9.6
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8.6
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BGG
Our Verdict
Enjoy the intensity of tyrants and cooperative play in an epic dice game.
Highlights
- Unique challenges from each tyrant
- Enhanced deck building
- Engaging cooperative mode
- High-quality components
Keep in mind
- Moderate language dependency
- Requires translated cards
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Too Many Bones: Age of Tyranny is the expansion that turns the already iconic dice and deck-building game into an epic adventure featuring seven different tyrants. If you’re familiar with Too Many Bones, you know each turn is a race against your own luck: you roll the dice, pick the cards that best fit your hand, and try to outlast your opponents before they finish you off. Age of Tyranny adds depth by bringing in the seven tyrants, each with unique abilities and challenges that change how you play.
The expansion introduces a new set of dice, cards, and tokens representing the tyrants and their powers. It also adds a new "pool" of cards that can be built over the course of the game, letting players further customize their strategies. The deck, bag, and pool building mechanic remains strong, but now you can use tyrant cards to shift the flow of play, forcing opponents to react in unexpected ways.
A highlight is cooperation: while Too Many Bones is traditionally competitive, Age of Tyranny introduces cooperative modes that let you and your friends tackle the tyrants as a team. This opens new tactical possibilities and boosts replayability. The expansion also features a moderate complexity level, making it accessible to beginners while still offering depth for experienced players.
Components are robust: PVC cards, high‑quality dice, and detailed tokens give a sense of weight and durability. Language dependency is moderate, as some cards need translation for everyone to understand the effects. If you already own the base game and enjoy challenges, Age of Tyranny is an addition that will lift your dice repertoire to a new level.
The expansion also includes a detailed rulebook that clearly explains how to integrate the tyrants into the flow of play, along with strategy tips for each one. The card art brings classic fantasy elements—dragons, knights, and mages—reinforcing the adventure atmosphere. If you’re looking for a way to play Too Many Bones with more excitement and variety, Age of Tyranny is the right choice.
The expansion introduces a new set of dice, cards, and tokens representing the tyrants and their powers. It also adds a new "pool" of cards that can be built over the course of the game, letting players further customize their strategies. The deck, bag, and pool building mechanic remains strong, but now you can use tyrant cards to shift the flow of play, forcing opponents to react in unexpected ways.
A highlight is cooperation: while Too Many Bones is traditionally competitive, Age of Tyranny introduces cooperative modes that let you and your friends tackle the tyrants as a team. This opens new tactical possibilities and boosts replayability. The expansion also features a moderate complexity level, making it accessible to beginners while still offering depth for experienced players.
Components are robust: PVC cards, high‑quality dice, and detailed tokens give a sense of weight and durability. Language dependency is moderate, as some cards need translation for everyone to understand the effects. If you already own the base game and enjoy challenges, Age of Tyranny is an addition that will lift your dice repertoire to a new level.
The expansion also includes a detailed rulebook that clearly explains how to integrate the tyrants into the flow of play, along with strategy tips for each one. The card art brings classic fantasy elements—dragons, knights, and mages—reinforcing the adventure atmosphere. If you’re looking for a way to play Too Many Bones with more excitement and variety, Age of Tyranny is the right choice.
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Publisher
Chip Theory Games, Fox in the Box, Frosted Games, Gameland 游戏大陆, Lavka Games, Lucky Duck Games, Portal Games
Designer
Adam Carlson, Josh J. Carlson
Artist
Anthony LeTourneau
How many players can play?
1 to 4 players.
What is the average playtime?
Between 60 and 90 minutes.
What is the complexity level?
Moderate complexity, suitable for beginners and experienced players.
What new components are included?
New dice, tyrant cards, tokens, and a card pool.
Do I need translated cards?
Yes, if your language is not Portuguese, the cards need to be translated.
Is there a cooperative mode?
Yes, the expansion introduces cooperative modes with the tyrants.
Is it compatible with the base game?
Yes, Age of Tyranny is an official expansion that fits perfectly with the base game.