This is one in a series of posts regarding the board game Aeon’s End: Legacy. You can access all my other posts HERE. This post contains Hints & Tips for the first game of the campaign, and will contain no Spoilers.
Aeon’s End is prepacked to make the initial setup simple. You can be playing within 15 minutes of cracking the plastic. All the separate elements of the game come in their own decks, so organising your first play is incredibly quick.
This post is not to meant to be a replacement
This is one in a series of posts regarding the board game Aeon’s End: Legacy. You can access all my other posts HERE.
The Legacy version of Aeon’s End is the 3rd big box set, after Aeon’s End and Aeon’s End: War Eternal. It is a great introduction to the Aeon’s End universe, starting with the basic game mechanics, and adding complexities throughout the campaign.
The Legacy Box is a larger affair than the other sets, with a minimalist black case.
First thing inside the box is
This is one in a series of posts regarding the board game Aeon’s End: The New Age. You can access all my other “AE: The New Age” posts HERE. This post offers Hints & Tips after you have completed the first Expedition, and will contain **spoilers from all games**. You have been warned.
Now that you’ve finished you first The New Age campaign, you have all the materials required to make your own Expeditions. The
I just ran through the ranking engine at Pub Meeple, choosing the games I would most like to play, if given a choice to play 1 of 2.
Aeon’s End: Legacy did move down my list after its status as the new wore off. But only to 5th, just behind Aeon’s End: The New Age, which I got for Christmas. I am loving this system of deck builders, and they have supplanted
