The Priests, Redemption’s new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. The new teal and orange brigades are the 800-lb. gorillas in this expansion, but all the brigades got a boost of some sort. Each of the other six evil brigades has five to seven new Evil Characters and five or six new Enhancements, a mixture of reprinted cards and new cards that mesh with the new strategies introduced. In particular, the cultural themes of each brigade are significantly enhanced.
The Priests, Redemption’s new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. The new teal and orange brigades are the 800-lb. gorillas in this expansion, but all the brigades got a boost of some sort. Each of the other seven good brigades has three or four Heroes and three to five Enhancements, a mixture of reprinted cards and new cards that mesh with the new strategies introduced.
The Priests, Redemption’s new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. Some considerable renovations have been made among several secondary card types, including Artifacts, Fortresses and Lost Souls. This article will focus on some of the new cards in these areas, and explain the brand new card type, known as Curses, introduced in The Priests.
The Priests, Redemption’s new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. Nowhere is this change more apparent than in the addition of two brand new brigades. The only other brigade introduced since the beginning of Redemption was the silver brigade in the 1999 Warriors expansion. And just as the silver brigade focused exclusively on angels, the new teal brigade is comprised entirely of priests and the new orange brigade is comprised entirely of demons. Though there have been both priests and demons in other brigades prior to this release, all priests from now on will be printed in teal, and all demons will be printed in orange. The focus for this article will be the demons in the orange brigade.
The Priests, Redemption's new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. Nowhere is this change more apparent than in the addition of two brand new brigades. The only other brigade introduced since the beginning of Redemption was the silver brigade in the 1999 Warriors expansion. And just as the silver brigade focused exclusively on angels, the new teal brigade is comprised entirely of priests and the new orange brigade is comprised entirely of demons. Though there have been both priests and demons in other brigades prior to this release, all priests from now on will be printed in teal, and all demons will be printed in orange. The focus for this article will be the expansion's namesake, the priests in the teal brigade.
The Priests, Redemption’s new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. The new teal and orange brigades are the 800-lb. gorillas in this expansion, but all the brigades got a boost of some sort. Each of the other six evil brigades has five to seven new Evil Characters and five or six new Enhancements, a mixture of reprinted cards and new cards that mesh with the new strategies introduced. In particular, the cultural themes of each brigade are significantly enhanced.
The Priests, Redemption’s new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. The new teal and orange brigades are the 800-lb. gorillas in this expansion, but all the brigades got a boost of some sort. Each of the other seven good brigades has three or four Heroes and three to five Enhancements, a mixture of reprinted cards and new cards that mesh with the new strategies introduced.
The Priests, Redemption’s new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. Some considerable renovations have been made among several secondary card types, including Artifacts, Fortresses and Lost Souls. This article will focus on some of the new cards in these areas, and explain the brand new card type, known as Curses, introduced in The Priests.
The Priests, Redemption’s new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. Nowhere is this change more apparent than in the addition of two brand new brigades. The only other brigade introduced since the beginning of Redemption was the silver brigade in the 1999 Warriors expansion. And just as the silver brigade focused exclusively on angels, the new teal brigade is comprised entirely of priests and the new orange brigade is comprised entirely of demons. Though there have been both priests and demons in other brigades prior to this release, all priests from now on will be printed in teal, and all demons will be printed in orange. The focus for this article will be the demons in the orange brigade.
The Priests, Redemption's new expansion for 2006, features a number of new wrinkles to spice up old gameplay, and this series of articles will highlight some of those wrinkles. Nowhere is this change more apparent than in the addition of two brand new brigades. The only other brigade introduced since the beginning of Redemption was the silver brigade in the 1999 Warriors expansion. And just as the silver brigade focused exclusively on angels, the new teal brigade is comprised entirely of priests and the new orange brigade is comprised entirely of demons. Though there have been both priests and demons in other brigades prior to this release, all priests from now on will be printed in teal, and all demons will be printed in orange. The focus for this article will be the expansion's namesake, the priests in the teal brigade.