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FOR GENRE FANS
Enjoyed Trickerion and want another trick up your sleeve? This promo card adds a new location that supercharges your trick preparation!
Highlights
- Speeds up trick preparation
- Adds strategic flexibility
- Great for AP optimization
Keep in mind
- Small, specific addition
- Requires base game and knowledge
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If you're a fan of Trickerion and want another spot for your magicians to shine, this promo card is a gem! It introduces a new workshop location with a really cool ability: 'Expert Preparations.' Essentially, you can spend your precious Action Points to speed up the preparation of your tricks, placing markers without worrying about the normal AP cost or if markers are already there. It's a way to optimize your actions and give an extra boost to your performance as an illusionist.
This card is perfect for those who crave more flexibility and a quicker method to advance trick preparation, especially when the competition is fierce. It integrates smoothly with the base game, serving as another strategic option during the character placement phase. For those playing against the Dahlgaard's Heir solo mode, the card also adds an interesting dynamic, making the location a more contested spot. If you've already mastered the base game and are looking for that little extra strategic edge to make your sessions even more epic, this promo card is a welcome addition. It doesn't radically change the game, but it offers a valuable shortcut for those who know how to seize opportunities and optimize every action point.
This card is perfect for those who crave more flexibility and a quicker method to advance trick preparation, especially when the competition is fierce. It integrates smoothly with the base game, serving as another strategic option during the character placement phase. For those playing against the Dahlgaard's Heir solo mode, the card also adds an interesting dynamic, making the location a more contested spot. If you've already mastered the base game and are looking for that little extra strategic edge to make your sessions even more epic, this promo card is a welcome addition. It doesn't radically change the game, but it offers a valuable shortcut for those who know how to seize opportunities and optimize every action point.
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Publisher
(Self-Published), Corax Games
Designer
Dávid Turczi, Richard Ámann, Viktor Péter
Artist
Villő Farkas
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1,270owners
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48want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Does this promo card significantly change the Trickerion game?
No, it adds a location with a specific ability to optimize trick preparation. It's an addition, not a rule revolution.
Do I need any specific expansion to use this card?
The card works with the base Trickerion game. If you plan to play against the Dahlgaard's Heir solo mode, you will need the Dahlgaard's Academy expansion for the specific interaction mentioned.
What is the main benefit of using this card?
The main benefit is the ability to speed up your trick preparation, allowing you to perform them faster or spend your Action Points more efficiently.
Is this card difficult to understand or integrate into games?
The rule is quite straightforward. Once you understand how Action Points and trick preparation work in the base game, integrating it is simple.
Who is this card most recommended for?
It's recommended for players who already enjoy Trickerion, master its mechanics, and are looking for ways to optimize their strategies or gain a bit more agility.
How many players can benefit from this card in a game?
The card adds a location that can be used by any player during the character placement phase, benefiting everyone who utilizes it.