‘Haven’ is Now Available from Red Raven Games

Nov 6, 2018

Red Raven Games has released a two player fantasy game which looks pretty interesting. In Haven, each player will battle for supremacy over a mystical forest as the mechanical world goes toe to toe with the forces of nature. The game is for two players, ages 12+, plays in around 30-45 minutes, and is now available with an MSRP of 24.95.

From Red Raven:

The mystical forest has been home and haven to beasts, spirits, and forgotten gods for thousands of years. While the Haven Guardian slumbers, a nearby human village has grown into a city, hungry to control the powers of the forest. Can the forest creatures discover enough potent lore to defend their ancient home from the oppressive city — or will the city use this lore to power their machines and turn the forest against itself?

The battle for Haven begins!

In Haven, you and your opponent battle for control of a mystical forest. The Haven Guardian, spirit of the forest, sleeps deeply and can no longer protect its kingdom. One of you controls the city in an effort to master the vulnerable forest using “stone lore” and machines. The other plays as the forest and its creatures who defend their home with the aid of “leaf lore” and forest spirits.

To obtain the power needed to oppose your enemy, you must send seekers to compete for the lore controlled by elementals, ancient beings who bestow the lore on those who seek it. Seekers also engage in combat for control of shrines on the board, scoring you bonus points if you occupy a majority of shrines surrounding forest havens. When one type of lore is depleted or one elemental has left the board, the Haven Guardian awakens and the player with the higher score masters the forest — or defends it from harm — and wins the game.

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