Thunderstone Advance: Numenera Roguelite

Finally!

Now you can play the cute classic TSA:Numenera now in a modern way - roguelike, and tower defense.

Roguelike game system requires an envelope, there is more mob interaction - this time they do harm the villagers - and has an optimized save/load.

Tower defense system has you as an eternal guardian of the village, see how long you last.

+ several (optional) agency improvements.

Thunderstone Advance: Numenera is a fantasy boss battler from AEG, 2013. Very old and nobody plays it anymore. Artwork is gorgeous, cards are linen finish (no need to sleeve), rulebook is in serif and very well written (save for a few mistakes). TSA:N is dirt cheap (since there is only demand for the cult of the new) so very simple to pick up. If you can get them, towers of ruin and other expansions only enrich what already is an entire world to lose yourself in.

Sadly I no longer own the game (I had to sell it) but I had great fun with these modes, both in developing them and playtesting. 

Numenera has such a cute vibe (and gels so naturally with the modern roguelite concept). Mike Elliott's version wasn't quite "it" 

- the end game always was a crapshoot if you started to Prepare just in time or not, although the deckbuilder options were much more modern than it appeared, but 

- it lacked mob/village interaction, for some reason undeveloped by Elliott. And finally the semi-competitive thing just never felt quite right, as if the 

- solo was underdeveloped. 

This document fixes all that ♥