Rising Sun: Daimyo Box

CMON Global Limited, Game Harbor, Guillotine Games · Board game · 2018
8.9 Ludopedia 8.5 BGG 3–6 · best 4 90–120 min Weight 3.4/5
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FOR GENRE FANS

For those who already love Rising Sun and want more than the base game offers, the Daimyo Box is an essential upgrade! It brings all those cool Kickstarter extras that boost the experience with more clans, monsters, and plastic components that put on a show on the table.

Highlights
  • Incredible plastic components
  • New clans and monsters
  • More replayability guaranteed
  • Expands the game's universe
Keep in mind
  • Requires the base game
  • Increases complexity
  • Moderate language dependency
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If you're already into the vibe of Rising Sun and want to supercharge your games, the Daimyo Box is your next move! This beauty packs all those exclusive Kickstarter stretch goals that had everyone drooling. Imagine an epic game of strategy, negotiation, and area control in feudal Japan, but with even more options and substantial components.

Inside this box, you'll find a ton of cool stuff to upgrade the base game. There are extra season cards to keep the meta fresh, plastic strongholds and alliance tokens to make everything more tactile and visually appealing, and even plastic mandate and ronin markers. Oh, and for those who love different clans, the Daimyo Box introduces the Fox Clan for you to dominate the board with new abilities. To top it all off, 10 incredible monsters (like Koneko, Kotahi, the Phoenix, and other mythological beings) will invade the battlefield and change the course of the game. Ready to add more chaos and strategy to your collection?

With this expansion, the Rising Sun experience becomes even richer and offers more replayability. The new clans and monsters bring unprecedented challenges, while the plastic components add a special touch to the table. It's the perfect choice for those who want to explore all facets of this universe and enjoy epic battles with friends, adding an extra layer of complexity and fun. If you're a fan of the base game and are looking for more quality content, this box is a feast!

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3–6 players
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Game details

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Components: Miniatures Continents: Asia Country: Japan Crowdfunding: Kickstarter Game: Rising Sun Players: Expansions Changing Player Count
Publisher CMON Global Limited, Game Harbor, Guillotine Games
Designer Eric M. Lang
Artist Adrian Smith

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

6 questions
Do I need the base game Rising Sun to use the Daimyo Box?
Absolutely! The Daimyo Box is an expansion, so it adds content and components to the base game of Rising Sun. You can't play without it.
What are the main components this box adds?
It includes a lot of exclusive Kickstarter extras, such as an extra set of season cards, plastic strongholds and alliance tokens, plastic mandate and ronin markers, the Fox Clan, and 10 different monsters.
Does this expansion significantly change the game's complexity?
Yes, somewhat. With more clans, monsters, and options, the game becomes richer and more strategic, but also a bit more complex to master initially.
How much playtime does the Daimyo Box add?
The box itself doesn't directly add playtime, but the greater variety of clans, monsters, and strategies might make games last a bit longer, especially when players are exploring the new content.
Does the game become longer with this expansion?
It might. The addition of more elements and the need to adapt to new tactics and threats can extend the duration of matches, particularly the first few times you play with the new content.
Do I need to translate the cards or components?
Yes, Ludopedia indicates a moderate language dependency. It's recommended to have the cards translated or use a reference sheet to make the most of it.