Continued from Fray Expansion – Gates
Another Bystander is done. I’m thinking there will just be two Bystanders in this expansion. 4 copies of each to shuffle into the existing deck seems like the way to go.
Loo is a friend of Mel’s. The daughter of the couple who run the local bar. Mel definitely thinks of her as a little sister, and a bonus that could be used for Recruit or Attack seemed appropriate.
Continued from Fray Expansion – Urkonn
I finished the Bystander template, and I have made up the only Bystander that I was sure of. This is
S/he helps out both Fray and Buffy, so Investigating (forgot to but the Keyword in bold) for a Slayer seems thematic. Added the flavour text, to explain where the name comes from.
Painted out the easy stuff, but still need to get rid of the speech bubble. I’m also looking at the 2019 copyright. I wonder if I will get this finished before the years
Continued from Fray Expansion – Gunther
Urkonn, is a demon, sent to help prepare Melaka Fray for the upcoming fight against the darkness. He is quite adamant he is not a Watcher, whom he brands, for not bad reasons, fanatics. So he will have the Supernatural Icon, and his traits will be knowledge and strength. He needs to prepare Mel physically and mentally, which includes filling her in on the history of the Slayers. He is also working behind the scenes a little bit, to get things prepared,
Continued from Fan Expansions
Heroes in the Legendary games by Upper Deck, are a set of 14 cards. 5 copies of 2 different Common cards, 3 copies of an Uncommon card and 1 Rare. Small box expansions for the different Legendary games, consisting of 2 decks of card, generally contain 5 Heroes. This makes up 70 cards, of the maximum 108 available. I have already completed the 4 designs for 1 of the Heroes, Erin Fray. This post is about another Hero,
Gunther is a small time Crime Boss, who hires Melaka
Marvel Legendary was the game that really got me into the Board Game hobby. The variability of Masterminds and Schemes, and decks combined of different Villains and Heroes just blew me away. The day after my very first play of the Core Set, I bought the Villains set, and began collecting the expansions. And it didn’t take long from there to find the Variants forum at Board Game Geek to find a whole lot more content to play.
12 months on, and a building drive to create a DC version of the
