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Our Verdict
Santorini fans craving more god options will dig this pack. Adds fresh variety without overcomplicating things.
Highlights
- Creative new abilities
- Easy to mix with base game
- Budget-friendly expansion
Keep in mind
- Rules online-only (annoying)
- Doesn't rebalance original gods
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The Santorini: Promo Pack is a small set of extra Greek gods to spice up your base game. It includes six new deity cards — Eris, Maenads, Castor & Pollux, Proteus, Tyche, and Scylla — each bringing unique abilities that shake up gameplay. Heads up: the detailed rules for these gods are online-only, so keep your phone handy for quick mid-game checks. If you've exhausted the original gods or crave more strategic variety, this pack delivers. Just remember it's not standalone: you'll need the original Santorini to use these. Pro tip: Tyche, goddess of luck, is perfect for fans of controlled chaos!
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Publisher
Roxley
Designer
Gord!, Michael Van Biesbrouck
Artist
David Forest, Lina Cossette
Do I need the base game to play?
Yes, original Santorini is required. This is just an add-on card pack.
Are the cards language-dependent?
Most editions are English-only, but text is minimal (just names and icons).
Worth it for Roxley edition owners?
Absolutely! Cards match the premium art style.
How long does the novelty last?
Depends on playstyle. Trying all combos? 15-20 games to exhaust possibilities.
Which god is most OP?
Tyche (luck) can swing games solo, but Proteus (shapeshifting) takes skill to master.