Wiz-War (Eighth Edition)
- Players: 2–4 players
- Play time: 30–60 min
- BGG rating: 7.1
About Wiz-War (Eighth Edition)
In Wiz-War, wizards wage no-spells-barred magical duels deep in an underground labyrinth. This classic board game of magical mayhem for 2-4 players, created by Tom Jolly in 1983, pits players' wizards against each other in a stupendous struggle for magical mastery. Win by stealing other wizards' treasures and hauling them back to your base, or just score points by blasting the other wizards. The last wizard standing always wins. Staying true to the spirit of the game that has entertained players for years, as well inspiring an entire genre of games, this 2011 edition of Wiz-War caters to the imagination and the funny bone. Casting an enriched array of spells, your wizards race through an underground maze, avoiding fireballs, werewolves, and psychic storms. Subtle game enhancements by Kevin Wilson and Tom Jolly promote faster play and clarify card effects. —description from the publisher
- Released
- 2012
- Designers
- Tom Jolly, Kevin Wilson
- Age
- 14+
- Best with
- 4 players (BGG community)
Rules and prices
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How many players can play Wiz-War (Eighth Edition)?
Wiz-War (Eighth Edition) plays with 2–4 players.
What is the best player count for Wiz-War (Eighth Edition)?
BoardGameGeek community voters say Wiz-War (Eighth Edition) is best with 4 players (88 votes).
How long does Wiz-War (Eighth Edition) take to play?
A game of Wiz-War (Eighth Edition) takes 30–60 min.
What age is Wiz-War (Eighth Edition) for?
The recommended minimum age for Wiz-War (Eighth Edition) is 14+.
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