If you draw 'it,' the game is over. What is "The Great Prophecy of Asuhorov"? "The Great Prophecy of Asuhorov" is a 2-4 player card game where players, acting as prophets, try to pass the "Book of Apocalypse" onto others. This is the "Hall of Prophecy." You are prophets gathered from different parallel worlds. To avoid mistakenly prophesying the imminent apocalypse, let's evade the end times and push them onto other parallel worlds. Each player becomes a prophet and strives not to draw the "Book of Apocalypse" from the table to protect their own world. How to Play "The Great Prophecy of Asuhorov" is a game where you lose if you draw the "Book of Apocalypse" from the table. The game starts with 4 cards on the table and 4 cards in the deck. Since one of these 12 cards is the "Book of Apocalypse," do your best not to draw it. On your turn, you can choose to either draw a card from the four on the table or use one card from your hand. The probability of drawing the "Book of Apocalypse" from the 12 cards is less than 8%. Since you're a prophet, that kind of probability shouldn't be a problem... But if you're not confident, you can use your hand to peek at the table cards or force cards onto others. However, as the game progresses, the probability of drawing the "Book of Apocalypse" increases, making it tricky to decide when to use your cards and when to draw. This dilemma is part of what makes the game interesting.