- Featuring an impressive 130 custom dice, over 50 creature/spell cards, and a new, fast paced, style of gaming we like to call "Dice Building"
- The game is fast, easy to learn, and will appeal to both the casual gamer and the intense strategy gamer
- For 1-4 players
- Takes about 30 minutes to play
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As a Quarrior - a mighty, mystical warrior - only you have the power to capture dangerous quarry from the untamed wilds. You must conjure the mysterious powers of Quiddity, cast powerful spells, and summon your creatures to battle if you hope to overcome your rivals and earn your rightful place as the champion of the Empress. In this game of "Uber Strategic Hexahedron Monster Combat Mayhem," players compete to capture the most powerful Spells and Creatures (in the form of dice.) from the Wilds and add them to their collection. Players then roll their powerful cubes and summon them into play to battle each of their opponent's forces. Strategy is key in assembling a force that you can roll to victory. Each Quarriors Game comes with 130 Custom Dice and 53 Power Cards, a Score Tracker and four Dice Bags, all stored in a collectible tin box.
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As a Quarrior - a mighty, mystical warrior - only you have the power to capture dangerous quarry from the untamed wilds! You must conjure the mysterious powers of Quiddity, cast powerful spells, and summon your creatures to battle if you hope to overcome your rivals and earn your rightful place as the champion of the Empress! In this game of "Uber Strategic Hexahedron Monster Combat Mayhem," players compete to capture the most powerful Spells and Creatures (in the form of dice!) from the Wilds and add them to their collection. Players then roll their powerful cubes and summon them into play to battle each of their opponent's forces. Strategy is key in assembling a force that you can roll to victory! Each Quarriors Game comes with 130 Custom Dice and 53 Power Cards, a Score Tracker and four Dice Bags, all stored in a collectible tin box.
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32 of 34 people found the following review helpful
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I played this at gencon for the first time, and i really enjoy it. this is not a collectable game, but will likely spawn multiple expansions.
The game is made for 2-4 players. One of the designers was at gencon, and he told me that he preferred to play with 2, but the testers seemed to prefer 4. We played with 4 at the demo.
there are 3 basics card lined up on the top row, which serve as resources.
next there are 3 spell cards in a row.
finally, there are 7 creature cards lines up below the basics and spells.
next to each spell and creature card are five dice. these dice can be purchased by the players to add to their "quarry dice".
On each players turn, they place their dice in a quarry bag, shake them up and draw out six. At the start of the game, each player has 8 quiddity dice and 4 assistant dice. These 12 dice are two of the three basic resources in the game, and are used to buy creatures and spells.
The player rolls these six dice, and can use the resulting dice to buy creatures or spells on the board. Each spell or creature has a different power listed on it's card, which affects gameplay in different ways.
The creatures and spells are used to attack the other players in the game and to score glory points. the object of the game is to earn a target number of glory points.
The game was fun, enough so that a demo convinced me to shell out $50 for it. It plays quickly, but the rules are easy to understand and logical. it is similar to dominion in ways, but simpler, i believe.
The game is made for 2-4 players. One of the designers was at gencon, and he told me that he preferred to play with 2, but the testers seemed to prefer 4. We played with 4 at the demo.
there are 3 basics card lined up on the top row, which serve as resources.
next there are 3 spell cards in a row.
finally, there are 7 creature cards lines up below the basics and spells.
next to each spell and creature card are five dice. these dice can be purchased by the players to add to their "quarry dice".
On each players turn, they place their dice in a quarry bag, shake them up and draw out six. At the start of the game, each player has 8 quiddity dice and 4 assistant dice. These 12 dice are two of the three basic resources in the game, and are used to buy creatures and spells.
The player rolls these six dice, and can use the resulting dice to buy creatures or spells on the board. Each spell or creature has a different power listed on it's card, which affects gameplay in different ways.
The creatures and spells are used to attack the other players in the game and to score glory points. the object of the game is to earn a target number of glory points.
The game was fun, enough so that a demo convinced me to shell out $50 for it. It plays quickly, but the rules are easy to understand and logical. it is similar to dominion in ways, but simpler, i believe.
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Quarriors is a superb game. I am a huge board game geek, but I'm not good at sitting through those 3 hour games. But quarriors is the exact opposite. It is quick paced and changes every play. No play is the same which makes this game lots of fun to play over and over. I've owned this game for about a month and my friends and I have probably played it 10 different times and we still love it. Quarriors adds an aspect of luck that just can't be provided by deck building games. Absolutely fantastic. I can't wait til the expansion comes out
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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It's the most fun we've had. We've played Magic, Thunderstone, Nightfall, and several others and this one is the one we keep playing night after night. We are excited for the expansion. Just like it states it's a dice building game, what this means is it has all the elements of deck building games but is faster and more fun. Try it if you like deck builders, it's easy to teach others too.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
very enjoyable
I really enjoyed this game, tried it at gen con bought it there play it occasional, good quick very fun game but the Bags were really cheap broke first time i played
Published 27 days ago by aegis
Quick and Fun
Understanding this game is not terribly hard, but mastering takes a lot of time. Even with my hours of gameplay for this particular game and many more hours with things in similar... Read more
Published 1 month ago by retupmoc258
Quarriors: Easy to Learn and Great Fun!
This is possibly one of the simplest games you can get in terms of learning it. Once you play it once you'll just play it over and over again. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Simon Blore
Quick and Fun
The game is very easy to learn and finishes within half hour. If there is a senior player who can be fair to other players, game player age can even move down to 8+. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Jiunjr Feng
Great Dice Building Game
Lots of fun. Worth the cost. Dominion but with dice.
If you feel the game goes a little bit too fast, try this: start with 7 basic quiddity and 3 assistants. Read more
If you feel the game goes a little bit too fast, try this: start with 7 basic quiddity and 3 assistants. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Nate D
Fun is how this game ROLLS!!
Got this game for my son on his ninth birthday. He was requesting collectible games like Pokemon or Bay-blades. Read more
Published 2 months ago by fnkycomdna
Quarriors dice great fun!
Quarrior is a quite fun game that relies on players dealing with a ton of dice! The box isn't lying when it says "130 dice inside". Read more
Published 2 months ago by gmcastle
Great for children and adults alike.
I introduced my sons and his friends to the game shortly after I purchased the game. It is very easy to learn and engaging to look at. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Aguaknightus
Fun Game...
My wife and I have been trying different board games lately, and I stumbled on Quarriors pretty much by accident. Read more
Published 3 months ago by J. J. Burtch
Makes no sense why someone like me would like this game.
Normally I'm the type of person that likes to win based on skill not a roll of the dice which would in the logical world make Quarriors a game I shouldn't like at all as there is... Read more
Published 3 months ago by MacB
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