The Ravens of Thri Sahashri : A cooperative card game for two players

About the book

Trapped in the prison of her own mind, Ren has only one chance at survival; her psychic friend Feth must reach into her unconscious to help guide her home. In this cooperative card game, one player controls the deck of memories, while the other can communicate only through the placement of cards. Only by working together can they save Ren before the Ravens come to feast on her heartbreak and devour her memories whole. "A hugely challenging puzzle that's really satisfying ... It's brilliant, a really beautiful game." - Rahdo Runs Through Includes 42 oversized cards, a rules sheet and three sealed envelopes. 2 Players Playing Time: 45 minutes Ages 14+

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"A hugely challenging puzzle that's really satisfying . . . It's brilliant, a really beautiful game." - Rahdo Runs Through "Playing The Ravens of Thri Sahashri is an entertaining experience, quite unlike anything I've encountered before." - GeekDads.com "The feeling of clicking with someone and solving a puzzle together without using words is unique and a real gem hidden in this game." - n3rdabl3 "If you're looking for a two player experience that will stand apart from all that cardboard on your shelf gathering dust, then take flight and grab this little box." - Geek & Sundry "One of the most unique games I've played in a while . . . There is no other game like this . . . It's really deep for a one deck card game. I was fascinated with this. I wanted to play it again. I did not rest until we beat this game. Big thumbs up from me." - Dice Tower "An experience game which provides an actual experience plus some narrative and story." - Board in the Library "Thumbs up on the look of the game." - The Dice Tower, The Ravens of Thri Sahashri Review - with Zee Garcia "It's so refreshingly different!" - The Game Boy Geek "It's a two player experience you're not going to get from any other game I've seen . . . I would heavily recommend it." - Ding & Dent ." . . a game that I have never played before and [is] one of a kind." - Tim Vail, The Players' Aid

Kuro Biography

Sarah J. Maas is the #1 New York Times and internationally bestselling author of the Throne of Glass, Court of Thorns and Roses, and Crescent City series. Her books have sold more than nine million copies and are published in thirty-seven languages. A New York native, Sarah lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, son, and dog. www.sarahjmaas.com - www.facebook.com/theworldofsarahjmaas - Instagram: therealsjmaas Coralie Jubenot is a self-taught French artist who worked many years with traditional mediums before transitioning to a career in digital art. Passionate about character design, she draws her influences from both comic book art and Renaissance painting. Kuro is a Japanese game designer and founder of the Japanese small-press publisher Manifest Destiny. Recent games include Seventh Hero, The Ravens of Thri Sahashri, and Ars Alchimia. ... Read full biography