What boosters should I buy for this game and in what order?
1652031
In many cases, the added features (characters, devices, etc.) of each booster build on the booster before, so I suggest buying them in the order they were published.
1652032
If you have the blue starter deck, look on the back of the box for a key that shows the next deck in line, keeping in mind that the blue starter deck comes with the yellow booster. The key is on the back of all boxes and will highlight which decks come before the box in hand, and which come after. We have had this game for a few years and I still cannot remember the exact order for the decks, but you definitely want to stay in order so you're not missing items and pieces required for the new cards.
146419
You will not have to start over again. You will go to your online account and enter a code that will activate the founder status. You will get a lion mount, and some other things (I don't remember what...). I think you also get some more bank space and a few okay items. If you plan on playing the game for a while, it's a good buy.
1495366
The Dragon Maze fat pack is indeed a good choice. Fat packs are nice because they contain 9 booster packs and a mana pack, so players can make decks right out of the box, or enhance their existing decks.
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.
9533
I would actually move on to the big box expansion sets for the different families....Kings of the sea (Greyjoy), Princes of the sun(Martell), Queen of Dragons(Targaryen), Kings of the storm (Baratheon), Lords of Winder(Stark) etc. etc. and then check out a site like cardgameDB.com for some good deck lists. Once you are comfortable with the game I would start looking into customizing with the chapter packs. I think the third core set would be largely redundant but for maybe one or two cards unless you have a friend who really wants to play the same family as you.
1562282
Each expansion has the same cards. No booster packs. This is not a collectible card game. For that you need to look at Marvel Dice Masters.
139861
This is a complete game, for up to 6 players. If you buy more expansion packs, it adds more variety to the game and you can play with more players, but you need to buy the expansion packs in order. (For example, you need to buy the red pack before the purple pack.)
2206691
Each expansion adds new cards to the mix. It's not necessary but I definitely recommend picking up all 3 if you are a fan of the game.
1383178
The yellow "booster" deck is included in the blue starter deck, in fact. When the game was designed, the yellow cards were separated out as the first expansion, but when marketed, the two were combined into one. The only way to get the yellow deck is to buy the blue starter, and you can't buy the blue starter deck without it.
1932670
These are the starter pack characters. I'm not aware of any choices. They're included in the box.
2152071
I personally recommend anything by Ultra Pro or KMC, they are expensive, but they will protect the game. Buy more than you need, since eventually the sleeves are going to start breaking, especially if you use the game A LOT.
1100617
It depends how he plays with it. If he wants to do battles, Cragger's Command Ship or the Croc Hideout are great. Otherwise get the Speedors of all the different animal tribes.
1387128
I would get the starting game as well, the reason being that after you play a deck for so long you start to know all of the cards. The expansions are only a small fraction of the real game, so you will likely reach that point faster. I would recommend getting as many cards as possible so that you are never running out of things or seeing certain cards too many times. Makes the games more creative as well!
1212917
Check with Kruk Cards, but this should be the Premiere/base edition of the game. This is the one I ordered, and in answering your question, I can see the correct box in the picture provided with the question.
2030271
It depends on WHERE you purchase from. I don't know about here. I got mine from the Fusion Juicer website. You can choose which "package" you want and color too. I got the one WITH the booster and it came with the books.....again, from the FusionJuicer website.
840416
Sure, but it depends on which direction you wanna take your game, if you wanna keep it balanced I would get both ace expansions, if you wanna go imperial start adding interceptors and regular tie fighters, stay away of the advance, darth vaser is not so strong with the force. I you rather go rebel an extra x wing is the way to go, and I love to combo kyle katarn's moldy crow, the hwk, and an e wing or a b wing. If you find them at the right price get a millenium falcon and a slave 1 as these ad the challenge of taking down the big ship. Finally on FFG web site there is someone arguing the pros of using a wings. So while it is up to you I would say any of the above are cool, just avoid tie advance and y wings, I found those only slow my squads.
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I suggest you start out with a smaller deck. one that has more manna in it. this deck is so large it may be overwhelming for the novice player. Once you get used to playing this deck is a great buy though.