7.9
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Ludopedia
7.3
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love tactical miniature combat and enjoy the feeling that each faction plays uniquely.
Highlights
- Well-executed faction asymmetry
- Miniatures with great table presence
- Easy to learn and apply rules
- Dynamic and unpredictable combat
Keep in mind
- Strong reliance on card luck
- Initial tactical learning curve
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Imagine that the great evil has finally fallen, but he didn't go alone: he took the entire capital down with him. What remains is absolute chaos, a lawless territory known as the Wildlands. Now, you and your rivals fight over the remnants of this world in search of treasure, glory, or simply the chance to survive another day. Here, diplomacy is short, and the sword is long.
Taking command of distinct factions, you'll handle a unique deck that defines how your troops behave. The beauty lies in the asymmetry: while some factions dominate the field with devastating ranged attacks, others prefer the raw strength of melee combat or the synergy between their characters. This variety ensures that every match requires a different strategy, as you'll need to adapt your movements to your opponents' playstyles.
Designed by the renowned Martin Wallace, Wildlands is a skirmish game that balances simplicity and depth. The rules are intuitive enough for you to start playing quickly, but tactical nuances—such as secret unit deployment and unexpected interrupts—create layers of strategy that reward those who can read the game. With detailed miniatures that bring the battlefield to life, the experience is visually striking and mechanically dynamic. It's the kind of game where a perfect plan can be undone by a well-timed card, making every clash tense and unpredictable. If you enjoy tactical combat games where card management dictates the pace of the battle, Wildlands is exactly what you're looking for.
Taking command of distinct factions, you'll handle a unique deck that defines how your troops behave. The beauty lies in the asymmetry: while some factions dominate the field with devastating ranged attacks, others prefer the raw strength of melee combat or the synergy between their characters. This variety ensures that every match requires a different strategy, as you'll need to adapt your movements to your opponents' playstyles.
Designed by the renowned Martin Wallace, Wildlands is a skirmish game that balances simplicity and depth. The rules are intuitive enough for you to start playing quickly, but tactical nuances—such as secret unit deployment and unexpected interrupts—create layers of strategy that reward those who can read the game. With detailed miniatures that bring the battlefield to life, the experience is visually striking and mechanically dynamic. It's the kind of game where a perfect plan can be undone by a well-timed card, making every clash tense and unpredictable. If you enjoy tactical combat games where card management dictates the pace of the battle, Wildlands is exactly what you're looking for.
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In English
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Wildlands - How To Play, by Watch It Played
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Pit Stop: Wildlands
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Wildlands Overview from UKGE
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Get the Game - Wildlands
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How to play Wildlands
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How I Painted: Lunk From Wildlands
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Wildlands Painting Series - Ep 2 - Edith and Hugo
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Wildlands Overview by Osprey Games
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Painting with Rob Live- Two Projects At Once!
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Wildlands Painting Series - Ep 1 - Lunk
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Wildlands Painting Series - Ep 3 - Garen and Gretchen
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Publisher
Osprey Games
Designer
Martin Wallace
Artist
Alyn Spiller, Yann Tisseron
Is the game too complex for beginners?
Not at all! It's quite accessible. The basic rules are simple, but the complexity emerges when you start building your strategy with the cards.
How long does a game take?
Usually between 30 and 60 minutes, making it great for those who want a quick fight without sacrificing tactics.
Are the miniatures any good?
Yes, the game focuses heavily on the visual experience, providing miniatures that help you immerse yourself in the fantasy world.
How many players can join?
The game supports 2 to 4 players, staying well-balanced in both duels and larger groups.
Do I need expansions to enjoy the game?
No, the base box comes complete with everything you need to dive straight into the Wildlands.