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published June 09, 2007
Mary Waldron
In 1671, the Irish adventurer Colonel Blood, with the help of his team of accomplices, attempted to steal England's famed and priceless Crown Jewels when Blood disguised himself, knocked out the Tower's guard, and proceeded to pocket the gems. Although the thieves were caught after someone yelled, "Treason—the Crown is stolen," the event inspired this game. Players of Outrage! Deluxe get to try their luck at succeeding where Blood went wrong on an exact layout of the Tower of London, which serves as the game board and includes all the many passages and rooms.
This game is the real deal. There are no plastic gems imitating what the jewels may have looked like; the makers of this game went all the way and designed miniature versions of the jewels. That's right. The game-sized Crown is made up of real 18-karat gold, rubies, sapphires, diamonds, and emeralds. Even the playing pieces are made of real sterling silver, and the playing cards have gold leaf on their edges. The game board is also set in rich mahogany wood, giving this high-class hobby the perfect final touch.
Since a set costs 7,995 pounds, which amounts to approximately $15,855, each board game is handmade to order. They can even be customized for buyers. The game suits two to six players aged 10 and up.
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