Terraforming Mars: Aqueduct Systems Promo Card
FryxGames, Reflexshop, Schwerkraft-Verlag · Board game · 2024
1–5
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120 min
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Our Verdict
Terraforming Mars fans who love fine-tuning their strategies will enjoy this promo card. A small upgrade with big potential!
Highlights
- Adds strategic depth
- Easy to integrate
- Collector’s delight
Keep in mind
- Limited availability
- Only worth it for hardcore players
FOR GENRE FANS
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The Aqueduct Systems promo card is a small but valuable addition for Terraforming Mars fans. Initially released in the Prelude 2 Kickstarter, this automated card with a building tag requires you to have a city next to an ocean to activate it. When played, it lets you draw three building cards and grants 1 victory point. Perfect for those who’ve mastered the base game and want an extra strategic edge, this promo is a treat for collectors and competitive players alike. Just a heads-up: since it’s a limited item, it might be tricky to find outside board game conventions or special events.
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Do I need any expansion to use this card?
No, it works with the base game but is also compatible with all expansions.
Where can I buy this promo card?
It was released in the Prelude 2 Kickstarter and might pop up at board game conventions or specialty stores.
How many Aqueduct Systems cards come in the pack?
There are 50 cards total—enough for large groups or collectors.
Does this card unbalance the game?
No, it’s well-balanced and requires specific conditions to use (city next to an ocean).
Is it worth it for casual players?
Only if you’re a hardcore fan or collector. Casual players might not even notice the difference.
