Root: A Game of Woodland Might and Right

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Root is a game of woodland might and right. Stalk the woods as one of the Vagabonds, seize the initiative with the Eyrie birds of prey, rule over your subjects as the Marquise de Cat, or command the Woodland Alliance to create a new order. With creatures and cunning, you'll rule a fantastic forest kingdom in the ultimate asymmetric board game of adventure and war.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 7 reviews)

Sebastian Q. ★★★★★ Jul 22, 2026

Finally got this to the table last night—the asymmetric factions are brilliantly balanced, and watching the Eyrie’s decree crumble as my cats expanded was pure strategy bliss. The Vagabond’s solo sneaking added just the right chaos to keep everyone on edge.

Emily G. ★★★★★ Jul 18, 2026

First game night with my group and the Eyrie birds' dynamic decree system had us all scrambling—it’s way more tense than I expected from the cute artwork. The card art on the faction boards is gorgeous, too.

Julian ★★★★★ Jul 17, 2026

The asymmetric factions are what make this shine—I've already had three games where each felt completely different. The Vagabond's solo sneaking is a clever twist on the usual team play.