Introduction to Evil: Disney Villainous

Ages: 10+ | Players: 2 - 4 | Play Time: 40 - 80 min. Step into the shoes of your beloved Disney Villains in this devious card game full of schemes and strategies. Uncover your villain's special abilities while outsmarting your opponents with unexpected turns of fate. Will it be Maleficent, Captain Hook, Ursula, or Prince John who emerges victorious in this battle of evil powers? Each villain comes with themed cards and tactics inspired by classic Disney movies. This game, Introduction to Evil, is tailor - made for beginners, serving as an ideal starting point for the Disney Villainous series. In this asymmetrical card game, move your villain to different film - related locations to trigger actions like gaining power, deploying useful minions and items, or using heroes to stop your foes. Use your villain's unique deck strategies to be the first to reach your goal and win! Ursula must have the Trident and the Crown at her lair. Prince John needs 20 Power and Robin Hood in jail. Captain Hook has to defeat Peter Pan at the Jolly Roger. Maleficent must place a Curse at every location in her realm. Disney Villainous: Introduction to Evil can be combined with other Villainous titles to support games of up to four players with any combination of villains.

To play Disney Villainous: An Introductory Guide, first gather 2 - 4 players aged 10 or older. Each player picks a Disney villain like Maleficent, Captain Hook, Ursula, or Prince John. The game usually takes 40 - 80 minutes. During the game, move your villain to different locations from the movies to access actions. You can gain power, play helpful minions and items, or use heroes to stop your opponents. Use the unique strategies from your villain's card deck to try and achieve your specific goal first. For example, if you're Ursula, get the Trident and the Crown to her lair. If you're Prince John, collect 20 Power and have Robin Hood in jail. When combining this game with other Villainous titles, make sure all players understand the new rules. Keep the cards in a dry and clean place to prevent damage. And most importantly, have fun out - scheming your friends!