Imperial Twing is a fast paced, tactical, and strategic, round based, card and dice game for 2-4 players. The engaging game mechanics, unique card design, wacky magical objects and annoying events guarantee tension and high replay ability. Gameplay is between 40-90 minutes and suitable for players from age 9. Discover the legends of the characters, […]
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Imperial Twing is a fast paced strategic card and dice playing game played by 2-4 players where you battle every player whenever you want, even together with other players. The rules are easy to learn even for kids age 7 making it a great game for families as well. Imperial Twing is launching on Kickstarter later this
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As part of our plan to launch Imperial Twing on Kickstarter within the next few months, we are proud to be partnering with the wonderful team “down under” at Campaign Coins to enable us to offer an extremely high quality metal coin set as an addition to your Imperial Twing game. Founded in 2005 in
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After the relative isolation we all experienced over the last few years, it was an absolute joy to attend the Fantasy Basel (“Swiss Comic Con”) Convention recently and share the early design concepts for Imperial Twing with attendees as well as getting to experience all of the fun and of course the amazing costumes! In
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To all members of the Empire and especially those magic users capable of wielding the mighty and unpredictable Orn … Planned Kickstarter campaign for Imperial Twing As previously advised, we are planning to officially launch The Imperial Twing via a Kickstarter campaign, hopefully towards the end of October or early September this year! As part
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A fun, fair, fantasy card game Unlike many fantasy card games, every player starts with equal levels of power and opportunity. All spell, critter and special ability cards are shuffled into the deck and distributed evenly amongst the players. Players can (and indeed will) engage in magical “duels” with other players, combining their spell cards