Paizo Publishing | SKU: PZO7428

Starfinder Alien Archive 3 & 4 Battle Cards

Name: Starfinder Alien Archive 3 & 4 Battle Cards
Brand: Paizo Publishing
SKU: PZO7428
Price: 59.95 CAD
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$59.95 CAD

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Even more aliens of the Starfinder RPG are on deck with this massive collection of over 200 reference cards featuring every extraterrestrial creature from Starfinder Alien Archive 3 and Alien Archive 4! Each 4 x 6 card is printed on sturdy cardstock and features a beautiful, full color image of a Starfinder creature on one side, while the other side provides that creature's statistics for quick and easy reference. With each encounter, show the players what their characters are facing while keeping the monster's abilities at the ready, and watch your games come alive!

Great Service

First time ordering a board game from Boardgame Bliss. I mistakenly selected pickup when ordering. I communicated my mistake and had a prompt reply directing me how to change my order. Game shipped quickly afterwards and arrived well packaged to prevent any damage to the contents.

Just what we needed for our group

I had been interested in this game, when I finally discovered it in November. Someone bought it and brought it to our board game group. I was knee deep in a heavy game and looked over.
I immediately bought the game and discovered it's a perfect light weight, casual game.
Very easy on the eyes and mind and over quite quickly.
A perfect warm up before the main event or cool down after, with just enough difficulty to keep one interested, allowing for banter among the players.

A very good board game to initiate newbies into the hobby gaming world.

Love it

Fantastic Design and Quality Production

Minos: Dawn of the Bronze Age is an absolutely fantastic game, both in terms of production value and gameplay quality. It fits well within Stan Kordonski’s lineup of proven and satisfying designs, though it leans toward the more complex end of his creations without quite reaching the “heavy” game category.

One of the most common critiques about Minos revolves around its overall length. This is primarily due to the game structure, where each round is divided into two distinct phases. The first phase features an ingenious bidding and programming mechanism reminiscent of Kordonski’s other title, Rurik: Dawn of Kiev. Players bid for specific actions, which not only determine the programming of subsequent actions but also influence their standing on various tracks.

The second phase involves resolving the pre-programmed actions, adding layers of strategy and tension. While this dual-phase structure may extend gameplay, it provides significant depth and replayability.

Component quality is outstanding, especially given the price point. The production is clear, with minimal questions about iconography, making the gameplay flow smoothly. The game also offers a wide range of actions, but players should be mindful of free actions, as they are easy to overlook yet crucial for success.

In terms of player count, Minos plays best with two or three players. The two-player variant is straightforward, involving only minor board adjustments without altering core mechanics.

Overall, Minos delivers a mildly complex but highly rewarding experience, combining strategic planning with excellent production and design.

Great game

This game is awesome! We are looking forward to buying the expansions.

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