FFG: New Releases and Sneak Peeks!
Fantasy Flight Games is at Adepticon and they are showing off the latest wave for Armada. Come see all the new stuff from FFG!
I was at Adepticon 2017 earlier this week and I got to take some quick snap shots of the wave VI ships. Also, don’t be surprised if there are a ton of new or interested players for Runewars because FFG included a copy for anyone with a VIP/VIG swag-bag!
And now for the new releases!
via FFG
Station One $14.95
AdvertisementStation One is the second Data Pack in the Red Sand Cycle for Android: Netrunner, and it continues the cycle’s exploration of the tensions between the Corps, Runners, and clan members of Mars.
With its sixty cards (three copies each of twenty different cards), Station One carries us to the primary hub for Bradbury Railway Co.’s mag-lev inductracks, a site that’s crucial to the distribution of food, fuel, and raw materials across the resource-starved cities and nodes of Mars. The Martian colonists scattered across the planet’s surface rely upon its supplies for their survival. The megacorps terraforming the planet—and increasing their control over it—view the station as a vital hub for their financial investments. And the opportunistic runners of Android: Netrunner? They see Station One as a tempting target through which all the secrets of Mars must pass.
You’ll find new assets, resources, programs, and barriers. You’ll find Clan Aeneas exerting its influence. And you’ll find a daring new Criminal runner identity—one willing to “face check” ice if it will help him turn a profit.
Releasing later month/early April:
Race Across Harad $14.95 (March 30th Release)
Race Across Harad is the second Adventure Pack in the Haradrim cycle for The Lord of the Rings: The Card Game.
After a small band of Middle-earth’s greatest heroes capture and tame some oliphaunts to help carry them out of Harad, the new scenario in Race Across Harad pits them against the pack of wargs and their riders who arrive hard upon their heels. Even while their towering oliphaunts may give the heroes an early advantage, the heroes know they cannot ignore the warg-riders and their barbed arrows. Instead, their only hope is to quicken their pace and ride for the Ford of Harnen where their massive oliphaunts might be able to crash through waters too deep for the wargs to cross…
Meanwhile, even as the scenario from Race Across Harad brings this frantic chase to life, it enhances your deck-building options with a new Dúnedain hero, plus three copies each of nine different player cards. These enhance a wide range of the game’s existing keywords, Traits, and mechanics. You’ll find support for everything from Mounts to side quests and from the Doomed keyword to the cycle’s new focus on events that offer powerful rewards when you can target specific pairs of Traits.
Watchers on the Wall $29.95
(Now Shipping – Future Release Date)
At the northern edge of the Seven Kingdoms, there is the Wall. Built from massive blocks of ice and guarded by ancient, forgotten spells, it towers over 700 feet tall, forbidding entry to all who dwell beyond. A wall is only as strong as its defenders, and here, those defenders are the Night’s Watch. In the Night’s Watch, all men are brothers. Knights, lords, and the brothers of kings rub shoulders with slavers, murderers, and the scum of Westeros. Their task is grim and cold and thankless—no songs will ever be sung for them. Yet their vigilance is all that protects the southern lands from wildlings and the Others.
Travel north and join the Night’s Watch with the Watchers on the Wall deluxe expansion for A Game of Thrones: The Card Game! Within this expansion, the Night’s Watch explores new and existing themes, as you find new ways to defend the Wall, new ways to conscript your opponent’s characters, and plenty of rewards for focusing on the three branches of the Night’s Watch: Rangers, Stewards, and Builders. Along with the nameless men who swell the ranks of the Night’s Watch, you’ll find new versions of iconic characters from throughout the saga, including Jon Snow, Old Bear Mormont, Maester Aemon, and Samwell Tarly.
And although the focus of this expansion rests on the Night’s Watch, you’ll find two new non-loyal cards for every other faction, expanding your options for any alliance. You’ll also receive an assortment of neutral cards portraying the Night’s Watch’s most common enemies, the Wildlings. With seven new plots (one loyal to the Night’s Watch) rounding out the expansion, Watchers on the Wall offers new pathways to victory for every deck.
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