Epic Spell Wars of The Battle Wizards 4: Panic at The Pleasure Palace

I learned about this game back in 2015 and just rediscovered it. It's a great game, but don't overpay for this product. Many sellers are scalping the price. It's a very fun, shame they have to ruin new people playing.

This is great for the right type of folks (anyone with a sense of humor). The art is amazing and the spell names are laugh-inducing even late in the game, after some repeats. From the start, you have to encourage everyone that they *must* read the full spell names and treasure card names too; it adds a lot to the proceedings. If your gamers are up for a somewhat silly (but still very strategic) card game, it should be perfect. I'd be interested in an expansion too.Definitely worth the money. Buy this game and play it soon.Games with six really can drag on a lot. And there is a lot of down time when anyone starts getting AP (or when you die and are waiting on the next match). Thinking of this more as a filler is perfect. Just play till one person defeats the others. Still quick to get to the table and quick to pack up. Great game for our group.

As with the other Epic Spell Wars expansions, this installment continues to push the limits of propriety and decency off a cliff. Panic at the Pleasure Palace introduces a new mechanic around the idea of magically transmitted diseases (MTD's). MTD's offer a bonus glyph for your power rolls, but cause a variety of problems ranging from damage to lowering your maximum hand size. This set is interesting in that the damage amounts seem to be less than previous expansions, slowing the pace of the game just a touch, though the game stays quite fast-paced.The odd thing about this installment is the component quality. The cardstock is thicker and has a nice, textured back that feels great in hand. The character cards also have this, which helps the damage counter from sliding around. Unfortunately, this means these new cards don't mix well with the old sets; you can immediately tell a Pleasure Palace card simply by feel. The suggestive sack included in the set is great for storing all the bits and pieces. My only true complaint is that the box does not include a divider, so storing the cards is something for which I still need to find a proper solution.

This game is hilarious. From the spells to the characters to screwing your foes over. I have played three different versions of this game and each one are unique in the game play and how to screw does over, but the base rules are the same. With that said this one is the wildest and raunchiest version I've played and that makes for a great game night. Everyone needs a copy of this in the game collection! And be careful of the harpies!!!

I love this game. I played it a few years ago at a friend's house. Had to buy my own copy.

The art is amazing, quality of the cards is great, the package is well accomplished, great game overall, easy to learn and funny to play, requires a bit of commitment on the role side from players to make it even bette

I love this game I haven't stopped playing it since I got it and the other additions

Fun game that is easy to learn. I have played a few of the versions of this game and this one is my favorite so far. The magically transmitted diseases add another fun element to the game that keeps it interesting. Overall would recommend.

Muy entretenido, colorido, divertido y dinámico, de gran calidad todas las piezas, dados y cartas.

A fun game for all adults to play. It’s hilarious!!!

El juego es muy muy divertido. Una buena expansión del original que hace las partidas muy retorcidas con sus MTD's.

It’s basically a card game with dirty comic elements in it. It’s really fun to play, especially if you don’t like to put effort in setting up a board game.

Le da un increible giro al juego y lo vuelve muy gracioso con las infecciones de transmision magica.