By: Max Moon Games BASILISK! is a dungeon scrawler, inspired by Dark Fort, Twelve Years, and Dungeonquest. The Seventh Misery is at hand, yet there may be salvation for some… As the skies darkened and the sun burned out, people whispered of the Mandates of Nechrubel: documents sealed by that great and dismal deity guaranteeing passage on the wings of the great Two-Headed Basilisk. Passage from the Dying World to the Undying Hereafter. Five copies of the Mandate have been recovered. You have lied, betrayed, tricked, and murdered and now hold one in your grimy fist. Now you must descend into the catacombs beneath Bergen Chrypt and present your Mandate to the head of Verhu… Screen printed Basilisk! envelope (doubles as a blind draw bag for tiles!) Basilisk! core rules Tunnels of Nechrubel expanded rules Folded gameboard, 3 tile sheets, including tile reference card 1 chit sheet 4 parchment character sheets (2 double-sided sheets) 1 small reclosable poly bags for organizing pieces and storage What's new in the 2nd printing?! Inverted colors with a loud as hell hot pink envelope and screen-printed black ink with metallic flake for that fancy-ass shimmer! EVEN THICKER STOCK! for the gameboard, tiles, and chits Aqueous coating so your gameboard, tiles, and chits feel nice, stay nice, and you can even wipe them down if your grubby fingers get them messy! BASILISK! is an independent production by 1d10+5 and Max Moon Games and is not affiliated with Ockult Örtmästare Games or Stockholm Kartell. It is published under the MÖRK BORG Third Party License. MÖRK BORG is copyright Ockult Örtmästare Games and Stockholm Kartell. This special edition of BASILISK! also includes the TUNNELS OF NECHRUBEL supplement, allowing the foolhardy to descend into the chaotic passages beneath Verhu's catacombs where occult relics are to be discovered, and even-more terrifying creatures lurk! \n \nThis special edition also adds heavyweight coated cardstock tiles, chits and gameboard, produced in the spirit of the ‘cut it yourself’ microgames of yore such as Ogre and The Fantasy Trip: although you can still scrawl your adventures on filthy scraps of paper if you wish!
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