The dungeon cards and the board itself are (I think) illustrated by Jacoby O’Connor, in a more cartoony style. The bottom half of the board is wonderfully illustrated, but is covered by cards during play. The portraits look like they’d fit well on the covers of a fantasy book series, and have a classical fine-art style. There are 7 classes of wizards, each represented by a different lizard and each favoring a different familiar. The components should be pretty similar to Raccoon Tycoon: the Wizard, Tower, Familiar, and Spell cards are all tarot-sized cards, which show off Annie Stegg Gerard’s detailed illustrations of the various lizard wizards and their familiars. Thaumaturgy must be the school of magic that involves cheating at bowling. Mana coins (in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 20)Ī few of the wizards.Gold Coins (in denominations of 1, 5, 10).210 Reagent tokens (30 each in 7 types).
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Stretch goals may add more components to the game, though I do not have a full list of those yet. Note: My review is based on a limited prototype copy and through playing it on Tabletopia, so it will include a mix of photos and screenshots, and some things will change between the prototype version and the final game. (Screenshot from Tabletop Simulator) Lizard Wizard Components New to Kickstarter? Check out our crowdfunding primer. Lizard Wizard was designed by Glenn Drover, published by Forbidden Games, and was illustrated by Annie Stegg Gerard and Jacoby O’Connor. The game is similar to Raccoon Tycoon but adds a few more things, so it’s a slight step up in complexity, but the rules are still fairly easy to learn. It’s currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, with a pledge level of $49 for a copy of the game there’s also the deluxe tier for $89 that includes metal coins, player mats, and wooden reagent tokens, or you can select add-ons individually.
Lizard Wizard is a game for 2 to 5 players, ages 14 and up, and takes about 90 minutes to play. Recruit wizards, build towers, cast spells, and summon familiars in the land of Astoria! What Is Lizard Wizard?
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