Samantha Nelson at Dicebreaker did a recent write-up on her favorite Cthulhu board games, and both Cthulhu Wars: Duel (coming in at number 2) AND Evil High Priest (coming in at number 7) made the list!
Although since Sandy was one of the developers of the original Arkham Horror, no one should be surprised!
Chris Matthewman recently reviewed Evil High Priest on Beyond the Veil.
Evil High Priest is a breezy, simple, puzzle-box of fun that can be enjoyed by pretty much anyone you invite to the table. There’s lots of sadistic joy to be had when devastating raids decimate someone else’s Sanctum, and the constant stress of where to focus your efforts offers a good deal of creativity. So do I recommend it? Yes, I do, but that all depends on how evil you really want to be.
As a reviewer with bookshelves full of games, I’m actually going to keep this game and play! This does things that my other worker placement games don’t. Be careful going to Petersen Games’ website – they have a lot of stuff, and if you go to buy Evil High Priest — you may end up buying a lot more stuff!
Board Game Arena recently added Evil High Priest to the list of available licenses presented to volunteer programmers on their Studio Platform. If you are fluent in web programming languages and want to provide a great service to the Petersen Games players community, please consider offering your skills!
Go to the BGA platform here: https://studio.boardgamearena.
Please let us know that you are taking this on, and we will send you an autographed copy of Evil High Priest (by Lincoln and Sandy Petersen) as a small token of our thanks!
So if you have been waiting for this foreign language edition, you can find it in Board Game stores throughout France or order directly here from Edge.
Our publishing partner, Asmodee, has made Evil High Priest available for sale through Edge.