
2024Peter Scholtz (I)
From BoardGameGeek
This expansion combined with the Sorcerer Base Game allows 1-3 players for solo and cooperative play. One to three players will team up to battle against a crazed demigod known as a Endbringer. You'll create this adversary by combining a Nemesis (who they are), with an Archetype (what army they lead), and a Scenario (what they are doing). For example you may battle Erling Khan the Deathdealer who is Leading the Invasion. Each of the four different oversized Nemesis Cards comes with a large standee and a unique "Nemesis Deck". At various points in the game, you will reveal the top card of their Nemesis Deck. Each card can generate multiple different effects depending on the game state. The Endbringer defense is spread out among Symmetry Cards, one per battlefield (per player in the game). As Symmetry cards take damage, put damage counters on them. When a Symmetry Card has damage equal to its defense, it is destroyed. Flip it over to reveal a devastating effect the Endbringer unleashes in retaliation. Destroy all the Symmetry Cards and you win the game!
Sorcerer: Endbringer has 4 videos from 3 creators: 2 reviews, 1 playthrough and 1 unboxing. They date from 2024 to April 2025.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "The Hungry Gamer's Sorcerer Mini Preview" by Hungry Gamer. To see it played, watch "Sorcerer: Endbringer Playthrough" by Rob's Gaming Table.
If you like it, try Sorcerer, Sherlock Solitaire and Sorcerer: Virgiliu Character Pack, also by Peter Scholtz, or Rescuing Robin Hood, which shares several of its mechanics.
2024Peter Scholtz (I)
1 - 2 players20 - 30 minLight weight
2019Peter Scholtz (I)
2 - 4 players30 - 90 min
2021Bryce Brown
1 - 5 players60 - 90 minMedium weight
From BoardGameGeek:
This expansion combined with the Sorcerer Base Game allows 1-3 players for solo and cooperative play. One to three players will team up to battle against a crazed demigod known as a Endbringer. You'll create this adversary by combining a Nemesis (who they are), with an Archetype (what army they lead), and a Scenario (what they are doing). For example you may battle Erling Khan the Deathdealer who is Leading the Invasion. Each of the four different oversized Nemesis Cards comes with a large standee and a unique "Nemesis Deck". At various points in the game, you will reveal the top card of their Nemesis Deck. Each card can generate multiple different effects depending on the game state. The Endbringer defense is spread out among Symmetry Cards, one per battlefield (per player in the game). As Symmetry cards take damage, put damage counters on them. When a Symmetry Card has damage equal to its defense, it is destroyed. Flip it over to reveal a devastating effect the Endbringer unleashes in retaliation. Destroy all the Symmetry Cards and you win the game!
Designer
Peter Scholtz (I)
Publisher
Wise Wizard Games
Mechanics