Check out the Gamefound campaign here  where you’ll find this, a new expansion called Escalation and reprints of the base game, deluxe upgrade kit and the previous Eagles Nest expansion. Personally I’m looking forward to getting my hands on the long sought after Eagles Nest expansion and the upgrades and this new expansion just makes the whole thing even more tantalising for me.

You can also randomise the end game bonus if you have the expansion pack, in a simple variant. At set-up, deal (or chose if you prefer,) three of the bonus cards from the expansion deck, and place This forms one of three changes offered in the expansion. I will cover the other two shortly. Expansion. The expansion brings in three elements. I see no reason why I will not integrate both of these parts of the expansion in every game.

Ploys WBG Score: 8.5/10 Player Count: 1-5 You’ll like this if you like: Viscounts of the West Kingdom, Wingspan It’s the type of game that doesn’t need an expansion because it feels quite complete, but it is certainly The first expansion for this brilliant game. Overall, this is a brilliant little expansion. The one thing I would like to see in future expansions is more narrartive brought in.

Whereas this expansion is an 8.5 for me. Let's talk through all the added parts this expansion brings. And to do that, you need this expansion. Is the game better with this expansion included? Would I want to include the expansion every time I play? 1.

Disney Sorcerer's Arena - Leading The Charge Expansion WBG Score: 8 Player Count: 2-4 (but really 2) You can read what I think of the main game here, or check my thoughts on the first expansion here, or But if you want to see what is new with this new expansion, then read on. You can read about how the game plays in the main review, let's get into this expansion and what new My favourite card of his, and from this entire expansion is Scar's Treacherous Plot.

Well, low and behold the first expansion is out ready to deliver more Disney fun. They are all together like this in this first expansion as this is nautically themed. The second expansion is already announced. I didn't spot that until I saw it written on the rules for this expansion. As a first expansion for Sorcerer's Arena, I am very happy.

Flight Games Designed by: Corey Konieczka By Steve Godfrey A couple of things before I jump into this expansion cool stuff in this box though so it’s worth taking a look at everything if your interested in this expansion New Leaders The new leaders and, pretty much most of the expansion, are all based around the film Rogue This system and even this expansion is enough to bump this game up for me. Is this the expansion you're looking for? Is this expansion essential?

, and now the second expansion is already out. Jack Skellington Now, onto this expansions' superstar! The designers of this game seem to do this with each expansion. The previous expansion introduced the water tiles, which are nice. I hope they bring more of these to the table with future expansions.

Scythe & Expeditions Metal Coins WBG Score: 8 Player Count: 1-7 You’ll like this if you like: Scythe   Published by: Stonemaier Games Designed by: Jamey Stegmaier This is a free review copy. See our review policy here . If you own Scythe of Encounters, you will know that the base game comes with some rather nice, uniquely designed cardboard coins. You can upgrade these to these beautiful metal coins if you wish. They work with both games. This upgrade pack simply replaces the coins from either game, Scythe or Expeditions. It does not change the rules or game in any way. This is purely an aesthetic choice. For Scythe, I would recommend the realistic resource tokens as your first point of call for an upgrade, as these are used more often in the game. But if you have these already and want more bling at your table, then this is the way to go! They look gorgeous and feel great. My only complaint is they are a little lightweight for the price, but the design and craftsmanship are otherwise top-notch. In comparison to the base games cardboard coins, they are a lot more rich in colour, and detailed in design. And obviously feel a lot better in your hands. And on the board, they just pop! They match the game's colour scheme so well and look so much better than the original cardboard ones. Scythe is undoubtedly one of my favourite games, and my appreciation for it runs deep. The combination of strategy, resource management, and beautiful artwork creates an immersive experience that captivates players. To enhance this experience, even if just by a little bit, is something I am very much eager to pursue. I believe that every detail counts when it comes to enjoying a game to its fullest potential, and I am committed to exploring every avenue to elevate my gameplay. One of the most effective ways to enhance the Scythe experience is through the use of thematic coins. These coins serve not only as a functional component of the game but also as a means to deepen the overall atmosphere at the gaming table. When playing Scythe, which is set in a beautifully crafted alternate-history Europe, having coins that reflect the game's aesthetic can significantly enhance the thematic immersion. The tactile feel of these coins, combined with their intricate designs, adds a layer of authenticity that can transport players into the world of Scythe. The coins I envision are not merely replacements for the standard tokens; they embody the essence of the game’s factions and the rich lore surrounding them. Each coin could represent a different resource or currency, such as metal, oil, or food, and could feature unique artwork that corresponds to the various factions within Scythe. This attention to detail not only makes the game visually appealing but also enriches the storytelling aspect, allowing players to feel more connected to their chosen faction and the world they are navigating. The sound of coins clinking as they are exchanged during trade or the satisfaction of stacking them as resources accumulate adds a sensory dimension to the game. This tactile interaction with the game pieces can create memorable moments that resonate long after the game is over. The addition of thematic coins to Scythe is a simple yet impactful way to elevate the gaming experience. By investing in these beautifully crafted coins, players can enjoy a more immersive, aesthetically pleasing, and overall encompassing experience while gathered around the table. Every game session becomes not just a competition but an adventure into the world of Scythe, making each playthrough unique and memorable.

The Wind Gambit is a brilliant expansion for Scythe, bringing ominous air ships to the table. The airship is the center piece of this new expansion. In fact the entire expansion fits into the original box well. But other than that, this is an expansion that has clearly been thought through from the beginning. I can highly recommend this expansion to anyone who enjoyed the base game, and would encourage any gamer

Between Two Cities with Capitals Expansions WBG Score: 8/10 Player Count: 1-7 You’ll like this if you In Cities you have to form a 4x4 grid. (5x5 grid when using the Capitals expansion). Capitals The Capitals expansion brings in three major changes. The final addition to the Capital expansion is the Civic tiles. But it was certainly the part of this expansion I was the least excited about.

This new expansion brings the total to 10 modules that you can add to your game of Sagrada! If anyone fancy’s donating me the Life expansion I’ll do it and write about it here once my brain has This expansion was pitched to me as the one that makes Sagrada more difficult. (which, if you’re wondering, is my favourite expansion for Sagrada) which is a shame. So I’d definitely seek this expansion out if you feel the base game needs a bit more bite.