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Lone Wolves

Lone Wolves

€19,99 EUR
€19,99 EUR
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Will you become the alpha of your wolf pack?
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What is the game about?

In an untamed wilderness, two wolf packs clash in a constant battle for dominance. As the leader, you send your wolves to different regions, where contests of strength determine who controls the territory and gets one step closer to the title of Alpha. Each victory leaves a powerful wolf to claim the territory, while a loss leaves your wolf a lone survivor—wounded, but wiser for the next encounter. It's an intense, thematic battle where instinct, timing, and shrewd threat assessment take center stage.

How do you play the game?

Both players start with thirteen cards; in each "trick," they play one wolf card, with five suits containing cards ranging in value from 2 to 7 (thirty cards total). You play your card in one of five territories of your choice, and each territory awards points at the end of the game to the player with the majority. The value of your card determines the power of the wolf you send to that territory. The winning card remains face-up in the territory, while the losing wolf is flipped face-up to its "lone wolf" side, with a power of 1. The player who loses the trick also receives a scar token, which is placed in a territory of their choice; these tokens can have effects such as granting extra points for certain cards, changing power values, or influencing the scoring in a territory.

This is the ideal game for...

You can play this game with 2 up to 4 players, starting from 10 years. The duration is approximately 20 minutes . The game language is Dutch, but you can play it completely language independent .

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How is the game experienced?

Lone Wolves is a clever and elegant two-player encounter that combines trick-taking with area control in a way that feels surprisingly deep and thematic. The decisions are exciting because winning is useful, but losing offers strategic advantages, meaning no hand is truly bad. The dynamic trump suit allows for constant tactical shifts and keeps every round fresh. For players who enjoy sharp two-player duels with a strong theme and clever timing puzzles, Lone Wolves is an absolute must-have.

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