Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
A treat for collectors and hardcore Fallen fans who want every single bit of content.
Highlights
- Exclusive content for completionists
- Synergy with main expansions
- Adds subtle tactical layers
Keep in mind
- Requires specific expansions to shine
- Limited content (only 7 cards)
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If you've already dived into the dark universe of Fallen, you know that every detail counts for survival. The Fallen: Outlands Bonus Pack isn't a full game, but rather a small and precious treasure for those looking to expand their experience. It consists of a set of seven promotional cards that were originally distributed to the lucky players who pre-ordered the Cursed Sands and Depths of the Glarr expansions.
These cards act as extra seasoning for your campaign, adding new tactical possibilities and layers of complexity to hand management and dice rolling. In the world of Fallen, where narrative and exploration go hand in hand, having additional cards can be the difference between glory and total defeat. They bring new elements that interact with the storytelling mechanics, allowing your group's story to gain even deeper nuances as you explore the devastated lands.
Since we are talking about a promotional pack, the focus here is on specific content addition. Don't expect extensive manuals or complex new rules; the value lies in the integration of these cards into the existing ecosystem of the base game and its expansions. It's the kind of content that rewards the collector and the dedicated player, bringing that 'something extra' that makes the journey through the Outlands even richer and more unpredictable. If you already own the mentioned expansions, these cards are the perfect complement to complete the experience package.
These cards act as extra seasoning for your campaign, adding new tactical possibilities and layers of complexity to hand management and dice rolling. In the world of Fallen, where narrative and exploration go hand in hand, having additional cards can be the difference between glory and total defeat. They bring new elements that interact with the storytelling mechanics, allowing your group's story to gain even deeper nuances as you explore the devastated lands.
Since we are talking about a promotional pack, the focus here is on specific content addition. Don't expect extensive manuals or complex new rules; the value lies in the integration of these cards into the existing ecosystem of the base game and its expansions. It's the kind of content that rewards the collector and the dedicated player, bringing that 'something extra' that makes the journey through the Outlands even richer and more unpredictable. If you already own the mentioned expansions, these cards are the perfect complement to complete the experience package.
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Publisher
Watchtower Games
Designer
Stephen C. Smith, Tom W. Green, III
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Can I play this pack on its own?
No, it's a set of promotional cards. You need the base game and, preferably, the Cursed Sands and Depths of the Glarr expansions.
What's inside the box?
The pack contains exactly seven promotional cards.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! As these are additional cards, they follow the base game's logic. If you already play Fallen, the adaptation is instant.
How many players is it for?
The game is focused on 2 players, so the pack follows the same dynamic.
Is it worth it if I don't have the expansions?
Honestly? No. The pack was made to complement Cursed Sands and Depths of the Glarr, so without them, you miss most of the point.