Board game Portal Games Avalon: Rycerze króla Artura (162218) — social deduction tabletop game

Portal Games Avalon: Rycerze króla Artura (162218) is a social deduction tabletop game that places players into hidden roles inspired by Arthurian legend. Participants are assigned to either the loyal servants of Arthur or to secret traitors working to undermine quests. The game combines role cards, quest cards and voting tokens to create rounds of discussion, hidden information and group decision-making. Designed for group settings, it supports bluffing, deduction and collective voting mechanics suitable for parties and family game nights.

Advantages

The game provides an accessible ruleset that scales to multiple players and encourages social interaction through structured debate and anonymous voting. Compact components — including role cards, quest cards and voting tokens — make setup and play quick, while the hidden-role format increases replayability and tension across sessions. The game's focus on discussion and deduction develops observational and persuasive skills without requiring advanced strategic knowledge.

Suitable for

• Party nights and group entertainment
• Family game evenings for older children and adults
• Social deduction and bluffing practice
• Club meetups or casual gaming sessions

Key specifications

• Genre: social deduction tabletop game
• Theme: Arthurian legend with knights, servants and hidden traitors
• Components: role cards, quest cards, voting tokens
• Player interaction: discussion, bluffing, voting
• Session type: round-based quests with hidden roles

How to use

Players are given role cards face down; some players are loyal to King Arthur and others are traitors. Each round begins with a leader proposing a group to undertake a quest, followed by group discussion and a vote using the included voting tokens. If the team is approved, quest cards determine success or failure based on the hidden roles and chosen cards. Play continues through a series of quests until either the loyal side completes enough successful quests or the traitors cause sufficient failures.

Usage recommendations

Use in groups large enough to preserve secrecy of roles; sessions work best with lively discussion and an impartial moderator to manage card distribution and voting. Recommend read-through of the rules before first play and a short practice round for new players to learn bluffing and deduction mechanics.