It takes some getting used to, but more on that later. Legendary is an odd sort of game that is both cooperative and competitive. Fail to stop the Mastermind’s scheme and everybody loses.Īfter the Mastermind is defeated, players tally up their VP cards and see who the individual winner is. If the players defeat the Mastermind’s scheme, they collectively win the game. Over the course of the game, players will recruits super heroes to their deck, giving them much stronger fight power, higher recruiting power and unique special abilities.Īs a player fights and defeats villains, they gain victory points towards being the individual winner. These cards provide either recruit power (the game’s currency) or fight power (how you fight the villains). Each players starts with a small deck of 12 S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, assembling his team to stop the scheme of an evil Mastermind. In Legendary, players take on the role of a S.H.I.E.L.D. Game Overview: Legendary tasks players with recruiting a team of Marvel super heroes to take on an evil Mastermind. It has a play time of about 45 minutes and works well with any number of players. Legendary is a deck building game set in the Marvel universe for 1-5 players.
Does Legendary have the power to be a hero in the fast growing deck-building genre or does it get KO’d? Read on to find out. In Legendary, players assemble a team of super heroes from the Marvel universe to try and thwart the schemes of an evil Mastermind. So when I found out that both Marvel and DC have licensed a deck building card game, I took an immediate interest.īetween the two different games, Legendary: A Marvel Deck Building Game (Legendary from here on out) seemed the most interesting to me.
I grew up ready many of the titles from Marvel and DC comics.
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