Command Greek heroes before Troy, play the right cards in each assault and collect victory cards up to 12 points.
The Greeks are besieging Troy, and Helen is waiting. Iliad (2006) puts two to six players in command of Greek heroes in a card game of rock-paper-scissors style battles. Victory cards come into play in several stages, and with the right cards you strengthen your own army or weaken someone else's. When the siege ends, the strongest players pick a victory card of their choice, the cards in play are discarded and a new phase begins with whatever remains in your hand, plus three fresh cards each. First to 12 points wins. Team play is possible. A mythology card duel of about 45 minutes.
Who it's for
You like card duels with bluffing and mythology flavour, and also want a team option.
Not for you ifβ¦
You want deep strategy or no luck. Reading opponents and drawing good cards decides plenty.
Vibe's take
Card-driven and bluffy. You never quite know what rivals hold, so each assault becomes a guessing game, and a good read feels great.
older than 85% of games
collected more than 34% of games
Best with 6
shorter than 51% of games Β· typical 30β90 min
One warm-up round Β· 2.1 out of 5 Β· heavier than 52%
A normal range of ratings
Playable without the language