

This is a wonderful real time dice rolling, roll and write. Boils the feel of the original game it’s based on into a similar experience in 10 minutes!

Jimcohen BGG user
8.5/10

Very smooth and enjoyable gameplay. Lots to think about but it all comes together beautifully

Timobe BGG user
8.0/10

My wife and I really enjoyed our first play through of Vengeance. Gordon Calleja has managed to deliver the fiction of a « vengeance movie » really well in the mechanically simple - and thus limited - roll and write genre. This might be one of the most engaging roll and write we have played. It is too bad the theme is too niche to reach a wider audience. I also wonder if Mighty Board being a smaller company, they also suffer from lack of visibility. It really is a great game. Underrated IMO.

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