In Level 20, the players take on the role of kobolds in their den, scampering away from a fighter who only needs five XP to hit level 20. Your goal is to not be the kobold at the end of the fighter's sword!
Here you are, minding your own business with some of your best friends, enjoying the leftover scraps buried in the filth of your cave, when you hear a human curse as they knock some rocks free. Hopeful that this newcomer will mean an opportunity for new delicacies, you creep over to the entrance of the cave. And then you hear the most terrifying words you've ever heard. Words spoken of in legend. You thought they were just a myth to scare young kobolds into obedience: "I need just a few XP to hit level 20. There better be some kobolds down there!"
20-30 minutes
2-6 players
Ages 10+
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I finally played Level 20!!
It was fun.
With only 2 players it's funny because you basically always play "two turns" around the "fighter" xD
(The "first player" change every round, so it's always: 1 -> 2 -> F -> 2 -> 1 -> F -> 1 -> etc.)
It had a little bit of "luck", but at least at 2 players, there's still enough strategy that a more strategic player will more often win.
The heavy reliance on "depletable" resources makes the game have a virtual hard limit too, so the games don't take too long...
I fully expect games at more players can get chaotic, but the fact that there's not more resources would probably not make the games too much longer. xD
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Alayern wrote:
But, but Seelah is a champion (paladin)! She wouldn't break into a kobold den for a few xp!
Now Merisiel on the other hand...
Her image is basically only used as an illustration on the playing piece that's still called a "fighter". The game keep the "foe" playing pieces very simple. And instead of simply having a "Fighter Blue Valeros" and a "Fighter Red Valeros", they went with "Fighter Valeros" and "Fighter Seelah".
TBF, the humor is "meta" enough that they probably didn't care about actual lore stuff... I mean, even Valeros would not know he only need 1 more XP to lvl up to 20... and would think that anyone using these words in that order would be quite weird. xD
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