At this point in my life, I found myself immersed in a board game spree, playing titles such as Catan, Munchkins, Ticket to Ride, and several others. Being a fan of MMORPGs, I felt compelled to craft an action-based RPG featuring two distinct phases of gameplay and diverse character classes. The envisioned game would incorporate player cards, dice rolls, and a traversable map.

The Setting
A clandestine sect has seized control of an ancient relic capable of exerting influence over Lords, Kings, and the common populace. The enigmatic Shar safeguard their prized Knightstone within their castle. Players have the option to select from a pool of 10 character classes, each endowed with distinct features, including health, unique lore, two primary abilities, one combat bonus, one special ability, and a passive class trait.

Phase 1 - PVE
The initial stage of gameplay involves the player traversing the map to reach Shar Castle and reclaim the Knightstone. Along the journey, players draw from the Wilderness Deck, encountering various obstacles designed to deplete resources and impede progress towards the castle. When an Enemy Card is drawn, the player to the right assumes control of it, dropping loot for the drawing player. Occasionally, drawing a Trap Card may hinder travel progression, while a Misfortune Card can only be played against other players.

Phase 2 - PVP
Upon reaching Shar Castle, a player is compelled to confront the Shar Witch to secure the Knightstone. Upon successfully looting the Knightstone, the game seamlessly transitions into Phase 2. To challenge the player holding the Knightstone, one must be in an adjacent hex, initiating a 1v1 battle to the death. The victor is the first player to return to the starting point, thereby winning the game.