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Mage Knight: Shades of Tezla
Expansion of:
Mage Knight
60m - 240m
1 - 5 Players
Ages 14+
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bpierce72
A must have expansion for a must have game Updates: Will not purchase with the current quality issues. I will only buy this if it is reprinted correctly. Otherwise I will pass.
darthboywonder
Neat at points but mostly unnecessary. Definitely can border on becoming a bit much. I'll always take new characters, though.
Astroking112
Unless you're a huge Mage Knight fan, you don't really need this. I didn't even feel ready to explore it until I had played Full Cooperation and Volkare's Return tons of times, many of the standalone scenarios from the original rulebook, and all of the characters. By the time that I felt the urge to explore the warring factions mechanic, I already had a pretty high familiarity with many of the cards. Braevalar (the new character) is the worst I've ever played. I've tried him in at least three different games to try and make him work; his defining characteristic almost always seems to be that I wish I was playing anyone else. There's nothing wrong with characters being weaker, but I would want them to at least have a solid or memorable identity like Wolfhawk. Luckily, he's not the only part of this expansion. The new scenarios are really the star of this expansion. They do feel different to the existing ones; I'd rank them personally somewhere between the "main meat" of City Assaults/Volkare and the offshoots like Mines Liberation or Druid Nights. Fighting Tezla and Dark Tezla is the highlight, though to be honest, I wasn't enthralled by their "boss fight" mechanic of having multiple levels. The factions do each come with randomized rewards, which is where much of this scenario's flavor comes from. They do a good job of giving the game a new feel, even if it's not one that I like more than the normal game. I do really wish that the scenarios used the theme of warring factions more significantly, though, either by having them picking each other off or varying the North and South halves of the map more. Not including miniatures for Tezla/Dark Tezla is a big miss aesthetically, and it makes the scenarios feel cheaper to the tabletop presence of Volkare or the cities. I also would've liked to see a bit more variety in the faction enemies, especially more than 2 rampaging Draconum per side. The lack of new tiles is also especially felt IMO; with 3-4 players, most tiles are explored every game already. Overall, I think that the expansion is a good way to change up Mage Knight when you start to get a bit overly familiar, but it doesn't replace the base game (and in many ways, improves your appreciation for it). It's worth a shot if nothing else, especially if you can ignore that it feels cheaper in comparison to the rest of the game.