Run For The Clan box, rulebook and components on the table

Back on Kickstarter · November 2026

The chaotic dungeon game where your teammate steals your loot.

Build a clan of misfit heroes, loot the dungeon, betray your friends.

Sign up: 2 bonus hero classes

Back in November with the same email and two extra classes come with your pledge. List only.

Your hero:

Use the email you'll back with on Kickstarter, so your bonus classes find you. No confirmation hoops: you're in as soon as you hit the button.

You're almost done

You're in, and a welcome email is on its way. Now the one thing that matters most: follow the project on Kickstarter so launch day finds you logged in. And when you back, use this same email: that's how your 2 bonus classes find you.

231,000 heroes. All weird.

Roll your hero

Every hero is a species, a class, a virtue and a defect. 9 species, 21 classes, dozens of virtues and defects. Over 231,000 combinations, and most of them are a terrible idea. Roll until you find yours. Tap a card or a trait to keep it and reroll the rest.

A Berserker Fey

You've met 1 of 231,000 heroes.

Claim one and it goes on your signup. Two bonus classes join your roster in November.

The relaunch

(Re)Run
For The
Clan

Same game, same clan, finished this time. Back on Kickstarter in November with two things it didn't have in May.

Fixed
Launching before we were ready to print. In May we hit pause and finished the game first. Nothing was printed, nobody was charged.
Unchanged
The deluxe edition. Wooden tokens, acrylic standees, foil cards. The Kickstarter version stays above retail.
New
2 bonus hero classes for the list. Sign up here, back in November with the same email, and they come with your pledge. Nobody else gets them.
Won't fix
Your teammate still steals your loot.

Equip

Bizarre, powerful, cursed items

A poisonous dagger. A crown of thorns. The almighty overused sock. Common, rare and epic items, plus dungeon events that turn a good plan into a story you'll tell for years.

A spread of Run For The Clan item and hero cards

Survive

The dungeon doesn't want you to win

It's not just your "allies" trying to kill you. Bosses like the Gambling Demon and the Emerald Dragon, minions like the Confused Giant and the Stranded Mermaid. Work together, maybe. Or leave someone behind as bait.

Run For The Clan set up on the table with modular map tiles

Repeat

Every game is a new disaster

Modular map tiles, hidden movement, sabotage and votes. Bluff, betray and backstab your way out of the dungeon, or deeper into it. 3 to 8 players, about 90 minutes, ages 14 and up.

What reviewers said after playing the prototype

The list deal

2 bonus hero classes, list only

Sign up here, back Run For The Clan in November with the same email, and two extra hero classes come with your pledge. That's the whole trick: same email here and on Kickstarter.

Two bonus hero classes with your pledge, for subscribers only
Launch alert the moment the campaign goes live. The best price of the campaign is on day one.
Backed in May? Tick the box: the returning clan gets its own message.

Available in English and Spanish, rulebook and cards

Hold my spot

Your hero:

Use the email you'll back with on Kickstarter, so your bonus classes find you. No confirmation hoops: you're in as soon as you hit the button.

You're almost done

No AI, no shortcuts

100% handcrafted artwork

Every card, every monster, every hero on this page was drawn by real artists: Jorge Matar, Aran Tapias and Berni Lang. No AI anywhere in the game.

Who's behind it

A clan of seven from Mollet del Vallès, Barcelona

Oriol and Martí Ganduxé started Wolley Games to make the games they wanted on their own table. Castle Up was the first. Run For The Clan is the big one: game design, art, graphic design, localisation and video, all in-house.