Maha Yodha
₹2,199.00
Maha Yodha is a creative quick 2 player game for ages 12 and above that plays in about 20 minutes.
Maha Yodha is a two-player strategy card game set in the ancient and mystical world of Indian mythology. By unlocking ancient Indian stories and unleashing the warriors of yore, Leprechaun Games has created a strategic card game with an unique theme that is both brand new and several millennia old.
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Description
Maha Yodha consists of two decks, each of which represents a faction; each faction consists of a unique army of warriors, weapons and scrolls. You will go head-to-head with your opponent, spending valor to dispatch warriors to the front-line to not only deal damage but also defend your life. As in the ancient myths, each warrior has a chosen weapon, which when paired together award bonus powers. Divine scrolls, inspired by interesting characters and stories from the Hindu myths, award you with powerful bonus skills, extra valor, and deadly force to help you take down your opponent.
Maha Yodha features exquisite traditional Indian artwork, or Pattachitra, as well as specially commissioned illustrations of celebrated warriors and weapons in a visceral modern style.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Minimum Players | 2 |
| Maximum Players | 2 |
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| Maximum Playtime | 20 |
| Minimum Playtime | 20 |
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Shinjini (verified owner) –
Fantastic art, good gameplay, and some pretty interesting mechanics. The major issue with this game is that the rulebook is very unclear; however, once you set some houserules in play, it works great. We also found one of the factions to be a little stronger than the other, but again, houserules help balance out these kinks. The artwork definitely makes this a value buy though.
BGC processed my order very quickly, but once we recieved the game we found that the box was very musty. All components were there though, and there was no real damage.