A second edition of The King is Dead, a 2-4 player game of loyalty and politics in Medieval Britain.
Peer Sylvester started his career in boardgaming quite
early, because his dad needed an opponent in chess. In third grade
he wanted to become a professional chess player. Instead he turned
out to become a teacher for math and chemistry. An award-winning
board-game designer, including titles such as The King is Dead and
The Lost Expedition, he has written a number of books on the
subject.
Benoit Billion was born in Nantes, France, and was from a
young age fascinated medieval history and illustrated manuscripts.
The art, the costumes, the architecture, and the heraldry of this
age has always served as an inexhaustible source of inspiration for
Benoit, and the celtic, romanesque, gothic, and renaissance styles
formed the basics of his apprenticeship. He has produced
illustrations in traditional mediums for local societies,
musicians, publishers, advertising agencies, public institutions,
and museums.
The new Osprey edition is gorgeous
*Shut Up & Sit Down*
It looks good, it plays well, and I have had a brilliant time
playing it
*No Pun Included*
I would recommend it, it's neat!
*The Dice Tower*
A nearly perfect game, now presented at its most beautiful.
*Tabletop Gaming Magazine*
I enjoyed the Second Edition because it has all the good things I
found in the previous edition, plus with more game modes now, more
replay value, and more variety.
*Marco Omnigamer*
It feels like a classic game.
*Board Game Barrage*
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