2018Cassandra Clark, Sarah Como, Breeze Grigas, Zach Kettell, Ryan "The Boulder" Richford, Tom Wozencraft
- Videos
- 29
- Creators
- 16
2 - 6 players20 - 120 minMedium weight

2023Brandon Fitzpatrick
Mostly reviews. Athanasia is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 4 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, and 1 other video.
From BoardGameGeek
Athanasia is a Scifi/Fantasy Competitive Skirmish Wargame where players engage in tactical conflict to secure the key to immortality. Players mobilize and strategically position their characters, leverage their surroundings to increase their power, and battle their rivals as they venture towards victory. Every character has a value that determines their health, movement, defense, and attack power as well as additional character abilities that increase their effectiveness on the battlefield. Each turn, a player is allotted 3 activation points for their civilization which they can use in a variety of ways to increase their own power as well as decrease their rival's power as they carve their path towards victory. In a given turn a player may: Move their characters across the battlefield based on their allowed movement, collect and activate items that spawn dynamically, activate obelisks to increase their movement, defense, and attack power, activate character abilities to weaken their rivals, and attack or steal items from adjacent rivals using a D20 die to simulate battle. As in any battle, strength in numbers always helps you come out on top. When attacking or defending from rivals, you get additional D20 roll or defense bonuses by positionally linking your characters together. Securing the key to immortality first requires crafting it at the crafting table in the center of the battlefield using both the philosopher's stone and antimatter which are spawned throughout the game. The race is then on for a civilization to secure the key and activate it at the battlefield's exit point. The player that successfully activates the key at the exit point is the winner. Alternatively, you can win Athanasia by being the sole survivor after obliterating your rivals. Will you be the first to reach immortality? -description from the publisher
Athanasia has 6 videos from 4 creators: 4 reviews, 1 how-to-play guide and 1 other video. They date from March to May 2022.
To learn the rules, start with "How to Play Athanasia (Rules School) with the Game Boy Geek" by Game Boy Geek, which runs 18 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Athanasia Preview with the Game Boy Geek" by Game Boy Geek. 3 creators have reviewed it.
If you like it, try AEGIS: Combining Robot Strategy Game, Flash Point: Fire Rescue, Zaberias or The Oracle of Delphi, which share several of its mechanics.
2018Cassandra Clark, Sarah Como, Breeze Grigas, Zach Kettell, Ryan "The Boulder" Richford, Tom Wozencraft
2 - 6 players20 - 120 minMedium weight
2011Kevin Lanzing
2 - 6 players45 minMedium weight
2016Brachya Glueck, Benny Goldstein
2 - 4 players20 - 180 minMedium weight
2016Stefan Feld
2 - 4 players70 - 100 minHeavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Athanasia is a Scifi/Fantasy Competitive Skirmish Wargame where players engage in tactical conflict to secure the key to immortality. Players mobilize and strategically position their characters, leverage their surroundings to increase their power, and battle their rivals as they venture towards victory. Every character has a value that determines their health, movement, defense, and attack power as well as additional character abilities that increase their effectiveness on the battlefield. Each turn, a player is allotted 3 activation points for their civilization which they can use in a variety of ways to increase their own power as well as decrease their rival's power as they carve their path towards victory. In a given turn a player may: Move their characters across the battlefield based on their allowed movement, collect and activate items that spawn dynamically, activate obelisks to increase their movement, defense, and attack power, activate character abilities to weaken their rivals, and attack or steal items from adjacent rivals using a D20 die to simulate battle. As in any battle, strength in numbers always helps you come out on top. When attacking or defending from rivals, you get additional D20 roll or defense bonuses by positionally linking your characters together. Securing the key to immortality first requires crafting it at the crafting table in the center of the battlefield using both the philosopher's stone and antimatter which are spawned throughout the game. The race is then on for a civilization to secure the key and activate it at the battlefield's exit point. The player that successfully activates the key at the exit point is the winner. Alternatively, you can win Athanasia by being the sole survivor after obliterating your rivals. Will you be the first to reach immortality? -description from the publisher
Designer
Brandon Fitzpatrick
Artists
B-Gfx, Fantasy Factory, Fesvia, Franco Multides, Alex Ravlik, Emmanuel César Rubio
Publisher
Immortality Games
Categories
Mechanics