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Avalon · 5–10

Your friends. A few secrets. One table.

Avalon is a game of hidden loyalties. Good players try to complete three missions while evil players quietly sabotage them. Even after three successes, the Assassin can turn the result by finding Merlin.

Gather 5–10 people in the same place. Everyone opens this site on their own phone. One person creates a room, shares its code or QR, and plays alongside everyone else. No cards, download or account are required.

Gather your table

Avalon at a glance

How many players does Avalon need?

Avalon on partygame needs 5 to 10 players in the same room. With 5 or 6 players there are 2 evil players; with 7 to 9 there are 3; with 10 there are 4.

How long does a game of Avalon take?

A game of Avalon usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. It ends as soon as one side wins three of the five missions, or after the Assassin's final guess.

What do we need to play Avalon on partygame?

You need one phone per player, all in the same place. Nothing to install and no account: open partygame in a browser, create a room and share the code or QR.

Is partygame free?

Yes. Every game on partygame can be played in full for free. Free rooms may show an ad only in the lobby and on the final result screen.

How many players go on each Avalon mission?

Team sizes follow the player count. With 5 players the five missions take 2, 3, 2, 3 and 3 players; with 8 to 10 players they take 3, 4, 4, 5 and 5. With 7 or more players, the fourth mission needs two fail cards to fail.

Getting started

  1. Create a room for the right number of players and invite your friends.
  2. Everyone chooses a nickname and marks ready. The host starts when the table is full.
  3. Privately read your role and opening knowledge, hide the screen, then confirm.

Our recommended setup

Every game has Merlin and Assassin. The host can add Percival, Morgana, Mordred and Oberon, replacing ordinary teammates while keeping the player-count faction balance. Five-player games with Percival also require Morgana or Mordred.

Read the full rules

A few things to know

Can we share the same Wi-Fi?

Yes. Each browser has its own identity; players may share an IP address.

Does the host need to sit out?

No. The host is also a player and does not receive extra role information.

Can we change players after starting?

No. Seats are fixed for the game. End it and return to the lobby to change the group.

Do I need an account?

No. Optional Google sign-in can link your guest games and let you view your recent history. This depends on sign-in being enabled on the server.

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