Dungeon Saga Origins: Glimmer of Greed Expansion brings a fresh chapter for those familiar with the base game. If you’ve already journeyed with Danor, Madriga, Orlaf, and Rordin through Pannithor’s dungeons, get ready for a continuation that expands the setting, introduces the feared goblin faction, and a host of enemies that will test your tactics. The expansion keeps the cooperative and exploratory essence that made the original beloved, but adds new components: event cards, treasure tokens, goblin miniatures, and a new rule set for the Overlord and heroes. Gameplay remains in the 60 to 120‑minute window, though it can stretch if you opt for the new missions and challenges. The action‑queue and interrupt mechanics create tension each turn, while area movement lets teams plan coverage and attack strategies. For those who loved the base, the expansion offers deeper depth, with end‑game bonuses rewarding full exploration and goblin boss defeats. If you enjoy engaging narratives and team cooperation, Glimmer of Greed is a great pick. The main caveat is the need for translated cards or spreadsheets, as language can be a hurdle. Also, the bubble of average playtime may be longer if you explore all possibilities. In short, the expansion is a solid continuation that expands the Dungeon Saga Origins universe while keeping the balance between challenge and fun. The expansion also introduces a new campaign mode, letting players craft longer narratives by linking multiple missions. The new stat checks add depth to combat, requiring players to consider attributes like strength, dexterity, and intelligence when choosing actions. The modular board remains, but now includes new pieces that alter the layout, creating new routes and traps. Solo players will find balanced challenges, while larger groups can leverage asymmetric role information for more complex strategies. In terms of components, the expansion offers detailed goblin miniatures, shiny treasure tokens, and event cards that can turn the game unexpectedly. The graphic design keeps the shadowed, epic aesthetic of the base game, with illustrations evoking the atmosphere of dark dungeons.