Valkadian Entertainment

== Board games ==
=== The Killtime ===
In Valkadia, land of the living deads and necromancer, killing is not a light word ; killing time obviously shall have deeper meaning. Except that the Killtime was an actual board game, easy to transport and well known in all the social strata. Killtime was a very simple game in a very valkadian way, and confusing like hell for most strangers. It could be played from two players up to ten, each holding and placing a few pieces over three boards. 
The goal was to own a certain swath of land, for a hundred points, the more you variated from what you declared you would hold, the less point you had. At the same time, every space left vacant took a point from every player. 
Each marble represented a city, lines between cities made up the conquered land. Each board being either the sky, the ground or the sea and holding smaller marbles that were armies, which would then contest other player areas. During the game, no rules stated anything about cheating discreetly, you had no right to move your opponent pieces openly, and had a limited number of legal moves. But on the other hand, if you were not seen doing it, cheating was actually encouraged. 
Renowned Killtime cheater that could hide their moves with flair were even revered as masters of the game by their fellow players.