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ABOUT THE GAME: Betray your friends, Grab the loot and fight monsters. Admit it. You love it. The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls is one of the most versatile tabletop games, with a perfect combination of luck, strategy, and variety. It was designed by Edmund McMillen based on the the Binding of Isaac video game. Simply pull the game off the shelves, and you've got 30 minutes of strategic and competitive fun at your fingertips. STARTING THE BATTLE The goal of the game is to strategically play loot cards, gain treasure, and attack monsters to gain souls. Cain will go first and if no one has Cain, the saddest player must go first. To begin their turn the player can choose to do any of the following. Play a loot card. Buy a treasure card. Attack a monster. Activate a player card to play an additional loot card SLAYING THE MONSTER: Attack monsters by rolling the dice to see if you've rolled high enough to do damage. Multiple bad rolls could leave your character dead. If you die, you will not leave the Binding of Isaac board game but pay a death penalty by doing the following. Lose 1 Cent. Destroy one non-eternal treasure. Discard one loot card. Turn all items and player cards sideways and end the turn. THE END OF PLAYER’S TURN: All monster and player cards are healed. Discard any loot cards if you have more than 10. The turn passes to the player on the left and looting, buying, and attacking continues. Package Includes: 340x Cards, 100x Custom Coins, 6 Sided Die D6, 8 Sided Die D8, Rulebook
1 x Rulebook4 x Character Cards4 x Starting Item Cards2 x Dice100 x Loot Cards100 x Monster Cards100 x Treasure Cards100 x Pennies
In the Binding of Isaac: Four Souls, two to four players delve into a dungeon and take turns playing loot cards or using items to kill monsters, who yield yet more items, loot, and sometimes souls. Only the first player to end their turn with four souls is the winner, but cooperation is encouraged in the meantime. Make deals and trades with your rivals to help you both get ahead... until you betray them, of course.
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