Fantasy Flight Games

Throughout the museum's history, visitors have been drawn to its unparalleled collection of ancient exhibits and exotic curios from faraway places. But in 1926, unimaginable horrors from beyond threaten to use these artifacts as a means to enter our world, bringing an end to all of humanity. The clock is striking midnight and a small group of courageous investigators desperately search the marbled halls for the legendary symbol that will keep our world safe! The Elder Sign...

In Elder Sign, 1 to 8 players take on the role of investigators struggling to combat one of the Ancient Ones - vast, powerful creatures that dwell in the space between dimensions. By rolling a pool of special dice, players will face adventures in and around the museum that has become the focal point of these strange creatures. The investigators' courage and skill will earn rewards, the most prized of which is an Elder Sign, the eldritch symbol used to seal away the Ancient One and win the game. But the clock is always ticking and each night at midnight, the Ancient One gets closer to waking up. If the investigators take too long to seal it away, the Ancient One awakens and humanity is almost certainly doomed!

Inspired by the writings of H.P. Lovecraft, Elder Sign is a cooperative game of suspense and horror that can be played in 1 to 2 hours by 1 to 8 players ages 14 and up.

Game Contents:

• 1 Rulebook
• 1 Cardboard Clock
• 6 Green Dice
• 1 Yellow Die
• 1 Red Die
• 1 Entrance Reference Sheet
• 16 Investigator Cards
• 8 Ancient One Cards
• 48 Adventure Cards
• 8 Other World Adventure Cards
• 12 Common Item Cards
• 8 Other World Adventure Cards
• 12 Common Item Cards
• 12 Unique Item Cards
• 12 Spell Cards
• 8 Ally Cards
• 32 Mythos Cards
• 16 Investigator Markers
• 30 Sanity Tokens
• 30 Stamina Tokens
• 15 Clue Tokens
• 22 Monster Markers
• 5 Mask Monster Markers
• 12 Doom Tokens
• 17 Elder Sign Tockens

Other Information:

• Suitable for players aged 14+
• 1-8 Players
• 1-2 Hours playing time
• Contains small playing pieces not suitable for ages 0-3.

A game by Richard Launius and Kevin Wilson.