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Dominion: Adventures Expansion
Product number:
RGG510
Manufacturer:
Rio Grande Games
Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. You're not sure which, but at least you've narrowed it down. You are rich with life experiences, but have had trouble trading them for goods and services so it's time to seek your fortune, or anyone's really, whoever's is closest. To the west there's a land of milk and honey, full of giant bees and monstrous cows. To the east, a land of eggs and licorice. To the north, treacherous swamps; to the south, loyal jungles. But all of them have been thoroughly pillaged. You've heard legends though of a fifth direction, as yet unspoiled, with its treasures conveniently gathered into troves. You have your sword and your trail mix, handed down from your father, and his father before him. You've recruited some recruits and hired some hirelings; you've shined your armor and distressed a damsel. You put up a sign saying "Gone Adventuring." Then you put up another sign, saying "Beware of Dog," in case people get any ideas. You're ready. You saddle up your trusty steed, and head forth!
This is the 9th addition to the game of Dominion. It has 400 cards, 6 mats, and 60 tokens. There are 30 new Kingdom cards, including the return of Duration cards that do things on future turns, plus Reserve cards that can be saved for the right moment. There are also 20 Event cards that give you something to buy besides cards, including tokens that modify cards.
Contents:
400 Cards
60 Chits
6 Player Mats
Storage Tray
Inlay
Rule Booklet
Ages: 14+
Players: 2-4
Game Length: 30 minutes
This is not a stand-alone game. A copy of Dominion or Dominion: Intrigue or Dominion: Base Cards Expansion is required to play.
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10 reviews
Dominion On Steroids
With each of the previous expansions of Dominion Donald X introduced a new mechanic or theme. Duration cards in Seaside. Trash for benefit in Dark Ages. Potions as a treasure in Alchemy. And so on. In this version there are about 4 new mechanics. Event cards that you buy the privilege of doing something but it doesn't go in your deck. Cards that after you play them can upgrade to a stronger card. Cards that go on a mat until you call them later. Tokens that allow you to gain or lose cards/actions/coins under certain circumstances. It took the strategy of Dominion to a whole new level. The only bad thing to say about it is that the cards are noticeably more flexible that previous versions. So when you shuffle it can be noticeable that the top card is from this expansion. Also, the card backs in my copy were not consistently colored, but RGG did replace those that were too light at no charge.
October 24, 2015 2:55 AM
Peter
With each of the previous expansions of Dominion Donald X introduced a new mechanic or theme. Duration cards in Seaside. Trash for benefit in Dark Ages. Potions as a treasure in Alchemy. And so on. In this version there are about 4 new mechanics. Event cards that you buy the privilege of doing something but it doesn't go in your deck. Cards that after you play them can upgrade to a stronger card. Cards that go on a mat until you call them later. Tokens that allow you to gain or lose cards/actions/coins under certain circumstances. It took the strategy of Dominion to a whole new level. The only bad thing to say about it is that the cards are noticeably more flexible that previous versions. So when you shuffle it can be noticeable that the top card is from this expansion. Also, the card backs in my copy were not consistently colored, but RGG did replace those that were too light at no charge.
October 24, 2015 12:00 AM
Master set!!
My first impression is this is definitely a 'masters set' - in that this is for vets and people who love the game. The mechanics are a bit more tricky, and the cards a lot more wordy - so beware of a bit of AP out there.
October 17, 2015 4:22 PM
Willmer
My first impression is this is definitely a 'masters set' - in that this is for vets and people who love the game. The mechanics are a bit more tricky, and the cards a lot more wordy - so beware of a bit of AP out there.
October 17, 2015 12:00 AM
Nice addition but poor quality
No less than you would expect from Rio Grande as far as game play. However the quality of the cards is horrible. You can see the difference in the thickness of the cards versus older cards. These cards are so thin and flimsy you cannot shuffle them like a normal shuffle without bending them. What the heck happened Rio Grande?
October 9, 2015 2:55 PM
Gurneywars
No less than you would expect from Rio Grande as far as game play. However the quality of the cards is horrible. You can see the difference in the thickness of the cards versus older cards. These cards are so thin and flimsy you cannot shuffle them like a normal shuffle without bending them. What the heck happened Rio Grande?
October 9, 2015 12:00 AM
Great Expansion to a game I could play forever.
Dominion Adventures adds a lot of new ideas to the game that still stay true to the feel of Dominion. Reserve cards reward good strategic timing, and the new Durations (especially the Duration - Attacks) were long-awaited and do not disappoint.
September 23, 2015 12:49 AM
Justin
Dominion Adventures adds a lot of new ideas to the game that still stay true to the feel of Dominion. Reserve cards reward good strategic timing, and the new Durations (especially the Duration - Attacks) were long-awaited and do not disappoint.
September 23, 2015 12:00 AM
Adds a Lot
Adventures really lives up to it's name. It brings back the orange duration cards but also adds in a Tavern and a couple of sets of cards that will upgrade as you play. For both the Page and the Peasant there are associated cards that do not go in the purchase zone. After you finish a turn you may upgrade the Page/Peasant to specific character who may then upgrade and it goes even a couple levels higher. The idea that you have someone within your command/control who will grow over time is very cool.
September 18, 2015 8:37 PM
Eric
Adventures really lives up to it's name. It brings back the orange duration cards but also adds in a Tavern and a couple of sets of cards that will upgrade as you play. For both the Page and the Peasant there are associated cards that do not go in the purchase zone. After you finish a turn you may upgrade the Page/Peasant to specific character who may then upgrade and it goes even a couple levels higher. The idea that you have someone within your command/control who will grow over time is very cool.
September 18, 2015 12:00 AM
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