DC Comics Deck Building Game: Crossover Pack #7 New Gods

We love the DC Deck Building Game, and we're excited to add this to our collection. New characters and cards. These aren't are favorite, but they were nice to add to our collection.

The new gods crossover pack 7 is themed around the battle between two home world planets of New Genesis and Apocolips. This expansion has both oversized heroes and villains one of which is Darkseid. I would say this expansion has 5 out of 6 over sized heroes/villains that are extremely powerful with the exception of Kalibac. Nonetheless the heroes and villains have great abilities that can be used without using the expansion cards if you choose to just play the base games in which ever DC Deckbuilding game you own. The new game cards for the main deck are also very powerful and new keyword "protector" cards are introduced only for this expansion. As the goal here is not to defeat supervillains or superheroes but home world planets. Which brings to the first downside. Unlike previous expansions where 1-5 players can play, this expansion involves two sides not teams but an even number of players. It works with 2 or 4 players e.g. Two supervillains and two superheroes Together each side aiming to defeat the opposing team home world. The good: Great oversized supervillains and superheroes Fighting planets is refreshing for a change as both sides still gain the on going effects of the planets. Having the new protector cards makes for interesting gameplay upon when rivals are attacking your home world. The price here on Miniature market @ 9.99 is a great deal for value. The bad: Limited to 2 and 4 players Actually for 4 players the game takes longer to end, especially if each team has protector cards.

The new gods crossover pack 7 is themed around the battle between two home world planets of New Genesis and Apocolips. This expansion has both oversized heroes and villains one of which is Darkseid. I would say this expansion has 5 out of 6 over sized heroes/villains that are extremely powerful with the exception of Kalibac. Nonetheless the heroes and villains have great abilities that can be used without using the expansion cards if you choose to just play the base games in which ever DC Deckbuilding game you own. The new game cards for the main deck are also very powerful and new keyword protector cards are introduced only for this expansion. As the goal here is not to defeat supervillains or superheroes but home world planets. Which brings to the first downside. Unlike previous expansions where 1-5 players can play, this expansion involves two sides not teams but an even number of players. It works with 2 or 4 players e.g. Two supervillains and two superheroes Together each side aiming to defeat the opposing team home world. The good: Great oversized supervillains and superheroes Fighting planets is refreshing for a change as both sides still gain the on going effects of the planets. Having the new protector cards makes for interesting gameplay upon when rivals are attacking your home world. The price here on Miniature market @ 9.99 is a great deal for value. The bad: Limited to 2 and 4 players Actually for 4 players the game takes longer to end, especially if each team has protector cards.