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Party · 2020

Here to Slay

A party of heroes and dice: slay three monsters or gather all six classes while your rivals sabotage you.

  • 2–6 players
  • 30–60 min
  • 1.7 / 5 · Light

Set up the game

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Tick each step as you complete it.

  1. Setup diagram from the rulebook showing each player's area, the central decks and three monster cards.
    Setup on the table
    The Cloaked Sage party leader card with its class and permanent ability.
    Party leader card
  2. Component row from the rulebook: standard cards, party leader cards, the monster deck, rules references and two dice.
    Standard deck and components
  3. Titan Wyvern monster card with its party requirement, penalty range and reward ability.
    Monster card
  4. Row of class symbols from the rulebook: Fighter, Guardian, Ranger, Thief, Wizard, Bard and Any.
    Class symbols
  5. The two black six-sided dice used for every roll in the game.
    The two dice
  6. Card type column from the rulebook: hero, item, magic, modifier and challenge.
    Card types
What it is about

Here to Slay is a race with two finish lines: slaying, which demands requirements and risky rolls, and collecting classes, which demands patience and a well-stocked hand.

Turns are short and resources scarce: three points never cover everything, and any card you play can be challenged. That is why information matters as much as dice: knowing the discards and each rival's classes decides whether an attack is worth it.

Monsters are the most fun and the most dangerous part: their abilities stick with you, but their penalty range can cost you a hero right when you were about to close the game out.

Source note

The PDF is the Spanish Kickstarter rules sheet. Hero, item and monster cards carry their own text, so the sheet only sets the framework.

Spanish rules sheet (Unstable Games, 2020) · Reviewed: 23 Oct 2026

Turno Cero

Fan-made summaries and tips. They do not replace the official rulebook.

Made for playing, not for reading rulebooks. · 2026