Unmatched: Cobble & Fog — A Battle of Legends in the Heart of Victorian London

Unmatched: Cobble & Fog is a standalone expansion to the popular tactical duel series, transporting you to the somber streets of 19th-century London. Here, shadows hide not just criminals, but the greatest heroes and monsters of classic literature.

This box brings together four new heroes, each possessing a unique fighting style and mechanics unlike any other.

Who will join the fray?

Sherlock Holmes: The world's greatest detective relies on deduction rather than brute force. He sees through his opponent's cards, anticipates their moves, and strikes at their most vulnerable points. Together with the loyal Dr. Watson, he turns the battle into a game of chess.
Count Dracula: The Lord of Vampires is aggressive and relentless. He recovers strength by draining the life energy of his enemies, while his faithful Sisters pin down the prey. Standing against his power in melee combat is nearly impossible.
The Invisible Man: A master of stealth and positioning. Using fog tokens, he maneuvers across the map instantly and remains elusive to attacks. His tactic is to wear down the enemy while staying unseen until the final blow.
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde: The most unpredictable fighter. Jekyll is cautious and calculating, but when Hyde takes the stage, he deals devastating damage at the cost of his own health. The key to victory is knowing when to unleash your inner beast.

Game Features

Asymmetric Gameplay: Every hero has their own unique deck, abilities, and sidekicks. A strategy that works for Dracula will prove fatal for Holmes.
Atmospheric Board: The double-sided map (Soho and Dracula’s Castle) introduces new mechanics, such as secret passages that allow for instant movement across the field.
Flawless Style: Stunning illustrations and detailed miniatures create a unique Gothic thriller atmosphere.
Full Compatibility: You can mix Cobble & Fog with any other set in the Unmatched series. Who wins: Sherlock Holmes or King Arthur? The Invisible Man or Medusa? The choice is yours!

Who is this game for? Cobble & Fog is widely considered one of the best sets in the series due to its deep mechanics and colorful characters. It is the perfect choice for fans of tactical duels, classic literature, and the atmosphere of Old England.

Unmatched: Cobble & Fog — A Battle of Legends in the Heart of Victorian London

This box brings together four new heroes, each possessing a unique fighting style and mechanics unlike any other.

Who will join the fray?

Sherlock Holmes: The world's greatest detective relies on deduction rather than brute force. He sees through his opponent's cards, anticipates their moves, and strikes at their most vulnerable points. Together with the loyal Dr. Watson, he turns the battle into a game of chess.
Count Dracula: The Lord of Vampires is aggressive and relentless. He recovers strength by draining the life energy of his enemies, while his faithful Sisters pin down the prey. Standing against his power in melee combat is nearly impossible.
The Invisible Man: A master of stealth and positioning. Using fog tokens, he maneuvers across the map instantly and remains elusive to attacks. His tactic is to wear down the enemy while staying unseen until the final blow.
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde: The most unpredictable fighter. Jekyll is cautious and calculating, but when Hyde takes the stage, he deals devastating damage at the cost of his own health. The key to victory is knowing when to unleash your inner beast.

Game Features

Asymmetric Gameplay: Every hero has their own unique deck, abilities, and sidekicks. A strategy that works for Dracula will prove fatal for Holmes.
Atmospheric Board: The double-sided map (Soho and Dracula’s Castle) introduces new mechanics, such as secret passages that allow for instant movement across the field.
Flawless Style: Stunning illustrations and detailed miniatures create a unique Gothic thriller atmosphere.
Full Compatibility: You can mix Cobble & Fog with any other set in the Unmatched series. Who wins: Sherlock Holmes or King Arthur? The Invisible Man or Medusa? The choice is yours!