A young cloth merchant sets out for Huntington, a small but important island town in the Torulpin. Between a dark past, dangerous forests, princely power and the cruel arena, a journey begins that could change his life forever.

„Der Jäger von Huntington“ erweitert das Grundspiel um den KOPFGELDJÄGER und bringt eine neue Gefahr auf das Spielfeld. Als neutrale Figur gehört er keinem Spieler direkt, kann aber für alle zum Problem werden. Er blockiert Wege, stört Pläne und sorgt für mehr Spannung, Risiko und Chaos. Wer seine Banditen sicher nach Hause bringen will, muss nicht nur die Gegner im Blick behalten, sondern auch dem KOPFGELDJÄGER ausweichen. So wird jede Partie noch unberechenbarer.

Hello there, it’s me again, Fox Hunt. Great to have you back here. 🦊 In my last post, I took you back a little, right to the beginnings of “Huntington – Even Bandits Wanna Get Home!” 🎲 Today, it’s time for a question that might come up sooner or later all by itself: Why is Huntington actually called Huntington? ❓ And honestly? The answer is older than the game itself. Because before Huntington existed as a city, before Patroria existed, before the peoples, countries, storie

Calidulpia was once a land full of fear, violence and oppression. But silence became resistance, suffering became courage, and from the ruins of a cruel arena, Sancta Spero later rose – the Hope of Heroes. And so Huntington became a symbol of change, unity and hope.

With “Huntington – Even Bandits Wanna Get Home!”, the Huntington game series begins with a title that may at first remind you a little of Ludo or other classic race games – but after just a few turns, it becomes clear: this is not just a simple straight path from start to finish. 😏 In Huntington, your own bandits do not simply have to reach the finish – they first need to be freed from prison before they can even start making their way home. And that journey does not follow

History of the Huntington Series