Is this an expansion to add to the base game or is it used in place of the deck that came with the Game of Thrones - Second Edition ?
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I purchased it as a gift off someone's wish list, so I don't have firsthand play time with it, but here's the description from Board Game Geek:"A Dance with Dragons is the first expansion for A Game of Thrones: The Board Game (Second Edition). This exciting new scenario recasts the intrigues of the game in the time frame of A Dance with Dragons.The expansion consists of forty-two alternate House cards and an alternate setup to reflect each House's position in Westeros."Hope that helps!
303882
This is an expansion to the main game. There are all new House card for each family, and there are instruction for new starting positions for each families' armies. Also there are some minor rule adjustments. It's a little pricey, and it requires 6 players to play. However, if you have 6 players that enjoy the original, this is a worthy investment for the fresh approach to the game.
303883
You use it "in place of." It allows the players to take part in the Song of Ice and Fire saga at a point further down the road.
303884
I purchased it as a gift off someone's wish list, so I don't have firsthand play time with it, but here's the description from Board Game Geek: "A Dance with Dragons is the first expansion for A Game of Thrones: The Board Game (Second Edition). This exciting new scenario recasts the intrigues of the game in the time frame of A Dance with Dragons. The expansion consists of forty-two alternate House cards and an alternate setup to reflect each House's position in Westeros." Hope that helps!
303885
This is used IN PLACE of your current cards. The expansion offers seven new cards for each playable House, and has alternate setup rules to reflect the state of affairs in Westeros during the Dance with Dragons book (i.e. who is sitting the throne, where troops are deployed, etc.)
1010786
Yes, if you mean it as a replacement in the starter kit line. It comes with 2 opposing and playable armies, a dice set, the templates, a small rule book... Basically, everything you need to play, just like Assault on Black Reach was.
126147
Not really sure, I only played the original game. The expansion was a gift for someone else.
1079917
Whenever you want to know what cards are in it just google it. Usually the wikia has it. I bought 2 of these before I took my hiatus and finally quit but here's the link. http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Structure_Deck:_Onslaught_of_the_Fire_Kings
2000753
They are just extra cards to put into the decks! Very fun to spice up the game are a few times of playing it
638294
You can just use an expansion pack but it is way too small to play a real game. Maybe only a few rounds. It is not recommended to play without the original set.
564118
Yes, in case you mix them up, like we did, there is a small number in the bottom corner of each card indicating the number expansion pack from whence they came. :D
947733
No you can't . The 2nd edition cards have a different look to them. If you go to zman games they have a conversion card set. To make the first edition base set compatible with the 2nd edition OTB. and vis versa. It runs I think $20.00 it adds the 2 new role cards that are added to the 2nd edition base set and the new card look.
1814673
The one I purchased was the first edition of the expansion. I don't know of the second is out yet.
1706291
Not really worth it if you have the original. As I recall, it has a few different/new cards.We lost our original deck, so had to get the new one!
258875
It must be the same as a retail version of the game. When I purchased mine it was exactly like the ones from the stores, and it was a full color edition when it was shipped to me. No real rule changes according to the package either. You just add it to the original Munchkin deck(s) and play on. There are some new twists within the cards themselves, but nothing drastic enough to require a brand new way of playing.
1475989
If this one comes with the coppers, silvers, golds, estates, duchy, and province then that is all you need for the "base" of the game and you can get any expansion you want.
765008
The product pictured here (white box, We Didn't Playtest This At All - With Chaos Pack) is the original base game, not an expansion pack. I can't tell you how many cards are in the original deck because we have all the expansions and some cards are mixed together, but there are 15 Chaos cards included. There are also a few blank cards so you can create your own fun. :)
9537
I purchased the core set and then built up with the expansions. I found it gave a little more flexibility and depth to the play. If I recall correctly, there's a fair amount of redundancy with the cards in the core set. You can certainly get by with just one core set for starters, though, if you just want to try it out.
728710
There are two expansions. A Feast for Crows, a new four player scenario with house Arryn instead of Greyjoy (very fun) and A Dance With Dragons a new six player set up that is up to date with the show and includes all new house cards for all six houses also very fun.
2206689
The differences are in the cards. There are simply new cards to add to your game with each expansion. There are more ideas based on recent pop culture, news, and horrible thoughts that are developed by the creators of CAH. IF you play the game as much as I do, these expansions are a must. The cards I have been playing with before the expansion simply lose their shock factor and interest after a while. It's nice to get new crap to make your friends read out loud in varying combinations.
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You get a few different black cards, a bunch of different white cards and some blank cards to create your own. There really isn't a theme to each expansion, just different white and black cards. Once you play through the original game, the expansions add a little more spice to the game as it gets repetitive without the expansions.