Cloaks Faction Deck – Ready-to-Play Expansion for Strategy Card Game – 2 Players, Ages 9+ – Requires Summoner Wars Master or Starter Set
Description
- New Ready-to-Play Deck: Play as The Cloaks, a faction of strategic fighters and bandits equipped with mechanical inventions and weapons.
- Lead with Vlox: Command your army with Vlox, the summoner who can mimic any ally’s abilities, offering adaptable gameplay.
- Complete Expansion Deck: Includes 1 summoner, 3 champions, 16 common units, event cards, and gate structures for immediate play.
- Deck-Building Compatible: Use these units to build and customize your deck for advanced strategies and varied gameplay.
- For 2 Players, Ages 9+: Ideal for competitive play between friends or family members, adding depth to your Summoner Wars collection.
- Requires Base Game: Must be used with the Summoner Wars Second Edition Master or Starter Set (sold separately).
- Strategic and Replayable: The unique abilities and tactical play of The Cloaks provide endless replayability and new challenges.
Enter the battlefield with Plaid Hat Games' Cloaks Faction Deck, a ready-to-play expansion for Summoner Wars Second Edition. This deck introduces The Cloaks, a faction of sly bandits and crafty fighters equipped with mechanical inventions to outmaneuver opponents. Led by Vlox, the summoner known for his unique ability to mimic the skills of his allies, this faction is ready to adapt to any challenge. The deck includes 1 summoner, 3 champions, 16 common units, event cards, and gate structures, making it perfect for immediate play or deck-building. Designed for 2 players and ages 9 and up, this expansion requires the Summoner Wars Master or Starter Set (sold separately) to play. Whether you're a seasoned Summoner Wars strategist or new to the game, The Cloaks offer a fresh and dynamic gameplay experience that keeps players engaged and returning for more.
Reviews
D**N
Easy to learn
Easy to learn
B**H
Arrived well packaged
Arrived in good condition
J**I
Not enough vine walls
The new decks rely heavily on the boost tokens which is pretty frustrating seeing as it feels unnecessary and just another thing to manage. I liked the unique abilities and variety of tokens in 1e. Also this deck has much less vine walls than it's 1e counterpart which I'm not a big fan of.
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