Star Wars Villainous: Revenge at Last — Price & soundtrack

Ever wondered what it's like to stop saving the galaxy and finally be the one calling the shots in the Empire? In Star Wars Villainous: Revenge at Last, you ditch the hero's cape and step into the boots of two of the most ruthless villains in the saga: Captain Phasma and Darth Maul. But don't be fooled; this isn't just about playing cards; each villain has their own sinister agenda and very different ways of crushing the competition.

If you choose Captain Phasma, the focus is on military discipline and ambition. You must manage your soldiers with an iron fist, using the 'Vanish' action to strategically position First Order Stormtrooper Officers across the map. The cruel twist? You can even sacrifice your own allies through the 'Forged in Battle' effect to promote other soldiers. It's the definition of 'the ends justify the means.'

With Darth Maul, the vibe is pure revenge against the Jedi. Instead of simply defeating heroes, Maul manipulates the board: he recruits a hero to be his apprentice, strengthens that bond, and uses his allies to weaken opponents. When you 'Vanquish' someone, you don't discard the card; instead, you apply a -1 strength token, leaving the hero vulnerable for the final blow. It's a mental game of chess where manipulation is your greatest weapon.

The game features exclusive missions and rules for iconic ships and transports that add an extra layer of immersion. And the best part: if you already own other Star Wars Villainous boxes (like Power of the Dark Side or Scum and Villainy), you can mix and match villains to create epic clashes across different eras of the galaxy. It's a standalone experience that massively expands the possibilities for those who love causing chaos on the tabletop.