Marvel United: Add-Ons Bundle - Team Decks - Tokens - Locations

Description: NEW in shrink.Campaign DecksTeam DecksPromo Team DecksMultiverse Plastic TokensMultiverse Cardboard LocationsMUN-KS34 Campaign DecksThis Kickstarter Exclusive brings a whole new way to play Marvel United, in the form of Campaigns! Each of these uses the full breadth of existing Marvel United components to recreate iconic story arcs from the comics! Players must battle through a series of 4 or 5 Games on average, facing events based on those comic storylines and living with the consequences of their actions.The Kickstarter Exclusive Campaign Decks set contains 8 different Campaigns, for a total of 114 cards:The Age of Apocalypse – 7 Games (23 cards)War of Kings – 4 Games (16 cards)Dark Phoenix Saga – 6 Games (16 cards)Avengers vs. X-Men – 5 Games (17 cards)X-Cutioner’s Song – 4 Games (13 cards)Age of Ultron – 4 Games (8 cards)Maximum Carnage – 3 Games (8 cards)World War Hulk – 4 Games (13 cards)Each campaign starts with a roster of Heroes that can be used in each game. As the campaign progresses, depending on what happens, new Heroes may be added to this roster while others are removed. New Heroes may even show up mid-game, depending on events!At the start of each game, the Rules card indicates which Villain must be used, any mandatory Locations that must be in play, and any other special setup instructions. A few games will even require playing with certain Challenges or in different modes, like Team vs Team, Super Villain, or Clash of Heroes (one particular case even calls for a Commander Solo Mode game).The back of a game’s Rules card indicates any special rules that must be used in that game, as well as listing triggers for specific Event cards. These could be if the Villain accomplishes a specific task, if the Heroes defeat a specific Henchman, if a specific Hero is KO’d, or many others. There are also usually triggers for winning the game or losing it (and also how the game is lost). When these triggers take place, players reveal the indicated Event card and resolve it. These might introduce a whole new set of rules to the game being played, changing it to a lesser or greater degree, they might affect the Heroes in specific ways, or add consequences for future games.Winning the game, players then proceed to the next game in the campaign, oftentimes with special changes depending on how victory was achieved. However, losing the game does not necessarily mean the campaign is lost. Depending on how they lose, players may be able to tackle the same game again, with a special handicap or additional aid, or just proceed to the next game carrying a negative consequence. Defeated Heroes may be removed from the available roster, and eventually players may simply lose the campaign outright. If they manage to come through each adversity, unlocking special surprises along the way, players will emerge victorious at the end of richly thematic campaign!-description from Kickstarter campaignMUN021 Team DecksMarvel United is all about teamwork, and Heroes are known for forming specialized teams from time to time. Avengers, X-Men, Defenders, Guardians of the Galaxy, to name but a few. Each of these teams develops its own characteristics and strategies, though being part of a structured team also comes with limitations and drawbacks.AvengersNew AvengersX-MenUncanny X-ForceDefendersA-ForceGuardians of the GalaxyDeadpool Team-UpAsgardians & AlliesSpider-ArmyChampionsWakandansUnited HeroesTeam Iron Man: Pro RegistrationTeam Captain America: Secret AvengersWhen adding a Team Deck to your game, all Heroes being used must be part of the same Team, and the Hard Challenge difficulty level should be used. That Team deck is shuffled and placed facedown within view of all players, with 2 cards revealed to form the Team Display. These are essentially Hero cards, with Action symbols at the bottom and a Special Effect. On their turn, a Hero can choose to either play a regular turn or they can choose to play a Team turn. In that case they don’t touch their Hero cards (neither drawing nor playing) but choose instead one of the Team cards in the Display and play that card in the Storyline, as if it were their own card. Immediately a new card is drawn from the deck to fill the Team Display (until the deck runs out). This not only brings a different flavor to the match, but also gives Heroes more options of what to do on their turn. However, there is a downside to playing as a Team. Most Team decks have at least one card with a mandatory negative effect. This is in effect as long as that card is faceup on the Team Display. In order to shut it down, a Hero must take one for the team by taking a Team turn, choosing the negative card, and playing it facedown in the Storyline.All Teams in this set can be played using solely Heroes which are part of boxes that are (or will be) available on retail. Although, of course, most of these Teams also have additional members who are part of exclusive expansions or Stretch Goals from this or previous campaigns. In the lists below, these latter characters are shown in italics. Also note that many of these Teams might still be bolstered by Heroes revealed over the course of the Multiverse campaign.