Can you play this game only with the fourth expansion?
322241
You can play it without any of the expansions. It's just more fun with them.
322242
you can with just a small amount of people and rounds- best to get the starter and build on from there.
322243
Yea but it would be a really short game and that's only of you use all the blanks. I would at least recommend Getting the starter box. I have all of the decks that are currently available; I can say that it was truly worth the investment.
322244
I purchased the expansion packs 1 through 5 at Christmas time. They were a big hit! :-)
322245
Yes, but it will not be a long game. The expansion packs come with 20-25 white cards and 75-80 black cards. So there would only be 20ish rounds. I would recommend buying the original Cards Against Humanity first or purchasing more than one expansion pack.
1385973
Yes but you would need to get more models as the original set has models for 3 player. Originally there were 4 factions to play with: Federation, Klindgon, Romulan and the Dominion. However, now we have the Borgs. The Borgs are still relatively new with only 3 ships. The scenarios that came with each ships are mostly for 2 players. There is one or two of them that are for 3 players. for four players you can either use the 2 players scenario and spit each team into 2 players or you can just make up your own scenario.
903912
yes you can...but the expansion box comes with specific slots for the new items
542344
Yes. You can buy it online. When you log into the game, you just go into the store from the main menu. You can buy singular expansions, or the whole thing.
592087
You have to use the borders from the base game as well as from Seafarers expansion. If you use all of them from both games there will be enough.
15584
It's a stand alone game. You can mix it into other cards if you like, but you can pull this right out of the box and play it as is.
92824
Yes, it is a stand alone game and you do not need to get the earlier copies. However there is additional dlc that you can purchase to expand the normal gameplay.
1387131
The expansions aren't big enough to play with alone. You need the main game. These are designed to be an add-on
942963
The 4th edition is only different from the 1st-3rd in appearance, the rules are the same, but for example, one edition has sea tiles instead of borders.This is the basic, original game with a board extension for extra players, which is nice. The other "editions" are variations which simplify the game (family, junior) or change it up completely (Star Trek Catan) - probably not good starting points unless kids or complete trekkies are involved. Then there are expansions which require the core game (seafarers, cities & knights, traders & barbarians, explorers & pirates) and also have their own extension expansions.So yeah, just start with the core + extension. The 4th edition is only different from the 1st-3rd in appearance, the rules are the same, but for example, one edition has sea tiles instead of borders.This is the basic, original game with a board extension for extra players, which is nice. The other "editions" are variations which simplify the game (family, junior) or change it up completely (Star Trek Catan) - probably not good starting points unless kids or complete trekkies are involved. Then there are expansions which require the core game (seafarers, cities & knights, traders & barbarians, explorers & pirates)... » Read More The 4th edition is only different from the 1st-3rd in appearance, the rules are the same, but for example, one edition has sea tiles instead of borders.This is the basic, original game with a board extension for extra players, which is nice. The other "editions" are variations which simplify the game (family, junior) or change it up completely (Star Trek Catan) - probably not good starting points unless kids or complete trekkies are involved. Then there are expansions which require the core game (seafarers, cities & knights, traders & barbarians, explorers & pirates) and also have their own extension expansions.So yeah, just start with the core + extension. « Show Less
582132
My collection has different codes for each separate expansions. I bought mine 5 months ago from Amazon.
1262709
Only if you buy multiple copies. Blizzard's policy is one copy, one player. Your wife/husband, girlfriend/boyfriend, children, and friends can not play your copy. It is grounds for account termination.
1313795
The expansions or add on will continue your game, and you don't have to start all over. I got the game back in 11/11/11 and I play until I was at Riverwood doing the side quest about the Golden Claw. Then I stop playing, and I give the game to my brother, because I know that Skyrim will have Add-On and I was waited until last month to continue where I left off back in 11/11/11.
2091719
You can play the game solo, so minimum player is one. The game itself comes with enough to play four maximum...but I know there is a promo out there that can add a fifth player.
2206687
the difference is the expansions add new stuff and jokes and dark humor to the original game. there is also a 4th expansion.
737110
Yes. You have to have the original game to use this expansion kit. It literally has four extra sides to make the original game board bigger and has extra hex pieces for the land in the middle and two extra sets of roads, cities, and settlements for the extra two players. Well worth the money if you want to play more than four players. We love this game so much, I have this one set up for 5-6 players and the Star Trek Version of Catan for only 4 or less!!
638295
We wouldn't recommend playing with just the expansions because 1) they're small and the jokes will get old too quickly, and 2) the writing in the expansions is designed to compliment the main game, so you're getting a set of cards that are bottom-heavy on jokes and which are intended for more experienced players. Then again, you can do whatever you want. We're not the boss of you.
1640158
....wat?The cards are the same for 4 and 6. If you meant C&K;, it doesn't have cards for the expansions...So, the answer is, they work for both 4 or 6 players (as do the originals).