There is another murderer roaming the streets of London in Whitehall, amusing himself by spreading the pieces of a poor woman around Whitehall, like some kind of macabre treasure hunt. The identity of this monster and his unfortunate victim are a mystery, the Whitehall Mystery.

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The Tribunal expansions supercharge both the strategy & deduction in Veiled Fate.

• The Hadria expansion is focused on introducing more strategic variables to the game and adds a new miniature, renown tracker, and favor cards.
• The Celestials expansion is focused on introducing more deduction and misdirection to the game and adds a new miniature, renown tracker, spell cards, and 7 celestial cards.
• The Servants expansion adds 3 new miniatures and cards. Servants can be commanded by all players.
• The Renewal Dice replaces the permanent ‘refresh card’ effect that normally activates in the Pools, creating more dynamic gameplay and ever-shifting strategies surrounding how players use the Abyss.

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At the start of the game, each player gets a secret number card that can have a value between 1 and 100. Remember, it’s a SECRET, so of course the other players can’t tell you directly what number they have, and neither can you!

The trick is for everyone to understand their intentions just by hearing theme-based clues. Do you and your friends see eye to eye in how you view the world? Have fun finding out in this exciting party game!

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Providence adds 30 Providence cards and a reference Guide card to Veiled Fate to deepen strategic options in every play. Providence cards are shuffled into the main Fate deck and act as alternative fate cards that can affect outcomes during quests and other game events. Unlike standard Fate cards, many Providence cards introduce new effects or force additional interactions — for example, prompting players to play additional fate cards or altering how outcomes are resolved — adding fresh tactical layers to each Age. The Guide card helps players integrate these cards smoothly into the base game’s mechanics.

Adventures introduces six quest-sized Adventure cards. At the start of each Age, these cards are placed in unused quest regions, where they create new opportunities and risks. Players who plan carefully can exploit powerful bonuses, while poor timing may result in costly penalties.

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There are 9 Demigods. At the beginning of the game, each player is secretly assigned one Demigod as their offspring. When the game begins, however, players may control the actions of any Demigod, not just their own. Through strategic play, special powers, and secret voting, players must aid their Demigod in gaining Renown. But be careful! Giving away your lineage too soon may cause the other players to work together toward your Demigod’s demise.

On their turn, players will have 2 actions with which to send Demigods on quests. Each Quest can result in 2 different ways, which the gods influence with secret voting cards called Fate Cards. When a Quest is completed, the Fate cards are revealed and the winning side of the card is resolved, giving some Demigods Renown and taking it from others. A player wins if their Demigod has the most Renown at the end of 3 rounds called ages, and that Demigod becomes the heir to the throne.

Part social deduction, part strategy, Veiled Fate pits wit against wit. Every move is a new clue to discovering the true lineage of your opponents. Can you foil carefully laid plans, while cementing your own path to victory?

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To succeed, you must strategically play 12 cards facedown around a Clock, following specific rules for each Test. You can work together through a series of games to pass all 40 Tests available in the game.

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It also includes 4 alternate Snipers for the Allied player to choose from at the start of the game, each with their own unique skillset and miniature to represent them. Choose between Karl and Rosa from Sniper Elite, Jun from Zombie Army, and Major Eazy from the Battle comics.

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In the game, one player takes the role of the sniper, who is trying to make their way past the German guards by stealth or violence. Up to three other players control squads of German soldiers, striking a balance between defending their objectives and hunting the sniper.

Sniper Elite features a bag-manipulation element. The sniper draws chits from a bag to target the defenders, though canny defense can decrease the sniper’s likelihood of making their shot…

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Have each Specialist represented on the battlefield, with custom sculpts matching the card artwork for each officer, make a successful shot even more satisfying with the Custom Weighted Clay Shot Tokens, and celebrate one of the greatest shots in video game history with the Teste-Kill Miniature!

Sniper Elite: The Board Game is a hidden movement game based on the iconic video game series.

In the game, one player takes the role of the sniper, who is trying to make their way past the German guards by stealth or violence. Up to three other players control squads of German soldiers, striking a balance between defending their objectives and hunting the sniper.

Sniper Elite features a bag-manipulation element. The sniper draws chits from a bag to target the defenders, though canny defense can decrease the sniper’s likelihood of making their shot…

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Step into the mystic realm between the living and spirit worlds in this cooperative deduction game. One player takes on the role of a spirit beyond the veil, helping to solve the mystery of their untimely passing – but they cannot speak aloud. To guide the others, they must align their psychic intuition to decode hidden truths throughout the manor and reveal cryptic messages using the Ouija board. Players must determine what caused the spirit’s unfortunate demise to win and bring this lost soul to rest. Recommended for 2-5 players, ages 10 and up.

Features an easy-to-assemble 3D manor with a stunning Art Nouveau flourish
Moveable standees let players point to mysterious clues in each room
Use a real miniature Ouija board to answer questions and decode hidden truths
Solve the mystery by selecting the correct obituary cards after asking a series of questions to the spirit beyond our realm

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