| Display title | Feng Shui (role-playing game) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Feng Shui is a 1996 cinematic action Tabletop Game created by Daedalus Games based on the Collectible Card Game Shadowfist, but has now been acquired by Atlas Games. Feng Shui, based on Hong Kong action movies, enlists characters in a Secret War all across time fighting bad guys who are trying to get their hands on sites that generate powerful chi, which are known as Feng Shui sites. If someone controls enough of these sites, he can literally change the course of history. |