$1.99 (−90%)For The King One more roll, together
Roll dice across a bright, chaotic fantasy board where every run deals new hazards, and bring friends along for the ride.
Is For The King worth it?
For The King is worth it if…
- you like tabletop games and want one you can play without setting up
- you want a co-op adventure for a regular game night, online or on the couch
- you enjoy runs that fight back and don't mind losing to a bad roll now and then
- you like unlocking new classes, items and events across many playthroughs
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Dice-roll combat with real teeth
Fights play out on a slot system: each attack and special ability is a roll against your character's stats, so a 95% hit can still miss at the worst moment. It is fast, turn-based and brutal, and it rewards thinking a turn ahead. Between battles you gather herbs for your pipe to heal wounds and cure maladies, and every nightfall brings a choice: set up a safe camp or push on through the dark and whatever waits there. A run can end quickly. That is part of the deal, and part of the fun.
A new kingdom every run
Every playthrough generates fresh maps, quests, loot and events, so no two trips across Fahrul look alike. One run sends you sailing the seas, the next into dungeons or the dark underworld. Failing is not the end of anything: the Lore you earn carries over between runs and buys Weapons, Items, NPCs, Classes, Events and more, so each attempt starts a little stronger and a little stranger. Short sessions and quick restarts make it an easy game to say "one more go" to.
Better with friends at the table
This is a board game brought to life, and board games are best with company. Play online or locally, up to a party of three, and decide together: split the party to cover more ground and risk meeting trouble alone, or stick together for protection. Turns move fast enough that nobody waits long, and the dice make sure there is always something to groan about together. When a 95% shot misses, you want someone next to you to hear about it. Just know the game is balanced around a full party of three, so a duo means someone runs two characters.























