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Final Frontier Games  |  SKU: FFN5004

Merchants Cove: The Oracle

$20.95 CAD
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Description

Designer Jonny Pac
Carl Van Ostrand
Drake Villareal
Publisher Final Frontier Games
Players 1-5
Playtime 60-90 mins
Suggested Age 14 and up
Expansion For Merchants Cove

As Haggatha the Oracle, you deal in fortunes for the unfortunate. Read the stars, divine the future, and twist the fates in your attempts to part folks from their precious gold. Weary adventurers visit your shop in search of hope and guidance. You offer this through lucky charms and horoscopes, but sometimes you need to do a little voodoo, too. Just be careful not to let your dark dabblings—or dirty dishes—scare away too many honest customers!

The Oracle is a new merchant you can play as. It is centered around a roll & write style game, with a pen, dry-erase board, and custom dice tray. Each turn you throw a handful of runes (a coin, bone, voodoo meeple, and dice) into a divided dish, then you record the results on your board in various ways to perform actions—and predict the future!

—description from the publisher

Customer Reviews

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Francis Audet
My favorite merchant

This is my favorite merchant, despite me having never been a fan of roll and write games. In fact, it may have made me a convert.
I love throwing the charms in my divining dish, it feel so thematic, like I'm reading the fortunes of my customers. Those charms that you cast then determine what actions you can take. There are ways of mitigating the randomness too by being able to move charms from one side of your dish to the other or increase/decrease the value of the dice to give you a desired result.
I feel like the Oracle gives me such a wide variety of ways to produce goods or get sponsorships that isn't present with the other merchants.
I would recommend the Oracle as the first expansion merchant to buy, especially if you like roll and writes to begin with.