Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
If you already enjoy Tannhäuser and want to spice up your games, Ramirez is a worthwhile addition! He brings a trap specialist that changes the game's dynamics.
Highlights
- Trap specialist character
- Detailed pre-painted miniature
- New scenario to explore
- Unique player powers
Keep in mind
- Requires base game Tannhäuser
- Addition to an existing game
- Moderate language dependency
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Introducing Ramirez, a figure that will add a special touch to your Tannhäuser games! If you enjoy the base game and want more tactical options, this expansion is for you. Ramirez is a Union soldier who is a master of traps, and with him on the field, things get more interesting. He brings a highly detailed, pre-painted miniature, ready to join the fray, along with a reference card explaining his abilities and an introductory scenario to get the fun started right away.
This expansion is perfect for those who like to explore different strategies and unique powers for each character. Dice rolling remains a key element, adding that dose of unpredictability we love (or hate, depending on the day!). With Ramirez, you can set ambushes, control the battlefield with his traps, and surprise the opponent. It's the kind of addition that revitalizes the base game, offering new ways to play and strategize matches.
Remember that, as it's an expansion, you need to own the original Tannhäuser game to use Ramirez. He doesn't come alone but brings a complete package with everything you need to introduce this trap specialist to your arsenal. If you're a fan of Tannhäuser and enjoy themes of war, espionage, and a touch of horror, this expansion is a perfect fit to broaden your adventures in the game's universe.
This expansion is perfect for those who like to explore different strategies and unique powers for each character. Dice rolling remains a key element, adding that dose of unpredictability we love (or hate, depending on the day!). With Ramirez, you can set ambushes, control the battlefield with his traps, and surprise the opponent. It's the kind of addition that revitalizes the base game, offering new ways to play and strategize matches.
Remember that, as it's an expansion, you need to own the original Tannhäuser game to use Ramirez. He doesn't come alone but brings a complete package with everything you need to introduce this trap specialist to your arsenal. If you're a fan of Tannhäuser and enjoy themes of war, espionage, and a touch of horror, this expansion is a perfect fit to broaden your adventures in the game's universe.
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Best player count
BGG community vote
2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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8
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10
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Edge Entertainment, Fantasy Flight Games, Heidelberger Spieleverlag, Nexus Editrice, Take On You
Designer
Didier Poli, William Grosselin
Artist
Didier Poli
Community
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1,233owners
40wishlist
10want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Do I need to own Tannhäuser to play with Ramirez?
Yes, Ramirez is an expansion and requires the base game Tannhäuser to be played.
How many players can participate with this expansion?
The expansion itself does not change the player count of the base game, which is for 2 to 10 players.
What comes in the Ramirez box?
You receive a pre-painted Ramirez miniature, a reference card with his abilities, and an introductory scenario.
Does Ramirez add a lot of complexity to the game?
It adds a new tactical layer with his trap abilities, but the overall complexity of the game remains similar to the base Tannhäuser, which is considered medium-weight.
Which historical period is this expansion focused on?
Tannhäuser has an alternate WWI and WWII setting, and Ramirez fits into this context.
Is it difficult to learn to play with Ramirez?
No, the reference card explains his abilities well, and the introductory scenario helps you get the hang of it quickly.