Thunderstone: Wrath of the Elements
Alderac Entertainment Group, Arclight Games, Edge Entertainment · Board game · 2010
1–5 · best 3
Solo
45 min
Weight 2.7/5
8.3
rating
Ludopedia
7.5
rating
BGG
8.3
rating
Ludopedia
7.5
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
If you already enjoy Thunderstone and want more challenge with a dash of surprise, this expansion is for you! The traps change the game and the new box is a sweet bonus.
Highlights
- More heroes and monsters
- New village cards
- Introduces traps
- Awesome organizer box
Keep in mind
- Requires base game
- Increases complexity
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Get ready to dive headfirst into another epic adventure with Thunderstone: Wrath of the Elements! This expansion supercharges the already fantastic Thunderstone with a ton of new content that will make your adventurer's heart beat faster. If you enjoy the idea of dungeon crawling and facing dangers in card format, things get even more intense here.
Wrath of the Elements doesn't skimp on content: there are seven brand-new heroes, six unprecedented monster types ready to give you a headache (and victory points, if you're clever!), and a bunch of village cards that will offer new purchasing and strategic options. But the real star here is the Traps! This new card type can turn the game upside down when it appears from the Dungeon deck, creating unexpected obstacles and testing your adaptability. Will you be able to overcome these new threats and finally claim the Thunderstone?
In addition to all the gameplay content that expands deck-building and hand management possibilities, the expansion also brings a brand-new, super-durable box with plenty of space to store both Wrath of the Elements cards and the base game cards. And the best part: it's compact and easy to carry anywhere, coming with labeled dividers to keep everything organized. Oh, and the art remains spectacular, with Jason Engle once again delivering amazing illustrations. If you're already a fan of Thunderstone, this expansion is a must-have to refresh your adventures and challenges.
Wrath of the Elements doesn't skimp on content: there are seven brand-new heroes, six unprecedented monster types ready to give you a headache (and victory points, if you're clever!), and a bunch of village cards that will offer new purchasing and strategic options. But the real star here is the Traps! This new card type can turn the game upside down when it appears from the Dungeon deck, creating unexpected obstacles and testing your adaptability. Will you be able to overcome these new threats and finally claim the Thunderstone?
In addition to all the gameplay content that expands deck-building and hand management possibilities, the expansion also brings a brand-new, super-durable box with plenty of space to store both Wrath of the Elements cards and the base game cards. And the best part: it's compact and easy to carry anywhere, coming with labeled dividers to keep everything organized. Oh, and the art remains spectacular, with Jason Engle once again delivering amazing illustrations. If you're already a fan of Thunderstone, this expansion is a must-have to refresh your adventures and challenges.
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Publisher
Alderac Entertainment Group, Arclight Games, Edge Entertainment, Pegasus Spiele, Wargames Club Publishing
Designer
Mike Elliott
Artist
Jason Engle
Do I need the base Thunderstone game to play with Wrath of the Elements?
Yes, absolutely! Wrath of the Elements is an expansion and adds content to the base game, so you need to own the original Thunderstone to play.
How many players does this expansion support?
The expansion maintains the player count of the base game, which is 1 to 5 players. Perfect for solo play or with a group!
What's the average playtime with this expansion?
The playtime remains similar to the base game, generally between 45 and 60 minutes, depending on player experience and the number of participants.
Are the Traps very punishing?
Traps add an element of risk and surprise. They can be challenging, but they also offer opportunities for those who know how to handle them, integrating well into the game's strategy.
Is the box that comes with the expansion useful?
Yes! The box is a major plus. It's durable, compact, fits everything (expansion + base game), and even comes with dividers, making organization and transport much easier.
Does the game's complexity increase significantly with this expansion?
Somewhat. The introduction of Traps and the new cards add more strategic layers, but for those already familiar with the base game, adaptation is smooth. The BGG weight indicates moderate complexity.
