A new League is here so let’s take a look at the rules and get some handy tips from our field agents on what to look out for this week.

Also known as “The Whistler”, El Silbón is a frightening figure hailing from South America.

While we are in our infancy, we’ll inevitably have to make changes and adjustments to certain cards. This is because some have grown too powerful and are getting rude around the other creatures, while some have yet to see their true potential manifest. As we endeavor to make a game that’s fun, fair and challenging, we hope these changes are seen as a help rather than a hindrance.

Another busy week has come and gone and it’s been a League filled with strategic battles between the spirits and ancient beasts. In the background, we’ve been working hard on fixing some of our more troublesome features and we’re excited to show you new things soon. In the meantime, let’s see what this week brought.

The realms have shifted and this week we’ve seen Zerrofel and Grimbald face-off and rock Eerie Worlds to its core. The Avid team are excited to show off what they’ve been playing this week and we can’t wait to see your decks too!

Flying in to bring the winds are the Harpies. These Greek bird-women are the personification of storm winds and are said to be sent by Zeus during storms to do his bidding. His bidding often involved stealing mortals, so if you see a storm brewing, we highly recommend staying inside for reasons beyond just bad weather.

A new League is here so let’s take a look at the rules and get some handy tips from our field agents on what to look out for this week. This isn't going to be a race to the highest score like last week so be prepared to get strategic and tactical, especially when it comes to Zerrofel.

While hiring professional keeners (wailing women) at funerals was common in Irish and Scottish culture, the Banshee took this to the extreme.

Lurking in the mud and mangrove forests along the Gambia River, the frightening Ninki Nanka is truly a sight to behold.