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Crownfell

Crownfell

2025·Mike Berg

Videos
5
Creators
3

Mainly reviews and how-to-play. Crownfell is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 1 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 1 recorded sessions, and 2 other videos.

2 players
15 - 30 min

From BoardGameGeek

The monarchy has crumbled. The realm is in chaos. Alliances are formed and shattered as the remnants of meagre factions contend for the seat of power. Crownfell is a dynamic abstract strategy game played with eight cards on a 5x5 grid. Each card represents a character with unique movement and special rules. In each game, players draft four out of a pool of 17 unique characters, resulting in a very different game each time. Their asymmetrical abilities and movement lead to surprising and dramatic moments. Capture all your opponent's pieces to win. In Crownfell, nothing is permanent... including a strong lead. Move onto the centre space to rally your allies or resurrect the fallen. Captured cards can be revived from the discard pile by either player. In this game, defeated pieces can switch sides! -description from the designer

Crownfell

Watch first

Learn to play

How to Play Crownfell9:54

How to Play Crownfell

Mike Berg

Mike Berg

Review

Game Preview | Crownfell30:07

Game Preview | Crownfell

Sir Thecos

Sir Thecos

Watch it played

Crownfell: A powerful Chess alternative in a tiny deck of cards (Gameplay/Review)17:20

Crownfell: A powerful Chess alternative in a tiny deck of cards (Gameplay/Review)

Dokudenpa Cards

Dokudenpa Cards

Which Crownfell video should I watch?

Crownfell has 5 videos from 3 creators: 1 review, 1 how-to-play guide, 1 playthrough and 2 other videos. They date from January to November 2025.

To learn the rules, start with "How to Play Crownfell" by Mike Berg, which runs 10 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Game Preview | Crownfell" by Sir Thecos. To see it played, watch "Crownfell: A powerful Chess alternative in a tiny deck of cards (Gameplay/Review)" by Dokudenpa Cards.

If you like it, try Tides, Crownfell: Last Stand, ExoBase and Elleven, also by Mike Berg.

All videos

Game Preview | CrownfellReview30:07

Game Preview | Crownfell

Sir Thecos

Sir Thecos

Crownfell: A powerful Chess alternative in a tiny deck of cards (Gameplay/Review)Playthrough17:20

Crownfell: A powerful Chess alternative in a tiny deck of cards (Gameplay/Review)

Dokudenpa Cards

Dokudenpa Cards

Crownfell Trailer0:51

Crownfell Trailer

Mike Berg

Mike Berg

How to Play CrownfellHow to play9:54

How to Play Crownfell

Mike Berg

Mike Berg

Crownfell PNP Deck Box0:06

Crownfell PNP Deck Box

Mike Berg

Mike Berg

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Mike Berg
Mike Berg
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Sir Thecos
Sir Thecos
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About Crownfell

From BoardGameGeek:

The monarchy has crumbled. The realm is in chaos. Alliances are formed and shattered as the remnants of meagre factions contend for the seat of power. Crownfell is a dynamic abstract strategy game played with eight cards on a 5x5 grid. Each card represents a character with unique movement and special rules. In each game, players draft four out of a pool of 17 unique characters, resulting in a very different game each time. Their asymmetrical abilities and movement lead to surprising and dramatic moments. Capture all your opponent's pieces to win. In Crownfell, nothing is permanent... including a strong lead. Move onto the centre space to rally your allies or resurrect the fallen. Captured cards can be revived from the discard pile by either player. In this game, defeated pieces can switch sides! -description from the designer

Designer

Mike Berg

Artist

Strega Wolf van den Berg

Publisher

We Heart Games

Categories

Abstract StrategyCard Game

Mechanics

Grid MovementDraftingVariable Player Powers
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