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While you can attempt to evade monsters with stealth, they must ultimately be dealt with having too many monsters in play is not only dangerous and obstructive, but will advance the terror track.

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Monsters move randomly based on a series of black and white arrows on the game board and the mythos card drawn, and some also have special movement rules such as being able to fly. Every new portal brings at least one new monster to the city. Portals can only be closed after slowly exploring the other world linked to it, and in most cases, they can be reopened later in the game. Having too many open portals can awaken the Ancient One early. Portals open in unstable locations and release monsters. A mythos card will open portals, move monsters, reveal clues, and activate other events that can hinder or help the investigators. Mythos cards control the flow of the game. Investigators must brave the other worlds to seal the portals while they generally don't encounter monsters while doing so, they often face other threats to their health and sanity. On the long side of the board are the other world locations representing alien dimensions like Yuggoth or lost terrestrial regions like the Plateau of Leng. Some areas provide set beneficial effects that allow the players to shop, heal, or learn new skills. Random encounters can occur at almost any location in the game and the encounters range from paranormal horror to mundane accidents. The game is played on a large board depicting Arkham city ( no, not that one) and divided into neighbourhoods with multiple locations within them. Ancient Ones are horribly powerful in combat, often resistant or immune to forms of damage and usually able to kill unlucky investigators who fail to meet specific requirements before combat even begins. It also serves as a health meter during the fight. There are very few ways to slow the doom track down and many to speed it up. When full, it awakens and the investigators have one last chance to defeat it. Almost every turn a counter will be added to the doom track. One is randomly drawn to be your antagonist for the game and the players ultimately race against time to prevent its awakening. Each Ancient One has a character sheet akin to an investigator which includes special rules that modify the game as a whole (such as ongoing harmful weather), rules modifying its favourite monsters, and combat stats should it awaken. The Ancient One is a powerful, alien monster featured in the Cthulhu Mythos, including Cthulhu himself.

For example, you can move faster at the expense of stealth to speed through the town on one turn and next turn change scores to sneak past the monster guarding your destination at a snail's pace. They also have a collection of linked and adjustable attributes, so raising one stat will lower its counterpart. Each investigator has scores for stamina and sanity, some set and random starting items, and a special ability such as healing or extra income. Success or failure is determined by a pool of six-sided dice every roll of five or six counts as a success, but modifiers can add or subtract from the dice pool for your roll and difficult tasks can require multiple successes. There are fistfuls of cardboard counters for health, sanity and money, monster markers, and other miscellaneous tokens. Nearly a dozen decks of smaller sized Investigator cards track the possessions/status of the players. Three decks of standard size Ancient One cards are used for random encounters and events. The game is fairly complicated and features a staggering amount of cards, markers, and counters.

The investigators will collect ordinary and magical items, explore forgotten or forbidden regions of the town, battle monsters, enter alien worlds, and (per the setting) go gibbering insane in the process. The players must cooperate as a handful of investigators trying to prevent the awakening of an Ancient One with the fate of the city of Arkham, and sometimes the whole world, in the balance. It was designed by Richard Launius in 1987 for Chaosium and was revamped and re-released by Fantasy Flight Games in 2005.

Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos and taking place in the 1920s.

Arkham Horror is an Adventure Board Game based on H.

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