Embark on a thrilling journey to the perilous north in this tile - exploration sequel to Scythe. The highly anticipated follow - up to Scythe takes players on a new adventure to Siberia. A huge meteorite crashed near the Tunguska River, awakening ancient corruption. Dr. Tarkovsky leads an expedition into the taiga to study the meteorite's impact. Heroes from the war, eager for adventure, privately fund their own expeditions to Siberia, aiming to find artifacts, overcome challenges, and gain glory. Expeditions is a competitive, card - driven, engine - building exploration game. Play cards to get power, guile, and unique worker abilities. Move your mech to mysterious locations and collect cards from the tiles. Enhance your mech using workers, items, meteorites, and quests. Use power and guile to defeat corruption. This game includes 5 large mech miniatures and mech mats, 20 location tiles, over 100 uniquely illustrated cards, 50 worker meeples, a bag of 36 silkscreen printed corruption tiles, and a strong Automa solo mode. It's suitable for 1 - 5 players, takes 60 - 90 minutes to play, and is for ages 14 and up. Features include action retrieval, deck bag, and pool building, grid movement, hand management, melding and splaying, modular board, multi - use cards, solo/solitaire game, variable player powers, variable set - up, victory points as a resource, worker placement, and different worker types. Theme: Exploration. V1
To play Expeditions, first set up the game using the 20 location tiles, 5 mech mats, and other components. Each player gets a mech and some starting cards. During the game, you'll play cards to gain power, guile, and special worker abilities. Move your mech around the board to different locations and collect cards from the tiles. You can use workers, items, meteorites, and quests to make your mech stronger. Try to use your power and guile to defeat the corruption on the board. If you're playing solo, use the Automa solo mode. The game usually takes 60 - 90 minutes and is for 1 - 5 players aged 14 and above. When storing the game, keep the cards in the deck bag to prevent damage. Avoid bending the mech miniatures or getting the tiles dirty. If the meeples get dirty, you can gently wash them with mild soap and water. Enjoy your expeditions in the world of this exciting game!
