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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who own the base game and want more visceral and thematic twists. Adding the werewolf brings an animalistic narrative freshness!
Highlights
- Impressively detailed miniatures
- Creative new haunt scenarios
- Increases character variety
- Seamless integration with base rules
Keep in mind
- Requires the 3rd edition base game
- Limited content for those seeking a massive overhaul
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If you already enjoy the tension of exploring the mansion in the 3rd edition of Betrayal at House on the Hill, get ready for a new level of panic. 'The Werewolf's Journey: Blood on the Moon' expansion introduces Sara to the mix. At first glance, she looks like just another typical teenager trying to survive the chaos, but don't be fooled: once the haunt begins, the mask slips, and she transforms into a feral, bloodthirsty werewolf.
What makes this expansion great is that it doesn't just add a character; it shifts the narrative dynamics. With five new haunt scenarios specifically designed to integrate the beast into the plot, the group of explorers must decide quickly: do they try to help Sara control her instincts, or do they start the hunt to destroy her before everyone becomes dinner?
Inside the box, you'll find two highly detailed miniatures (including both the human and beast forms), two new room tiles to expand the mansion, four game cards, and a custom scenario card. It's the perfect addition for those who want more variety in the game's twists and love that 'who is the traitor this time?' feeling. Keep in mind that, as an expansion, you must own the 3rd edition base game to play. It's time to gather your friends, turn on the lights (or turn them off, if you're brave), and find out if you can survive the Blood Moon!
What makes this expansion great is that it doesn't just add a character; it shifts the narrative dynamics. With five new haunt scenarios specifically designed to integrate the beast into the plot, the group of explorers must decide quickly: do they try to help Sara control her instincts, or do they start the hunt to destroy her before everyone becomes dinner?
Inside the box, you'll find two highly detailed miniatures (including both the human and beast forms), two new room tiles to expand the mansion, four game cards, and a custom scenario card. It's the perfect addition for those who want more variety in the game's twists and love that 'who is the traitor this time?' feeling. Keep in mind that, as an expansion, you must own the 3rd edition base game to play. It's time to gather your friends, turn on the lights (or turn them off, if you're brave), and find out if you can survive the Blood Moon!
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Publisher
Avalon Hill
Designer
Banana Chan, Brian Neff, Bruce Glassco, Dave Chalker, Jabari Weathers, Noah Cohen, Sophie Horton-Jones, Will Sobel
Artist
Henning Ludvigsen
Which game do I need to use this expansion?
You must own the Betrayal at House on the Hill 3rd Edition base game.
What's inside the box?
Two detailed miniatures, 5 haunt scenarios, 4 game cards, 2 room tiles, and 1 scenario card.
Is Sara always the traitor?
She has the ability to transform during the haunt, but the dynamics depend on the scenario drawn!
How many people can play?
The base game supports 3 to 6 players, and the expansion maintains this count.
Is it hard to learn?
If you already know the 3rd edition, it's instant. It's just a new character and new scenarios.
Is the game available in English?
Yes, but always check the box version to ensure it matches your language preference.