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Lost Adventures

Lost Adventures

2023·Steve Sisk, Jeff Warrender

2 - 4 players
45 - 60 min

From BoardGameGeek

Lost Adventures is an adventure archaeology movie game that captures the cinematic sweep of this genre of film. The game is played over two phases: In the Map Phase, you will travel the world to acquire information about the lost temple, and select character cards to help prepare for its perils. On each of your five turns, you perform four steps: 1. Travel to a different city 2. Face an encounter 3. View temple secrets cards 4. Add a character card to your tableau In the Temple Phase, you will jockey for position against your opponents as you face the temple's perils. On each, you write down a bid. You will move as many spaces on the temple track as the number of players with a lower bid. Then, reveal the temple peril: cards in your tableau matching the peril offset your bid, the remainder must be paid by taking on hubris. At game's end, you must try to purge your hubris in the final hubris challenge; failure means your face has melted off! The player who is furthest along the temple track, with face intact, is the winner! -description from designer

Lost Adventures

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Learn to play

Lost Adventures rules explanation12:03

Lost Adventures rules explanation

Jeff Warrender

Jeff Warrender

Watch it played

Lost Adventures Solo Teach and Playthrough1:04:30

Lost Adventures Solo Teach and Playthrough

Banzainator

Banzainator

Which Lost Adventures video should I watch?

Lost Adventures has 3 videos from 2 creators: 1 how-to-play guide, 1 playthrough and 1 other video. They date from June to December 2023.

To learn the rules, start with "Lost Adventures rules explanation" by Jeff Warrender, which runs 12 min.

To see it played, watch "Lost Adventures Solo Teach and Playthrough" by Banzainator.

If you like it, try The Sands of Time and The Acts of the Evangelists, also by Jeff Warrender, or Pocket Pro Golf, also by Steve Sisk.

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Lost Adventures rules explanationHow to play12:03

Lost Adventures rules explanation

Jeff Warrender

Jeff Warrender

Lost Adventures KS video SD 480p1:36

Lost Adventures KS video SD 480p

Jeff Warrender

Jeff Warrender

Lost Adventures Solo Teach and PlaythroughPlaythrough1:04:30

Lost Adventures Solo Teach and Playthrough

Banzainator

Banzainator

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Jeff Warrender
Jeff Warrender
2 videos of this game
Banzainator
Banzainator
1 video of this game

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About Lost Adventures

From BoardGameGeek:

Lost Adventures is an adventure archaeology movie game that captures the cinematic sweep of this genre of film. The game is played over two phases: In the Map Phase, you will travel the world to acquire information about the lost temple, and select character cards to help prepare for its perils. On each of your five turns, you perform four steps: 1. Travel to a different city 2. Face an encounter 3. View temple secrets cards 4. Add a character card to your tableau In the Temple Phase, you will jockey for position against your opponents as you face the temple's perils. On each, you write down a bid. You will move as many spaces on the temple track as the number of players with a lower bid. Then, reveal the temple peril: cards in your tableau matching the peril offset your bid, the remainder must be paid by taking on hubris. At game's end, you must try to purge your hubris in the final hubris challenge; failure means your face has melted off! The player who is furthest along the temple track, with face intact, is the winner! -description from designer

Designers

Steve Sisk, Jeff Warrender

Artist

Indicreates

Publisher

Belltower Games

Categories

AdventureMovies & TV

Mechanics

Auction / Bidding
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