Mar 19, 2025
The Cutthroat - Commissioned artwork for the card game - Hemloch: Dark Promenade from John Clowdus of Small Box Games.
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The Cutthroat - Commissioned artwork for the card game - Hemloch: Dark Promenade from John Clowdus of Small Box Games.
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You may not have heard of him, but for the last ten years, John Clowdus has quietly and unapologetically been producing and releasing the games that he wants to make. He does this through his company Small Box Games, and the titles they put out go for a lot less than what you might be used to,...
I WAS SO CLOSE TO PHASE 2!!! just one more translation/2 more pages and i would have been able to flip over the GOO card and restart the track. augh.
oh well. it was my first time playing, and i think i did pretty okay for a first game.
Gardens - Commissioned artwork for the card game - Hemloch: Dark Promenade from John Clowdus of Small Box Games.
HEMLOCH: DARK PROMENADE 2 Players | 30-40 Minutes | 55 Cards Illustrations - Daryl Toh Design - John Clowdus
Hemloch: Dark Promenade is an area control card game for two players. Each player heads an ancient house in the city of Hemloch. Hemloch is a peculiar city, inhabited by even more peculiar denizens. Players use these minions to assert influence in the city, gaining control of districts.
Hemloch: Dark Promenade is played over a series of three Weeks. Each Week, players take turns playing minion cards from their hands to their avenues to gain influence, take districts, and thwart the other player's plans. At the end of three weeks, the game ends and the player with the most points wins.
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