About Yggdrasil: Asgard
In Yggdrasil: Asgard, an expansion for Yggdrasil, each God can go into a Trance for one action. Once in a Trance, a God can neither fight in Asgard nor use his usual power – but all the Gods, including the one in Trance, receive a Trance power. Two examples of Trance powers: the Gods can discard the vikings' souls after rolling the die in combat, or they automatically remove five Fire giants from the bag of their choice while doing an action in the Kingdom of Fire. For one action, the entranced God can leave the Trance, at which point he recovers his usual power and can fight again. Yggdrasil: Asgard contains twelve double-sided God tiles, with a God's usual power on one side and the Trance power on the other. To change a God's state, the player simply flips the tile. The Gods included in this expansion are: Six from the base game: Odin, Tyr, Thor, Frey, Freyja, and Heimdall Two from the promotional cards: Frigg and Vidar Four new Gods: Magni, Sif, Njord and Idunn
- Released
- 2012
- Designers
- Cédric Lefebvre, Fabrice Rabellino
- Age
- 13+
- Best with
- 4, 5 or 6 players (BGG community)
Rules and prices
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How many players can play Yggdrasil: Asgard?
Yggdrasil: Asgard plays with 1–6 players.
What is the best player count for Yggdrasil: Asgard?
BoardGameGeek community voters say Yggdrasil: Asgard is best with 4, 5 or 6 players (1 vote).
How long does Yggdrasil: Asgard take to play?
A game of Yggdrasil: Asgard takes 90 min.
What age is Yggdrasil: Asgard for?
The recommended minimum age for Yggdrasil: Asgard is 13+.
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