-description from Kickstarter campaignMUN-KS33 Promo Team DecksA set of 15 different Team decks, the majority composed of 6 cards each, for a total of 92 cards!X-ForceWest Coast AvengersSavage AvengersResistance Against ApocalypseIlluminatiX-FactorExcaliburNew MutantsInfinity WatchInhumansFantastic FourForce WorksDefenders (Manhattan)Marvel KnightsAlpha FlightWhen adding a Team Deck to your game, all Heroes being used must be part of the same Team, and the Hard Challenge difficulty level should be used. That Team deck is shuffled and placed facedown within view of all players, with 2 cards revealed to form the Team Display. These are essentially Hero cards, with Action symbols at the bottom and a Special Effect. On their turn, a Hero can choose to either play a regular turn or they can choose to play a Team turn. In that case they don’t touch their Hero cards (neither drawing nor playing) but choose instead one of the Team cards in the Display and play that card in the Storyline, as if it were their own card. Immediately a new card is drawn from the deck to fill the Team Display (until the deck runs out). This not only brings a different flavor to the match, but also gives Hero more options of what to do on their turn. However, there is a downside to playing as a Team. Most Team decks have at least one card with a mandatory negative effect. This is in effect as long as that card is faceup on the Team Display. In order to shut it down, a Hero must take one for the team by taking a Team turn, choosing the negative card, and playing it facedown in the Storyline. There’s no “I” in Team!All Teams in this set require the use of Heroes who are part of exclusive expansions or Stretch Goals from previous campaigns, which is why we’re offering them as an exclusive Optional Buy, so backers can decide whether they want it or not. In the lists below, these exclusive characters are shown in italics. Although, of course, most of these Teams also have additional members which are part of boxes that are (or will be) available on retail. Also note that many of those Teams might still be bolstered by Heroes revealed over the course of the Multiverse campaign.-description from Kickstarter campaignMUN-KS35 Multiverse Plastic TokensThis Kickstarter Exclusive gives you a set of around 100 plastic tokens to replace all the new cardboard tokens being introduced to the Marvel United line. This includes all the new tokens in the Multiverse Core Box and any new tokens that are part of the Optional Buy Expansions and Promos. This set even includes plastic versions of the new tokens introduced in the Spider-Geddon core box which is going directly to retail later this year.These tokens take the original designs and translates them into colored plastic tokens with engraved designs, giving them a different feel and much more durability.The Kickstarter Exclusive Multiverse Plastic Tokens set comes with around 100 tokens, including:4 Play Randomly/Facedown Tokens (Multiverse)1 Rick Jones/Betty Ross Token (Multiverse/Red Hulk)6 Spider-Bot Tokens (Spider-Geddon)6 Spot Tokens (Spider-Geddon)3 Target Tokens (Spider-Geddon)8 Herald Tokens (The Coming of Galactus)1 Crowbar Token (Wrecking Crew)3 Water Tokens (War of Kings/Ch’od)6 Terrigen Mist Tokens (War of Kings)1 Seismic Barrier Token (War of Kings)4 KO Tokens (War of Kings)6 Location Control Tokens (Civil War)6 Danger Tokens (Civil War)9 Shield Tokens (Civil War)8 Find the Chameleon Tokens (Chameleon)Plus, almost 30 other tokens from the Stretch Goals and Optional Buys.MUN-KS31 Multiverse Cardboard LocationsThis Kickstarter Exclusive gives you a full set of all Locations included in the Multiverse campaign, printed on thick cardboard tiles. The normal Locations are printed on 400gsm thick laminated card stock, which works just fine for this game, since the Locations are not placed together to form a board.The Multiverse Cardboard Locations tile set includes copies of all Locations found in the Marvel United: Multiverse core box and all of its expansions and Stretch Goals added to this campaign. It even includes cardboard versions of the Locations from the Spider-Geddon core box that will be available on retail-only in Q3 2023, for a total of over 50 tiles:8 Location Tiles – Marvel United: Multiverse6 Location Tiles – The Coming of Galactus6 Location Tiles – Civil War4 Location Tiles – Maximum Carnage4 Location Tiles – The Age of Apocalypse4 Location Tiles – Secret Invasion4 Location Tiles – War of Kings4 Location Tiles – Annihilation8 Location Tiles – Marvel United: Spider-Geddon (available on retail-only - Q3 2023)X Location Tiles – *yet to be revealed*This pack also contains 6 support tokens to help keep the Threat cards level on top of the cardboard Location tiles.

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