Geralt gets out of the bathtub and onto your tabletop in new Witcher expansion for Unmatched, the board game where he can fight King Arthur and Spider-Man

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Good news, folks, Geralt is bound for your coffee table. So says Restoration Games, publishers of card and miniatures game Unmatched, who announced today that it's partnering with CD Projekt Red to bring a bunch of Witcher-themed stuff into the game over the course of two new sets. 

⚔️ The Witcher is coming to Unmatched in 2024! We're thrilled to share the news that we've partnered with @CDPROJEKTRED to bring the epic world and characters of The Witcher to Unmatched next year.https://t.co/GCaQhSTwdb#TheWitcher #Unmatched #BoardGames #TableTop pic.twitter.com/zouUsBurnONovember 29, 2023

Unmatched works by pitting two, ah, unmatched opponents—say Buffy the Vampire Slayer and a T-Rex, or Dr Jekyll and Robin Hood—against one another. At the beginning of a game, players choose their heroes and corresponding decks as well as a battlefield to wage war on. It's a popular one round here, and our resident tabletop expert Robin Valentine  

The new Witcher expansion adds new decks and battlefields to the game.

Called «Steel and Silver,» and «Realms Fall,» each Witcher-themed set adds «three playable hero decks and two unique battlefields,» to Unmatched's lineup. You'll be able to play Geralt, naturally, but Restoration also teases that you'll be able to «lead Ciri to her destiny as the Lady of Space and Time, quaff a Tawny Owl potion, and race across the battlements of Kaer Morhen to stalk your foe.»

By my reckoning, that leaves four heroes still unknown. Yennefer, Triss, and Dandelion seem likely (though the latter maybe as one of the game's many sidekicks), and perhaps a villain like Eredin or Radovid. But I wouldn't be surprised if we saw Eskel, Lambert, and/or Vesemir. Still, I'd rather bet everything on Roach being in there.

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