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Mansions of Madness: Second Edition – Recurring Nightmares: Figure and Tile Collection
Expansion of: Mansions of Madness: Second Edition
120m - 180m
1 - 5 Players
Ages 14+
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The first of the two Figure and Tile Collections, Recurring Nightmares, includes all eight investigator figures, eighteen plastic monster miniatures, and fifteen double-sided map tiles from the Mansions of Madness First Edition core game. Take on the role “Ashcan” Pete, the drifter, and make use of his loyal hound dog, Duke, or assume the attributes of Harvey Walters, the brilliant professor. With Recurring Nightmares in your collection, you may also encounter a host of long-forgotten monsters, such as the fearsome Chthonian or the unpredictable Maniac.
When you include the First Edition core set or Recurring Nightmares pieces in your game, you will also gain access to a brand new scenario. Tasked with solving the mystery of missing bodies from Hangman’s Hill Cemetery, you and your fellow investigators will need to explore the misty and sinister graveyard. You may find the corpses you seek, dead as they ever were, or perhaps some sinister reanimation of their bodies will find you first.
| Ages | 14+ |
|---|---|
| Designer | Kara Centell-Dunk, Nikki Valens |
| Mechanics | Area Movement, Cooperative Play, Dice Rolling, Hand Management, Miniatures, Modular Board, Partnerships, Pick-up and Deliver, Variable Player Powers |
| Play Time | 120m – 180m |
| Players | Solo, 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players, 5 Players |
| Publisher | Asterion Press, Edge Entertainment, Fantasy Flight Games, Galápagos Jogos, Heidelberger Spieleverlag |
| Theme | Fighting, Miniatures, Murder/Mystery, Puzzle, Adventure, Exploration, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
charlest
Full expansion for the tile and miniature supplements: http://geekandsundry.com/enhance-mansions-of-madness-with-these-new-expansions/
Kwnanan
Too expensive for what it offers (well, it's FFG...). They could include the miniatures in the base game.
jgoyes
2017-06-18 Initial Rating: 7.0 (June 2017) I really like Mansions of Madness: Second Edition so I bought all its expansions. As is usual from me, I never research any of the games I buy. That’s just too boring for me, I always prefer to experience the game first hand and to form my own opinions. Due to this, I didn’t know that I was buying repeat content as I already have Mansions of Madness. If you own the first edition of the game you don’t need to buy Mansions of Madness: Second Edition – Recurring Nightmares – Figure and Tile Collection. On the other hand I´m really glad FFG decided to include some of the content from the previous editions and expansions, that’s a classy move. It is also great that they re-released that content in this expansion, so all people can get it if they wish to do so and we all are satisfied. The games components are top notch as is usual from FFG. The expansion adds tiles and figures to be used in a new free scenario (Dearly Departed). However, as a friend pointed out, the expansion is very expensive because it only adds one scenario and I agree. I would have expected at least three scenarios per expansion, even if I had to buy them in the app. I guess, other scenarios can use this content (investigators and monsters) as well but it is very expensive without any doubt. This expansion doesn’t add any new mechanism nor new rules, which is a bit weird for an expansion. It just add more content. Bottom line, I made a mistake buying Mansions of Madness: Second Edition – Recurring Nightmares – Figure and Tile Collection because I already had the content, due to this, I already sold the expansion but it is a must have for fans of the game. It opens a new scenario for the game and, although expensive, is enough for me to own it, I hope they use more of this content in future and current scenarios. Current Rating: 7.0