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Once at the Crown, a character can cast the Command Spell, causing opponents to lose one life each time it is successfully cast. Through gameplay, players search for a Talisman while increasing their character's attributes to become strong enough to venture inward to the Crown of Command. Adventure cards may be events, encounters, places, or treasure, and the cards sometimes remain on the board for other players to land on. Locations may activate events, initiate encounters, or provide 'Adventure' cards. Players then take turns rolling a die, moving their characters, and following the board's instructions for the locations where they land. All characters have the attributes of Life, Strength, and Craft all characters start with four lives and one bag of gold, but different characters start with different levels of Strength and Craft and have different special gameplay abilities. Gameplay begins by selecting a character, or 'hero', at the beginning of the game.

The game's name, 'Talisman', refers to the rule that only characters possessing a Talisman card may enter the Valley of Fire. Players start in the Outer Region and try to progress to the Inner Region, through the Valley of Fire, and claim the Crown of Command. The game contains three regions: Outer, Middle, and Inner. The primary object of the game is to reach the Crown of Command at the centre of the board. After releasing the third edition, Games Workshop bought out his remaining interest. Changing the theme to fantasy, and naming the game 'Talisman', Harris signed a royalty publishing contract with Games Workshop, and the game was shown at Games Day 1983. The game's original objective was to become prefect of a boys' school. The game was created by Robert Harris for the amusement of himself and his friends.

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