Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
A niche add-on for those looking for a little extra gold in their Midgard adventures.
Highlights
- Useful resource boost
- Cool collector's item
- Adds strategic variety
Keep in mind
- Requires base game
- Limited promo content
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If you're already a die-hard fan of Champions of Midgard and are always hunting for that extra edge to boost your sessions, get your axe ready! We're talking about the Shipwreck Journey Promo Cards, a special piece of content designed to add a little extra spice to your Viking adventures. But just a heads-up between friends: don't try to play this solo, okay? These are promotional cards that strictly require the base game to work.
Originally created for the Polish edition, these promo cards have become a cool collector's item, especially since they were included as exclusives in certain Kickstarter editions (like the Jarl Edition from the Dark Mountains/Valhalla expansions). The effect is straightforward and incredibly handy during gameplay: using them allows you to gain 2 gold. It might not sound like much to some, but in a game centered on resource management and combat, every single coin counts when deciding whether to bolster your army or chase more glory.
In short, this is a niche item, perfect for players looking to shake up their strategies or for those dedicated to collecting everything the Midgard universe has to offer. If you enjoy having extra options to handle maritime mishaps and ensure your economy doesn't sink, these cards are a fantastic supplement to your gaming sessions. It's exactly the kind of detail that makes a difference at the table when gold is tight and the fate of Midgard hangs in the balance!
Originally created for the Polish edition, these promo cards have become a cool collector's item, especially since they were included as exclusives in certain Kickstarter editions (like the Jarl Edition from the Dark Mountains/Valhalla expansions). The effect is straightforward and incredibly handy during gameplay: using them allows you to gain 2 gold. It might not sound like much to some, but in a game centered on resource management and combat, every single coin counts when deciding whether to bolster your army or chase more glory.
In short, this is a niche item, perfect for players looking to shake up their strategies or for those dedicated to collecting everything the Midgard universe has to offer. If you enjoy having extra options to handle maritime mishaps and ensure your economy doesn't sink, these cards are a fantastic supplement to your gaming sessions. It's exactly the kind of detail that makes a difference at the table when gold is tight and the fate of Midgard hangs in the balance!
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2
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3
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4
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Publisher
Corax Games, Czacha Games
Designer
Ole Steiness
Community
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535owners
51wishlist
31want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Can I play with just these cards?
Not at all! These are promo cards and strictly require the Champions of Midgard base game to work.
What exactly do these cards do?
They provide a straightforward effect of gaining 2 gold during play.
How many players is this for?
They follow the base game's scale, supporting 2 to 4 players.
How much extra time does it add?
The impact on playtime is minimal, keeping the average around 60-90 min.
Is it hard to use?
Not at all; the effect is very simple and direct, without complicating existing rules.
Is it worth getting?
If you already own the game and want to collect or have a small economic edge, then yes!