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It has a number of excellent expansions, include a campaign one I am intrigued by.

The game also comes with a mini expansion, a bonus set of cards that I wont spoil here.

Since then, there have been a number of expansions such as 2017 release Legends of Andor: Dark Heroes

But we’re avidly looking forward to finishing the main storyline, and an unopened expansion box, Forgotten I’ve cheated and lumped Spirit Island in with its two follow-up expansions: Branch & Claw and Jagged

After a raft of expansions, many of which you can read the review for here Stonemaier have now released Set in the time after the expansion, Rise of Fenris; Expeditions tells the story of mysterious meteorite

So, now on its fifth printing with multiple expansions, how does the game hold up? It is wildly supported with multiple expansions and more to come! If only they had made a few expansions for it?

I know fans of this game are screaming at me right now that the expansion fixes that. Lastly I do want to point out that this is a long, expensive, two player game (I know there is a four

Woah, ok, ok, I take that back; they don’t. but what they can do is make some very expansive and expensive in this case it seems to be not only true but a force for good; once again not only sustaining but expanding however, leave you with this final thought; gaming in the time of Coronavirus has shown me that, through expanding

got the retail box and I’ve seen unboxings of people with their all in black boxes full of all the expansions

Although, there are a few expansions out that bring in some added variety.

I wouldn't jump at the chance for any new maps via an expansion. However this game does scream out for a few other expansion that I hope do get developed with different But with or without expansion, I will have a lot more fun with this game.

I understand that larger boxes are more expensive to produce and ship, but in this case, a larger box I envision playing it frequently in the future and would welcome expansions to enhance the two-player