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Mystic Manor

Mystic Manor

2025·Jake Jenne, Nathan Jenne

2 - 5 players
30 - 60 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

In Mystic Manor, players take turns spending courage points to move to a new location inside the house or perform actions outside of the house that allow the players to build up their character's maximum courage and storage, sell items they have collected, gain new items, enlist the help of a pet dog, or reset their courage points to re-enter the manor. Inside the house, you spend courage to move to a new room to collect items, attack ghosts, capture imps, bargain with apparitions, or gain the companionship of a house cat. Players will attack ghosts by rolling a die that will be augmented by the pets and tools that they have collected in their inventory. Imps may be captured by using a net. Apparitions, which appear only in the attic, will require the sacrifice of one item in inventory. Each player has a limited amount of inventory and courage and a unique skill. They must manage their inventory and courage to defeat the ghosts and to venture further into the house. Once a certain number of baddies have been removed from the haunted manor, players calculate their scores by gaining a dollar value for every ghost defeated, apparition dispelled, imp released, painting sold, item remaining in their inventory, and personal bonus collected. The player earning the most money wins. -description from designer

Mystic Manor

Which Mystic Manor video should I watch?

Mystic Manor has 4 videos from 3 creators: 2 reviews and 2 unboxings. They date from October to December 2025.

If you like it, try Panda Royale, The Finest Fish, Life of a Chameleon and Galaxy Rush, also by Jake Jenne.

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Unboxing Mystic Manor, a 2025 family board game for Halloween!Unboxing2:04

Unboxing Mystic Manor, a 2025 family board game for Halloween!

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All the Games with Steph: Mystic Manor - Overview

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Steph Hodge

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Mystic Manor - Board Game Review!

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Nacho Average TableTop

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Mystic Manor - Board Game Unboxing!

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2 videos of this game
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Steph Hodge
1 video of this game
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About Mystic Manor

From BoardGameGeek:

In Mystic Manor, players take turns spending courage points to move to a new location inside the house or perform actions outside of the house that allow the players to build up their character's maximum courage and storage, sell items they have collected, gain new items, enlist the help of a pet dog, or reset their courage points to re-enter the manor. Inside the house, you spend courage to move to a new room to collect items, attack ghosts, capture imps, bargain with apparitions, or gain the companionship of a house cat. Players will attack ghosts by rolling a die that will be augmented by the pets and tools that they have collected in their inventory. Imps may be captured by using a net. Apparitions, which appear only in the attic, will require the sacrifice of one item in inventory. Each player has a limited amount of inventory and courage and a unique skill. They must manage their inventory and courage to defeat the ghosts and to venture further into the house. Once a certain number of baddies have been removed from the haunted manor, players calculate their scores by gaining a dollar value for every ghost defeated, apparition dispelled, imp released, painting sold, item remaining in their inventory, and personal bonus collected. The player earning the most money wins. -description from designer

Designers

Jake Jenne, Nathan Jenne

Publisher

Last Night Games

Categories

Abstract StrategyAdventureFighting

Mechanics

Area MovementModular Board & Variable Setup
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