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little somewhat lucked-based mini-game within a larger, more strategic euro, that adds some laughter, mystery Being master of your own steam is crucial.

I’m not saying I want a space agency’s worth of tech, but it would just be nice to listen to David Bowie So if you find that you aren’t scanning as much as other players maybe because, thematically, your agency It won't surprise you to discover that I’ve never set foot near any space agency, which is probably for

Set in the time after the expansion, Rise of Fenris; Expeditions tells the story of mysterious meteorite

You have some agency over your future in the game. And it feels great.

The new rules provide the player with this mat more agency, allowing them to exert a greater influence

At the start of the game you will set up your draw deck full of mystery and adventure.

Not as annoying and mean as the Parrot, other players do have some agency here. We have had some games where we were all in hysterics.

So, there is some mystery here.

Discovering mysterious towers, and investigating ancient ruins. Sounds fantastic, right? One could argue that Stefan Feld is a master of ‘point salad’-style games, and Guild of Merchant Explorers

At Level four, a hero unlocks an additional spell mastery (skill tree). At Level eight, they unlock a powerful master ability.

Pros Faster, cleaner starts and better pacing, especially at 5–6 players More agency through face-up

It feels too random and lacking in agency.