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| - | {{clink|Waddingtons}} produced this [[Dark World]] board game designed by Eamon Bloomfield. It was first published by ''Schmidt-Spiele'' in German as ''Das Schwarze Auge'' and then by {{clink|Waddingtons}} in English in 1992. There were two follow-up expansions to the game: ''Village of Fear'' and ''Dragon's Gate''. The English-language version, strangely, makes no mention at all of ''The Dark Eye'' setting. The game sees up to 4 players explore a castle to find and defeat the 5th player who plays the evil Korak. The game was also ''re-skinned'' in 2009 as ''Underworld Battle'' and publlished in the USA by ''4Kids Entertainment'' with new figures but the same board and rules.}} | + | |
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| + | [[Waddingtons]] produced this [[Dark World]] board game designed by Eamon Bloomfield. It was first published by ''Schmidt-Spiele'' in German as ''Das Schwarze Auge'' and then by ''Waddingtons'' in English in 1992. There were two follow-up expansions to the game: ''Village of Fear'' and ''Dragon's Gate''. The English-language version, strangely, makes no mention at all of ''The Dark Eye'' setting. The game sees up to 4 players explore a castle to find and defeat the 5th player who plays the evil Korak. The game was also ''re-skinned'' in 2009 as [[Underworld Battle]] and published in the USA by [[4Kids Entertainment]] with new figures but the same board and rules. | ||
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| * Originally published in German as ''Das Schwarze Auge'' and then in several other languages. | * Originally published in German as ''Das Schwarze Auge'' and then in several other languages. | ||
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| + | ===Dark World: Dragon's Gate (1993)=== | ||
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| + | image:Waddingtons-DG-01.jpg|<center>Samurai | ||
| + | image:Waddingtons-DG-02.jpg|<center>Buccaneer | ||
| + | image:Waddingtons-DG-03.jpg|<center>Trapper | ||
| + | image:Waddingtons-DG-04.jpg|<center>Gladiator | ||
| + | image:Waddingtons-DG-05.jpg|<center>Zombie (x4) | ||
| + | image:Waddingtons-DG-06.jpg|<center>Troll (x4) | ||
| + | image:Waddingtons-DG-07.jpg|<center>Golgoroth, The Dragon King | ||
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Waddingtons produced this Dark World board game designed by Eamon Bloomfield. It was first published by Schmidt-Spiele in German as Das Schwarze Auge and then by Waddingtons in English in 1992. There were two follow-up expansions to the game: Village of Fear and Dragon's Gate. The English-language version, strangely, makes no mention at all of The Dark Eye setting. The game sees up to 4 players explore a castle to find and defeat the 5th player who plays the evil Korak. The game was also re-skinned in 2009 as Underworld Battle and published in the USA by 4Kids Entertainment with new figures but the same board and rules.
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Dark World (1992)
 Dark World
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 Korak, the Cobran Nemesis
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 The Knight
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 The Barbarian
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 The Dwarf
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 The Ranger
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 Orc
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 Ogre
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 Skeleton
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 Mummy
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 Haunter
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 Manticore
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 The Golden Weapons
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 Speed Boots
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 Grenade
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 Healing Potion
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 Treasure Chest
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 Skull
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- Originally published in German as Das Schwarze Auge and then in several other languages.
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Dark World: Dragon's Gate (1993)
 Samurai
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 Buccaneer
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 Trapper
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 Gladiator
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 Zombie (x4)
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 Troll (x4)
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 Golgoroth, The Dragon King
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References
- [1], Board Game Geek, "Dark World" (accessed 2015-03-10)
- [2], Board Game Geek, "Underworld Battle" (accessed 2015-03-10)
- [3], "Always Board, Never Boring", "Dark World (review)" (accessed 2015-03-10)
- [4], LMW The Dark Eye Overview Page
