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Our Verdict
Perfect for Ascension fans looking for more depth without losing the speed!
Highlights
- New layers of strategy
- Unique champion powers
- Standalone play versatility
- New challenges: Monsters and Constructs
Keep in mind
- High language dependency
- Requires base game knowledge
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Forget the old landscape of six realms; everything has changed and only one remains: New Vigil. If you're already an Ascension fan, get ready to level up, because Dawn of Champions brings an extra layer of strategy that will keep you on your toes. Here, you aren't just another fighter; you step into the role of your faction's Champion. This means you lead with a unique champion card, building reputation to unlock powerful cards and effects that can shift the tide of battle at any moment. The world of New Vigil is treacherous and full of surprises, featuring new multi-faction cards that you'll be itching to grab. But it's not just about faction cards! We've got Monsters and Constructs entering the fray, adding new layers of challenges and rewards to the board. The best part? This set is incredibly versatile: you can play it as a complete standalone game or mix it with other Ascension sets to create an even more chaotic and fun card ecosystem. It's the perfect expansion for those wanting more depth without losing that signature Ascension speed. If you're looking for an epic fantasy experience that is fast-paced and full of constant decisions, you've just found your next tabletop obsession!
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Stone Blade Entertainment
Designer
Justin Gary
Artist
Anton Magdalin, David Wyatt, Eric Sabee, Justin Gerard
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Can I play with just this set?
Yes! It is designed to function as a complete standalone game.
How long does a game last?
Usually between 30 to 40 minutes, maintaining the series' fast pace.
Is the game too complex?
The weight is moderate. If you are familiar with deck building, you'll pick it up quickly.
How many players can play?
1 to 4 players, including rules for solo play.
Do I need other Ascension games?
Not mandatory, but mixing sets makes the experience much richer.
Is there a lot of English text?
Yes, there is high language dependency, so a translation or English knowledge is helpful.