What Cobble & Fog Brings to Your Tabletop: A Gothic Showdown

This game offers a fresh, atmospheric take on the Unmatched series, appealing to both board game enthusiasts and fans of gothic literature. It's a must-have for those who enjoy tactical duels with a c…
This game offers a fresh, atmospheric take on the Unmatched series, appealing to both board game enthusiasts and fans of gothic literature. It's a must-have for those who enjoy tactical duels with a c…
Key points - Unmatched: Cobble & Fog is a standalone skirmish board game featuring Victorian-era characters. - Playable characters include Dracula, The Invisible Man, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and Sherlock Holmes. - Each character has a unique deck and special powers that encourage trickery and mind-games. - The game can be mixed with other Unmatched packs for expanded play. - Core rules are simple: move and draw, play a card for effect, or play a card to attack.
Timeline - Victorian era (setting): The game is set in fog-shrouded Whitby, pitting gothic characters against each other. - During a match: Dracula uses sister tokens to trap enemies, while the Invisible Man teleports via fog tokens. - On your turn: You choose to move and draw, play a card for effect, or play a card to attack.
FAQ
Q: Can I play Unmatched: Cobble & Fog on its own? A: Yes, it's a standalone game, but you can also mix it with other Unmatched packs for more characters and variety.
Q: How many players can play? A: It's designed for two players, as a one-on-one skirmish game.
Q: Is the game suitable for fans of Sherlock Holmes? A: Absolutely. Sherlock Holmes is a playable character with his own deck, and the game captures the gothic vibe of Victorian London.
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