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Our Verdict
Perfect for those seeking more aggression and a 3-player experience. The free-for-all mode completely shifts the game's dynamic!
Highlights
- New faction with aggressive playstyle
- 3-player mode finally available
- Fully compatible with other factions
- Great thematic art and components
Keep in mind
- Requires base game to play
- Moderate language dependency
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Get your jetpacks ready because the galaxy's most feared bounty hunters have arrived! The Mandalorian Faction Pack expands the universe of Star Wars: The Deckbuilding Game, bringing the Mandalorian faction to your table. If you enjoy an aggressive playstyle, this expansion is for you, as it focuses on attacking enemy cards directly in the galaxy row and gaining strength while the Force remains balanced. It's not just about having the best hand, but about using Mandalorian tactics to dominate the field.
The pack is comprehensive: you get new starter cards, base cards, and additions to the galaxy deck, ensuring a seamless integration with the base game. But the real highlight is the new 3-player rules. Thanks to some special neutral cards included in the box, you can now run a 'free-for-all' mode, turning the game from a duel into a chaotic brawl for galactic supremacy.
The best part is the full compatibility. If you already own other factions, you can mix and match them to create customized combinations and test wild strategies. Ever wondered how a Mandalorian fares against previous factions? Now you can find out. Just remember: this is an expansion, so you'll need the base game (either the original version or the Clone Wars edition) to play. It's the perfect chance to bring the aesthetic and power of Mando and his crew to your sessions, adding layers of strategy and, of course, a ton of thematic fun.
The pack is comprehensive: you get new starter cards, base cards, and additions to the galaxy deck, ensuring a seamless integration with the base game. But the real highlight is the new 3-player rules. Thanks to some special neutral cards included in the box, you can now run a 'free-for-all' mode, turning the game from a duel into a chaotic brawl for galactic supremacy.
The best part is the full compatibility. If you already own other factions, you can mix and match them to create customized combinations and test wild strategies. Ever wondered how a Mandalorian fares against previous factions? Now you can find out. Just remember: this is an expansion, so you'll need the base game (either the original version or the Clone Wars edition) to play. It's the perfect chance to bring the aesthetic and power of Mando and his crew to your sessions, adding layers of strategy and, of course, a ton of thematic fun.
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Rules manual — Star Wars: The Deckbuilding Game – Mandalorian Faction Pack
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Publisher
Fantasy Flight Games, MTS Games, Rebel Sp. z o.o.
Designer
Caleb Grace
Artist
Henning Ludvigsen
Can I play this pack as a standalone game?
No, it's an expansion. You must own Star Wars: The Deckbuilding Game (original or Clone Wars) to play.
What changes with the Mandalorian faction?
They introduce a more offensive playstyle, focusing on attacking cards in the galaxy row and leveraging the Force's balance.
Can we play with 3 people now?
Yes! The pack includes special rules and neutral cards that enable a 'free-for-all' mode for 3 players.
Can I mix Mandalorians with other factions?
Absolutely! It's compatible with all previous factions, allowing for customized gameplay experiences.
Is the game complex?
The weight is 2/5, making it very accessible. If you know the base game, the learning curve for the new faction is very short.
How long does a game last?
Games are typically fast, lasting around 30 minutes.