Explore a different vision of the world of The Witcher and discover the rich tradition of Japanese folklore! The Witcher: Path of Destiny: Ronin transports you to this alternate world. It is an indie and standalone game based on Path of Destiny. You'll be able to play as 7 characters — Geralt, Yennefer, Ciri, Jaskier, Vesemir, and Triss in an all-new installment. Geralt, Vesemir and Ciri will be equipped with katanas, Jaskier will bewitch the crowds of geisha with a biwa, and Triss and Yennefer will charm many samurai along the way.

At the end of a round, unlike the base version of the game, players earn Victory Points for the symbol they collectively collected the least, and Experience Points for the symbol they collected the most. This new scoring mode forces players to constantly find balance in their board. This means that they have to make strategic decisions and combine them with constant interaction with their table neighbours.

The variety of characters, Partnership Tracks, and the new large deck of Action cards will make every visit to the Japanese world of the Witcher unique and equally captivating. In the box, you'll find 5 double-sided Partnership Tracks, to be placed between neighboring players. New symbols and effects on Action cards often require neighbors to work out common tactics for the card game together. New effects allow players to progress down their tracks, gaining additional bonuses together. Another component that reinforces the sense of relationship building are the special Character Ability cards. Some of the effects of the Partnership Track allow you to use the special abilities of your companions sitting next to you. Trust your Partners, but focus on achieving your own goals!

• Ronin offers a competitive mode, but this new expansion puts a lot of emphasis on cooperation. In Ronin, players don't just draft and play cards at their best, but also cooperate with each neighboring player to get the best shared bonuses.
• When playing with two players, you'll benefit from the help of the Automa — an additional player managed by the game. In single-player mode, you'll play with two Automas. The Automa plays cards and allows players to use co-op tracks, but does not collect points itself.
• In the Solo variant, the player chooses a character, neighboring characters, and difficulty level. The objective of the game is to collect Victory Points and reach a special Victory Condition. The characters, as well as the difficulty level, offer immense variability in this variant (hundreds of different starting configurations).