Cover art for Labyrinth: The Paths of Destiny (Second Edition)

Labyrinth: The Paths of Destiny (Second Edition)

2015 · BGG
Avg rating
5.78
Bayes rating
5.51
Weight
2.25 (Medium Light)
Players
2-6
Playtime
1 hr
Ratings count
93

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Description

Centuries ago a desert land existed in the world of the Eternal Kingdom. The land was rich from its many trade routes and populated by a nation called the People of the Book. Wise rulers had always reigned over them, and thanks to this everyone lived in prosperity. Even so, some had rebelled against the binding order, ignoring the venerable customs and breaking the law... You are one of those renegades and "enemies of the kingdom", but you now have a second chance for freedom as this land's ruler prophesized that among you there is a chosen one who in the future will affect the fate of the desert lands. He decided that a trial in an ancient labyrinth would resolve who would be released and who would see daylight no more. The corridors of the labyrinth are winding and bristle with cleverly planned and dangerous pitfalls. Tales and legends also mention a guard, an immortal Golem that tramps the stone corridors. Labyrinth: The Paths of Destiny 2 ed. is an adventure board game for 2-6 players who impersonate both the great constructors of the ancient labyrinth and the daredevils who try to escape. To find a way out of the labyrinth, each player must find a special key while avoiding traps from other players, not to mention the Golem. With their two actions each turn, players can construct the multi-level labyrinth, set traps, move, rest, attack other players and much more.

Play mode

Competitive

How it plays

Area control & tactical conflict Card play & hand management Dice rolling
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Set collection & pattern building Tile, map & route building

Game type

Abstract / puzzle game Family / kids game Board game

What it’s about

Fantasy & myth History, politics & real-world conflict Adventure & exploration

Publishers

Let's Play

Designers

Kamil Matuszak Mateusz Pronobis