Divinity

You’re Loki, that woman next to you is Gaia, and that… thing… across the table is The Eternal Devourer. You’re all gods. And friends – sort of. The point is, you’re working together to build and populate the universe. Except that something else is out there. Something powerful, lurking in the shadows of reality. As the gods create, these calamities unmake. The goal is simple really, have more done than undone by the time the universe comes to a close.

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Divinity is a cooperative turn-based card game for 2 to 4 people, in which each player assumes the role of a deity trying to forge the universe as it is eaten away by powerful disasters of mysterious origin. As players work together, the universe either succumbs to the calamities or is saved by the grace of the gods!

The goal of the players in Divinity is to accumulate points by creating various objects in their galaxies. The divine cards are used by players to achieve their goal, while calamity cards are force-played through to game, undermining the players' efforts. Depth is created through the interaction of all these cards, creating new situations every game and requiring players to consider card abilities carefully in order to master the game.

When the game ends, players add all their points together to judge the fate of all they've built. Players must play wisely, as both divine and calamity cards can cause the game to end. Control of both points and when the game ends is critical to success.

Divinity is inspired by cooperative games heavy in strategy and planning, as well as light and choatic party games. It's made to be quick to set up, easy to learn, but full of endless wonder. Why not try being a god today?

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Divinity rules are available as a free pdf download below. Feel free to browse the rules and the action shots provided as you consider your purchase.

Team up with a friend or two (or three) and build black holes, planets, and tribbles. Teach the citizens of your galaxy how to make a quantum computer, or gain the power of omniscience. But watch out! There is a dark and destructive force out in the reaches of space, and it wants control.

Questions? Feel free to ask them at rabid.igloo@gmail.com