Watch “Who took the sword? Excalibur 7 player gameplay in a Castle!,” a gameplay video for Excalibur from Tim Chuon on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Tim Chuon on YouTube:
This is EXCALIBUR! It's an 2-8 player medieval-themed party game all about deduction, subterfuge, and a bunch of backstabbery! After several teasers and BTS, it's time to unveil one of the most chaotic and deceptive gameplays we've ever filmed 😗
Campaign is live now! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/roxley/excalibur
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Mainly unboxings and reviews. Excalibur is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 6 reviews, 3 how-to-play guides, 4 recorded sessions, 8 unboxings, and 3 other videos.
2 - 8 players
15 - 25 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes
About Excalibur, from BoardGameGeek:
Leave your nobility at the door in this lighthearted game of hilarious backstabbery! Use any tool to find Excalibur and keep it safe in your "virtuous" hands.
Excalibur is a party game filled with bluffing and subterfuge. Draw tiles from Avalon to find Excalibur, then use the powers of Arthurian legends to keep it safe from the other would-be kings 'round the table!
During each round, players simultaneously draw chips from the 3 regions of Avalon on the table and then reveal them one by one, resolving their effects and discarding them. The game ends when a region of Avalon has no more chips. A player must hold the Excalibur chip to win, otherwise everyone loses.
-description from the publisher