Ego: Crown

Ego: Crown

Designed for newcomer-friendly tables, Ego: Crown channels expedition survival into a ruleset that stays readable while outcomes stay unpredictable. A standout mechanic tied to Legacy means even safe plans can collapse if opponents read your tempo one round ahead. Your group manages feast-or-famine economies while chasing milestone bonuses; by chapter 5 the board can contain over 17 modular tiles. If your table likes post-game debriefs, Ego: Crown will spark them—nearly every finale feels earned, messy, and memorable.

$25.34

Categories

Family

Tags

Miniatures|Legacy|Solo

Publisher

Silver Oak Studio

Designer

Nico Valdez

Release Year

1995

Players

2 – 7

Play Time (min)

138

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