Unfathomable (English)

The year is 1913. The steamship SS Atlantica is two days out from port, on its journey across the Atlantic Ocean. Its unsuspecting passengers expected a calm voyage to Boston, Massachusetts, with nothing unusual in sight.

However, strange nightmares plague the passengers every night; there are rumors of dark creatures stalking the ship just beneath the surface of the sea. Suddenly, a body is found in the ship's chapel, and it appears that a strange ritual has been performed.

The journey began like all others, but now it seems that the SS Atlantica may never reach its destination.

Horrors from the Deep

Under the dark waves of the Atlantic Ocean lurks a swarm of evil, unspeakable horrors: the Deep Ones, led by Mother Hydra and Father Dagon. For unknown reasons, they have set their sights on the SS Atlantica, and their minions, disguised as humans, have infiltrated the steamship to sink it from within.

All-New Faces

Although Unfathomable takes place in the same universe as Arkham Horror Files, it occurs many years before the board game and card game. This is also why there are entirely new characters that have never been seen in the Arkham universe before, including the captain of the SS Atlantica: Keilani Tatupu.

How to Play Unfathomable:

In each game, one or more players are the hidden hybrids, and they must try to sabotage the other players who are trying to survive the voyage. If you are human, you must try to fend off the Deep Ones, prevent the Atlantica from taking too much damage, all while maintaining the ship's 4 most important resources and trying to figure out which of your fellow passengers is against you.

Everyone shares the same resource pool, but the humans try to keep it maintained while the hybrids attempt to deplete it without being discovered.

At the end of each player's turn, they draw a Mythos card. Each of these cards has a crisis that the group must try to solve together. Some crises, such as Food Rationing, ask players to make a choice that could potentially put the passengers' lives at risk, while others, like Hull Leak, require a skill test that can have catastrophic consequences.

During a skill test, each player is asked to place a skill card from their hand face down. Once everyone has contributed (or chosen not to contribute), the cards are shuffled and revealed one by one. If there are enough skills, you have passed the test! If not, it could lead to failure.

Do you want to protect your cards with sleeves? Then you will need the following:

• 5x Board Game Sleeves - Small (50 Non-Glare)
• 2x Board Game Sleeves - Medium (50 Non-Glare)