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Steeped in the lore of Mistfall and Heart of the Mists, Chronicles of Frost: All That Burns introduces a new villain, a new hero, and a new mode of play: the cooperative campaign!
With 110 new cards, All That Burns allows you to play a string of five scenarios, unlock new abilities for your heroes, and face one of the iconic villains of Aestemyr: Sigraed the Mistflame. Face off against a potent flamecaster mage driven insane by her lust for revenge, then corrupted and reforged into a living weapon by the ravenous Mists. Foil her plans to set the world ablaze, desperately fight to loosen her grip on Valskyrr, and finally stand against her in battle as legendary heroes of the land.
Once brought down and redeemed, Sigraed is also a playable hero in All That Burns. Beat the cooperative campaign to add Sigraed to your hero roster, or simply play her from the start. After all, the Mists corrupt all, and their twisting power has made adventurers face shadows of their former comrades — or even twisted copies of themselves.
—description from the publisher
| Ages | 12+ |
|---|---|
| Players | Solo, 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players |
| Play Time | 60m |
| Designer | Błażej Kubacki |
| Mechanics | Cooperative Play, Deck / Pool Building, Modular Board, Variable Player Powers |
| Theme | Card Game, Expansion for Base-game, Adventure, Fantasy |
| Publisher | NSKN Games |
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- Extra content for the base game should be in the base game, not here. I would have preferred the base game and expansion in one box. + I like the artwork and the mechanism of the cards with a bottom and top ability. I think they successfully transformed Chronicles of Frost into a coop game. The first campaign is a good intro, the second ons is a lot harder already, but I like that. - After the campaign you just read some text based on how successful you were, but there are no advantages to gain, this is a negative point for me. There is no motivation to do better, since whatever the outcome, you can buy upgrades with the points you collected. So you can almost just focus on collecting a lot of points to buy upgrades and neglect the main goal of the campaign since there are no 'punishments' if you do badly. I hope this will be revised and each outcome has a fitting reward
ipreuss
A very well balanced resource management puzzle. Not very strong in theme, not very interesting as a deckbuilder. Would rather play Aeon's End, Shadowrift or Battle for Greyport.
Qumad
Read my profile regarding games marked at For Trade _before_ contacting me via GeekMail. Opened but unplayed Will only sell as bundle with Base Game