Legends of King Arthur

A Quest Card Game

Author: Tony Johns, Natalie Rigby and Adam Simpson

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Complete quests to win the favour of King Arthur and re-create the legends of the Holy Grail and the Knights of the Round Table in this new card game

Complete quests and re-create the legends of the Holy Grail and the Knights of the Round Table in this new card game

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Complete quests to win the favour of King Arthur and re-create the legends of the Holy Grail and the Knights of the Round Table in this new card game

Complete quests and re-create the legends of the Holy Grail and the Knights of the Round Table in this new card game

Description

Who will win the quest for power, fame and glory? Collect cards to complete quests, gain points, defeat your opponents and win a place in legend. This easy-to-learn card game comes with a detailed booklet that will introduce you to all the stories and characters behind the gameplay!

COMPLETE QUESTS including the search for the Holy Grail and stop your opponents stealing all the glory

SCREEN-FREE FUN for 2-4 players ages 8 and up

PLAY AND LEARN: learn the legend of King Arthur as you play

BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED by Adam Simpson, bestselling illustrator of The World of Shakespeare 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle

About the Author

Tony Johns (Author)

Tony Johns is a writer, researcher and artist based in Helsinki. He loves developing playful ways to encourage learning about history, culture and science.

Natalie Rigby (Author)

Natalie Rigby is an inclusion-focused curator with specialisms in modern and contemporary British art. She finds joy in making art, exhibitions and collections accessible to everyone and demystifying academia to open up the industry to all audiences.

Adam Simpson (Illustrator)

Adam Simpson's work always features a strong emphasis on drawing. He has contributed to major exhibitions in London, New York, Edinburgh, Bologna and Japan. His work has been shortlisted for a British Design Award.