Created by: Corey Konieczka, Juliette Brocal, Chan Chau, Keny Widjaja
Published by: Fantasy Flight Games, Galakta, Hobby World
Alternate Names: Discover: Nieznane lądy, Discover: Terres Inconnues, Discover: Země neznámé, Discover: Zu unentdeckten Landen, Остаться в живых: Неизведанные земли
Description:
You find yourself lost in the wilderness with no idea of where you are or how you got here. Your first goal is obvious: find food and water. As you explore your surroundings, you discover unexpected dangers and mysteries. If you can unravel these secrets, perhaps you will unlock the key to returning home.
In Discover: Lands Unknown, players are neither directly competing with each other, nor fully cooperating. The main goal is to stay alive, and each player that survives until the end of the game wins!
Any number of players can win or lose the game. It ends when players complete the final quest, which often requires the support of other players. To escape with their lives, players must walk a fine line between helping one another and protecting their own selfish interests.
Your copy of Discover: LanDs Unknown has a unique mix of components that is different from every other copy in the world. To preserve the act of discovery, do not read any of the cards before playing. As you play, you will find unique secrets within your game, and this knowledge will help you improve your strategy for future plays.
Each copy of Discover: LanDs Unknown has been carefully curated to create a fully functional and unique game. If you have multiple copies of the game, keep each copy separate and refrain from combining them together.
Scenarios and Terrain Types
The stories in this game follow groups of characters and their attempts to survive and uncover a mystery. Each game is played using a scenario, and each scenario tells a story about a different group of survivors.
Even though each scenario is played as a separate game, they are thematically connected. If you play all of the scenarios, you will gain new understanding about earlier scenarios.
Your game includes two sets of map tiles (terrain types). Each terrain type has a reference sheet that shows how to set up that terrain's map, special rules, and which cards and scenarios to use with that terrain.
