Pure Arts | Orlog: Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dice Game | Dice Game | Ages 8+ | 2 Players | 10-15 Minutes Playing Time

Massive Assassin's Creed fan and always ready to play a few hands of Orlog when I switch Valhalla on.Recommended even for non-fans or folks just wanting a decent board game to play. 👍

Exactly as in the game. Not wood but hey, it's about the game strategy really ;)

It’s an excellent game. Everything in the box from the dice bowls, to the dice, to the health stones and the god tokens are all good quality.

Arrived in good condition. Everything as described :) very pleased.

The game is absolutely amazing, but this product lets itself down in a number of ways.The rules could be better described. The God tiles are really difficult to figure out what they mean and how they should be used. This to an extent is reflected in the electronic game thought to be fair.The God tiles in particular and even the helper God overview / summary card are extremely inaccessible. The colour contrast of the text on the background makes them near impossible to read, the text is far too small, and see first comment about being confusing.The dice, not all of the pictograms are centred correctly, not sure if this is deliberate or not, but it bothered me way more than maybe it should.There are a lot of pieces made of cardboard which is also why I feel the price feels double what it should be.

For an extra £5-10 you can get a really good quality kit. It's cardboard and very low quality for the price... I'm a little nervous about this purchase. Obviously it's not plastic except the plates and maybe the cubes… the rest will just go in the bin soon… not recommended especially if you or your opponent's hands are sweaty

I have never written a review but the cost of £33 for very cheap looking plastic and cardboard tokens and god favours

Cardboard and cheap plastic for 45 quid. Disappointing. Was expecting wooden bowls.