Rating: [ 5.84 / 10.00 ]
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A group of ronin samurai are hired for a simple yet terrifying task---to assault and kill O-Yanma, the dreaded Mountain Witch of Mount Fuji. But regretful pasts and dark fate conspire against the mission, testing both the courage and loyalty of the samurai. When every heart holds betrayal, who can you trust?
The Mountain Witch is a self-contained role-playing adventure that mixes elements from Japanese mythology, horror, and film noir in a tale of trust, betrayal, and confronting one's fate. With a simplified resolution system, player-created Fates, and innovative Trust mechanics that gives relying on others both a tangible benefit and risk, The Mountain Witch is designed for suspense-filled grab-n-go play.
The Mountain Witch is a self-contained role-playing adventure that mixes elements from Japanese mythology, horror, and film noir in a tale of trust, betrayal, and confronting one's fate. With a simplified resolution system, player-created Fates, and innovative Trust mechanics that gives relying on others both a tangible benefit and risk, The Mountain Witch is designed for suspense-filled grab-n-go play.
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142-page, digest-sized, perfect-bound softcover plus an envelope containing six Dark Fate cards.Game Editions | [ Add Edition | Edit Edition ] |
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| Rating | User | Summary |
| 5 + 3 | Willow | The Mountain Witch. A highly focused game of ronin on a mutual mission, but divergent objectives. Seven Samurai meets Reservoir Dogs. Great fun for a few evenings. [ Read Review ] |
Selected User Comments | [ See 14 Ratings | See 6 Comments | Add Rating ] |
| Rating | User | Comments |
| 4 / 10 | Simple Man | Many cool thematic elements adorn this game, the only problem is bringing all of them together to play the game |
| 7 / 10 | Thanuir | The rules have thus far delivered what they promised, but this is after only one game, so not entirely reliable. |
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