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* Oaths and Visions are sets of a four distinct [[VariablePlayerGoals victory conditions]] players can pursue. An Oath is sworn once at the start of the game and fulfilling it (i.e. preserving the status quo) is the main goal of the Chancellor, while Visions are alternative victory conditions unlocked as the game progresses, which only Exiles can pursue.
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* Oaths and Visions are sets of a four distinct [[VariablePlayerGoals victory conditions]] players can pursue. An Oath is sworn once at the start of the game and fulfilling it (i.e. preserving the status quo) is the main goal of the Chancellor, while Visions are alternative victory conditions unlocked as the game progresses, which only Exiles can pursue.
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''Oath: Chronicles of Empire and Exile'' is a 2021 {{Political Strategy|Game}} BoardGame from Cole Wehrle and Kyle Ferrin of Leder Games (creators of ''Vast'' and ''TabletopGame/{{Root}}''). In it, one player steps into the shoes of the powerful Chancellor ruling over a fantasy Empire by virtue of uploading its [[TitleDrop Oath]], while the rest start out as [[TheExile Exiles]] trying to overthrow them either by being a better Oathkeeper or by receiving and fulfilling a Vision of the Empire heading down a different path. Unique aspects of the game include:
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''Oath: Chronicles of Empire and Exile'' is a 2021 {{Political Strategy|Game}} BoardGame from Cole Wehrle and Kyle Ferrin of Leder Games (creators of ''Vast'' and ''TabletopGame/{{Root}}'').Creator/LederGames. In it, one player steps into the shoes of the powerful Chancellor ruling over a fantasy Empire by virtue of uploading its [[TitleDrop Oath]], while the rest start out as [[TheExile Exiles]] trying to overthrow them either by being a better Oathkeeper or by receiving and fulfilling a Vision of the Empire heading down a different path. Unique aspects of the game include:
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''Oath: Chronicles of Empire and Exile'' is a 2021 {{Political Strategy|Game}} BoardGame from Cole Wehrle and Kyle Ferrin of Leder Games (creators of ''Vast'' and ''TabletopGame/{{Root}}''). In it, one player steps into the shoes of the powerful Chancellor ruling over a fantasy Empire by virtue of uploading its [[TitleDrop Oath]], while the rest start out as [[TheExile Exiles]] trying to overthrow them by either being a better Oathkeeper or by receiving and fulfilling a Vision of the Empire heading down a different path. Unique aspects of the game include:
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''Oath: Chronicles of Empire and Exile'' is a 2021 {{Political Strategy|Game}} BoardGame from Cole Wehrle and Kyle Ferrin of Leder Games (creators of ''Vast'' and ''TabletopGame/{{Root}}''). In it, one player steps into the shoes of the powerful Chancellor ruling over a fantasy Empire by virtue of uploading its [[TitleDrop Oath]], while the rest start out as [[TheExile Exiles]] trying to overthrow them by either by being a better Oathkeeper or by receiving and fulfilling a Vision of the Empire heading down a different path. Unique aspects of the game include:
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* LegacyBoardGame: This is a "legacy-lite" board game, in that the events and outcome of every session meaningfully changes how the next one is played (specifically determining the next game's victory condition, mixing up the layout of the board, and swapping out six denizen cards from the gameplay deck). It is not a full legacy game, because no permanent changes are made to game components and the game can, with some effort, be reset to its original, pre-first session state.
