
2020Scott R. Kelly
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In Mathemagician's Duel, players create "incanquations" from the cards in their hands to cast spells on their opponent, to reduce the opponent's Magical Strength to 0. The incanquations are created by playing Magical Energy cards (numerals) and Magical Symbols cards (operators) so that when read left to right add up to the casting value of the chosen spell. Each spell when successfully cast, reduces the opponent's Magical Strength by a certain amount. The game helps players practice mental math skills and working memory as they calculate the value of their own and their opponent's incanquations. -description from the publisher
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Mathemagician's Duel has 2 videos from 1 creator: 1 how-to-play guide and 1 playthrough. They date from 2021 to January 2023.
To learn the rules, start with "The Making of Mathemagician's Duel" by BSGamesCA, which runs 1 h 6 min.
To see it played, watch "Bill and Scott Play Mathemagician's Duel!" by BSGamesCA.
If you like it, try Sinoda, also by Scott R. Kelly.
From BoardGameGeek:
In Mathemagician's Duel, players create "incanquations" from the cards in their hands to cast spells on their opponent, to reduce the opponent's Magical Strength to 0. The incanquations are created by playing Magical Energy cards (numerals) and Magical Symbols cards (operators) so that when read left to right add up to the casting value of the chosen spell. Each spell when successfully cast, reduces the opponent's Magical Strength by a certain amount. The game helps players practice mental math skills and working memory as they calculate the value of their own and their opponent's incanquations. -description from the publisher
Designer
Scott R. Kelly
Artist
Bill Murphy
Publisher
BSGames
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