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Inis welcomes a fifth player in the Seasons of Inis expansion! Discover new gameplay with the seasons wheel, bringing new modalities of victory! Explore the six new territories and lead your troops from the harbors to the island!
This expansion offers new action cards. Go back to the adventure, warrior, and may the gods be on your side!
—description from the publisher
| Ages | 14+ |
|---|---|
| Players | 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players, 5 Players |
| Play Time | 90m – 90m |
| Designer | Christian Martinez |
| Mechanics | Area Control / Area Influence, Area Movement, Card Drafting, Hand Management, Modular Board, Variable Phase Order |
| Theme | Card Game, Expansion for Base-game, Miniatures, Ancient, Mythology |
| Publisher | Lavka Games, Matagot, Portal Games |
cchlanger
I have not yet tried the "We Want a King!" and "Seasons of Inis" modules. I am curious how they affect the game dynamics. The rest adds the 5th player and a few minor things that could have been in the box from the start. Anyway, everything would even fit in the smaller expansion box.
Christopher_P
Enjoyed this expansion and the added player. I enjoyed it at 5, but it gets a little harder to plan ahead. I don't have much experience with all the expansion modules yet, so I'm giving this an 8 for now. Looking forward to exploring it more.
deathhammer6
5th player - a good addition, it's always welcome to have a possibility to play with more people. New cards are superb and interesting, however I'm still waiting for a good Coalition play! Unfortunately, downtime now gets a little bit irritating at times, but we played with two fairly new players, so maybe that's the case. Also, it's obviously harder to read the map and keep everyone in check, so beware if your group was already overwhelmed by that at 4p. (++) We want a king - essential, but that's just basically a rule which could be incorporated into the base game. Adds a good amount of tension when THAT last round is triggered. (n/a) Seasons - the effects are thematic, but don't integrate that well into the base game. As many people have already mentioned, this module is a bit fiddly and adds unnecessary upkeep into the game. If you want to enhance the strategic aspect and plan ahead a little bit, include this module. Otherwise, it's fine, but nothing groundbreaking. Inis is one of the most elegant games out there and seasons harm such elegance, unfortunately. (+/-) Harbors and islands - now this is how I like my additions when it comes to Inis. No tricky rules, just another layer of possibilities. How much impact it's going to have depends on what territories come out and their place. Some games are going to use a lot of sea travel, some not. Nevertheless, it's always a good choice to incorporate this module, even with new players, as it doesn't add anything to keep track of. The more tactical choices, the better! Oh, and the new advantage cards and tile effects, especially for islands, feel really fresh! Last thing - I like how much life it brings onto the stale continent(after ~80 plays...). Harbors and islands provide a good amount of table presence, which is always appreciated. (+++) New epic tale cards - more of the same! Yohooo! After so much plays and knowing nearly every epic tale by heart, it's just sooo good to have these additional 15 cards. Some of them are really EPIC - especially the one that allows one clan to walk and explore three different territories! Similar to harbors/islands, this is the kind of module that I want in Inis. More stuff, nothing groundbreaking, just another portion of interesting effects and uncertainty. (+++)