From wanderer's diary:
- Get ready people! It is coming! - Weldron yelled at loud
- Don't get so excited, probably another horde of harpies - Gislan grumbled - I think I will try out my knife...
- Come on Gislan - said Larraka - don't make our apprentices lazy
- I'm not sure if they can be anything lazier than they already are...
- Cut that ...
In the same moment fearful road filled in the room
- What was that? - asked one of the apprentices
- Lot's of fun, big, flying and extremely dangerous - said Gislan
- Hope it will be a single one ... - answered Larraka getting ready to fight, realising all at sudden, that at least three gargoyles were just coming out from the darkness

Black Gates is a fantasy adventure in a mystic dungeon. Aim is simple - find and destroy mystic Black Gates. To achieve that - you need to set up your team, equip them with weapons, give them some spells and send to the dungeon. In there - not only fight different monsters but also - explore treasures and various discoveries. Of course - in the meantime, gather wealth, money and special items.

Black Gates is a fan remake of original Citedel of Blood game published somewhere in 80's by SPI company. Game was given all new graphics and all new approach to mechanics preserving all the original ideas and ways of playing. What is worth mentioning - pen and paper are no longer needed. Additionally - game rules do apply some changes, that allow few players in separate teams instead of only one team in the first version.

Game Components
56 hero, spells and equipment cards
20 beast cards
80 double sided maze cards
Over 40 token chips with stickers representing heroes, monsters and doors
More than 100 wooden cubes and octboxes to mark items and heroes
Near 100 winks and gems to represent health

Black Gates will soon be available as 'print' and 'customize' game or to purchase with "TheGameCrafter" as fully playable game. With this game - all the profit will be given to The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, great place, where orphan elephants and rhinos in Africa find their second home.