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Seas of Havoc: Captain's Deluxe Edition

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$83.75 $125 In stock

Category: Board Game

Seas of Havoc is a naval skirmish game for 1-5 players where you captain a ship and engage in battle through the use of a deck of cards that dictate your ship’s movement and cannon fire. Each player begins with a unique deck of movement options defined by the ship they’ve chosen and special abilities dictated by the captain they’ve selected to command it. Players than compete to gain the most Infamy by recovering shipwrecks and battling it out on the high seas.

Grab the complete Captain's Pledge edition of the game that includes deluxe components, metal coins, additional ships, ship boards, starting decks and captains along with the Sea Monster expansion all in one box.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William W. ★★★★★

The deck-building mechanic for movement and cannon fire creates such tense, strategic choices every turn — really makes you feel like a desperate captain. We set up a 4-player game and the chaos of coordinating wind angles with card draws kept everyone on edge for two hours. It’s quickly become our

Ellie ★★★★★

Played a 3-player game last night and the card-based movement kept everyone scheming until the very end. Losing a mast and still limping into range for one last broadside was genuinely tense. Already planning a solo run this weekend.

Alexander V. ★★★★★

The card-driven movement and cannon fire took a round or two to click, but once it did every turn felt like a real tactical decision. Played solo last night and still lost to the AI fleet, which says a lot about how tight the skirmish feels. Already texting my group to set up a five-player game this