2021Colby Dauch
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2 players40 - 60 minMedium weight

2025Timothy LaRocque, Dan Perra
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Within the turbulent plane of Astraea, peace is a fleeting dream. Wars rage, tragedy strikes, and the battlefield becomes a canvas of strategy and power. Amidst the chaos, commanders rise, guiding their troops through a dance of tactical prowess, seeking victory by morale or complete annihilation. As a player, you'll immerse yourself in this intricate dance, orchestrating your forces' movements, launching attacks, assembling versatile constructs, and leveraging unique formations to create devastating combos. Each decision carries weight, as the path to triumph requires both foresight and adaptability. Astraea: The Seraphim Paradox invites two players into a strategic skirmish on a grid-based battlefield. Armed with a meticulously crafted faction of 20 cards - comprising 10 units, 6 constructs, and 4 formations - players are given the choice of deploying units for a robust offensive or holding some back for greater command flexibility. More troops on the field might amplify your battle presence, but holding onto cards can increase your available actions. Success hinges on strategic foresight and timely decisions. With its initial release, Astraea: The Seraphim Paradox provides an ever-rich tapestry of lore and strategy, featuring five distinct factions. The "Shields of Genmar" stand as the stalwart defenders of the capital city's ideals, ever-ready to lay down their lives for the realm. Opposing them are "The Risen," Genmarian rebels who've embraced forbidden magics to challenge the very fabric of their world. Meanwhile, the "Seraphim Kestral's," sky-toned enigmas from beyond, bring with them a paradox that not only fractured the realm but thrust them into this relentless war. New contenders await your discovery... Choose your allegiance, and let the battle to restore Astraea begin!
2021Colby Dauch
2 players40 - 60 minMedium weight
2022Max Anderson, Zac Dixon, Austin Harrison
1 - 4 players45 - 90 minMedium weight
2024Max Anderson, Zac Dixon, Austin Harrison
1 - 4 players45 - 90 min
2023Eduardo Baraf, Keith Matejka
2 players40 minMedium weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Within the turbulent plane of Astraea, peace is a fleeting dream. Wars rage, tragedy strikes, and the battlefield becomes a canvas of strategy and power. Amidst the chaos, commanders rise, guiding their troops through a dance of tactical prowess, seeking victory by morale or complete annihilation. As a player, you'll immerse yourself in this intricate dance, orchestrating your forces' movements, launching attacks, assembling versatile constructs, and leveraging unique formations to create devastating combos. Each decision carries weight, as the path to triumph requires both foresight and adaptability. Astraea: The Seraphim Paradox invites two players into a strategic skirmish on a grid-based battlefield. Armed with a meticulously crafted faction of 20 cards - comprising 10 units, 6 constructs, and 4 formations - players are given the choice of deploying units for a robust offensive or holding some back for greater command flexibility. More troops on the field might amplify your battle presence, but holding onto cards can increase your available actions. Success hinges on strategic foresight and timely decisions. With its initial release, Astraea: The Seraphim Paradox provides an ever-rich tapestry of lore and strategy, featuring five distinct factions. The "Shields of Genmar" stand as the stalwart defenders of the capital city's ideals, ever-ready to lay down their lives for the realm. Opposing them are "The Risen," Genmarian rebels who've embraced forbidden magics to challenge the very fabric of their world. Meanwhile, the "Seraphim Kestral's," sky-toned enigmas from beyond, bring with them a paradox that not only fractured the realm but thrust them into this relentless war. New contenders await your discovery... Choose your allegiance, and let the battle to restore Astraea begin!
Designers
Timothy LaRocque, Dan Perra
Artist
Dan Perra
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Black Basilisk Games
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