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Pudsy
We love LfW, so the variety & additional balancing options this adds are welcome. However, I strongly believe this expansion should have been packaged as a Print On Demand supplement, containing just the 42 card deck, and priced accordingly (closer to $10/£8). As such, I would NOT recommend this expansion to anyone unless they are HUGE fans of the base game. - This is the most over-sized box & over-priced content I've seen - The only components that interest us are the 42 tarot-sized cards, especially the Victim & Suspect cards - The plastic toy figures are very low quality & completely unnecessary substitutes for the wooden pieces in the base game - The Jack screen, with minor revisions... not exactly essential - The rules sheets are in the same large square size as the box, so the Game Options Sheet's instruction to "photocopy before use" is impossible without a large copying device! Thankfully a PDF version is available from FFG's site. Worth a final mention... Hats off to FFG for including the two "level 4" Suspect cards. Early reports indicated that other publishers had withheld these 2 cards from their editions of the game, intending to use them as promo items. Community reaction was understandably negative. It appears that FFG have gone to some lengths to ensure these cards are included in their edition. Those 2 cards are a different size/cut to the other cards in the deck (just ever so slightly, not enough that you'd notice without close inspection, and easily hidden by sleeving), perhaps ever so slightly thinner card, and have been placed on top of the deck before shrink-wrapping (rather than in sequence with the 1,2,3's), and even have a different bend/warp to them in the pile. So the "level 4" cards were clearly produced separately & then bundled together. Thanks FFG, for not going down the promo/exclusives route with those.
Dean Bud
There are a few modules in the game that add slightly to the game. It's not a necessary expansion but if you are a big fan of the game, it adds some more variety.
gns000
I love Letters from Whitechapel, so I had to own the expansion, but it does not offers anything that makes the game better, just more options to balance the game, which is not unbalanced anyway. Letters from Whitechapel is already a perfect game and does not need an expansion. However, some of the modules can be fun for the added variety. This expansion introduced the SHIFT System modules before it was called the SHIFT System, I mean, before the concept was copied and rebranded for Mind MGMT.