Blauer Hund Games Kicks Off a New Table Top Fantasy Game Series

SILVER SPRING, Md. - April 29, 2020 - PRLog -- Creative lead Tom Termini and illustrator Forrester Killian Smith of Blauer Hünd Games are launching a new game series with their first component: the world-building campaign source book Cyclopedia of the World of Glatheriel. This premier entry launches the team's Kickstarter efforts on Sunday, May 3, 2020.

Cyclopedia of the World of Glatheriel is a great gaming value as the book serves dual purposes. On one hand, it is a stand-alone fantasy role-playing game setting based on the creator's long-running old school swords & sorcery campaign from the 1970s. On the other hand, this full-color hardback volume of over 200 pages introduces players to the amazing world that is the setting for a new fantasy table top game series, The Hidden Territories - Every Hero Needs a Quest! Anyone who enjoys heroic adventure games with a choose-your-own-path narrative will find themselves immersed in the epic world of Glatheriel.

About the book (and game):

The original 1970s version of Cyclopedia of the World of Glatheriel material was intended for use with Dungeons & Dragons®, but has been updated with new content to be system-agnostic. This book is the prequel component for the upcoming table top board game that enables one to four players enjoy a "Game Master-less" role-playing experience, exploring the sandbox world via the old school hex crawl style of yore — updated with clever dice and card mechanics.

Number of Players: 1-4 (solo or coop)

Time Required: 60-90 Minutes

Recommended Age: 13+

Kickstarter Project Link: https://bit.ly/2UQwb8G

Publisher website: http://www.blauerhundgames.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hiddenterritories/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/hiddenterritor1

About the publisher:

At Blauer Hünd Games, we aim to design, develop, and publish fun table top board games! We are a team of game developers, writers, graphic artists, illustrators, and other creatives who love fantasy adventure!

For more information:

Contact the author, Tom Termini at 301-649-5000 or via email: termini@bluedog.net