are there planeswalkers in it?
1426863
It was none not for me but they pick random cards so it could be a possiblity but i doubt they it will.
1426864
Probably not. The only "Rare" planeswalker is a Chandra from Shadowmoor or something. All other planeswalkers are Mythic Rare by default. Chances are that one Chandra isn't going to be in your pack. I got some great cards but some were not modern legal. If you play with friends, WEB or legacy then that's fine though.
1426865
Luckily, no. At least, I didn't get any in my lot. That doesn't mean you won't.
1546740
Just checked the box. It says for one or more players. I think you can have as many players around the table as can see the cards.
47469
Hi Delfo,These are brand new decks. We have a couple of cases in stock. We just bought the last case that Magic Makers currently has.Don
1779612
Yes it includes them as well a variety of cards. There's enough of every type of card you can think of... Such Normal, XYZ, Magic, Trap, Effect, and so on.
9533
I would actually move on to the big box expansion sets for the different families....Kings of the sea (Greyjoy), Princes of the sun(Martell), Queen of Dragons(Targaryen), Kings of the storm (Baratheon), Lords of Winder(Stark) etc. etc. and then check out a site like cardgameDB.com for some good deck lists. Once you are comfortable with the game I would start looking into customizing with the chapter packs. I think the third core set would be largely redundant but for maybe one or two cards unless you have a friend who really wants to play the same family as you.
1373104
It's really meant for two players. I think there are instructions for three, but it is such a fast game that I think with four players there would be too much crashing of hands as players try to get their cards down. The result might quickly be bent, ripped and otherwise worse for wear cards. However, the idea of the game would certainly support four players and then I think two decks would make it more enjoyable. And last a minute or so longer!
1411096
They are all like Ravenloft, they are board games, not pen and paper D&D. I think the new miniature sets offer something closer to 4e rules.
314985
Not that I've seen, but they're all fairly random anyway with lots of insta-wins and insta-loses, so they wouldn't do you much good even if you saw them. For instance, playing attack penguins against another player, allowing you to steal one of their cards. Or arbitrarily declaring that you receive 8 points and that having 15 points is a new win condition. Or if several people lose in one turn, declaring that you all lost because of a player you pick as the "noob", so only that one person loses and everyone else is back in. Or playing a dragon against another player, which causes them to lose if they can't get rid of it before the end of their turn. Or forcing everyone to scream in fear about zombies before they draw a card. Or declaring that anyone who says, "I", "me", or "my" loses instantly. The Chaos Pack that comes with it had some funny twists, such as allowing anyone who gained points (points are entirely arbitrary) to point at another player and make them lose instantly, so long as that other player wasn't singing. One low point was that some of the cards were repeated, except that the lose condition was changed. In a game I played yesterday, three of us thought we had an identical card telling us to have each player use their fingers to display a number from 1-5, but we discovered that each of us had a different lose condition written on the card (e.g. anyone picking odd loses, anyone picking even loses, if the total is prime everyone else loses). It means that people who have played it before have no real advantage, but it's still a bit uncreative to have something like that repeated several times (there are similar cards for rock, paper, scissors and other such things, where anyone picking X instantly loses).
2092039
There is a chance for signature cards in the pack - other than that is random. My friend actually got a signed Asuna card in the pack I bought him as a gift. The cards themselves are exactly what is pictured with a variant of the special card from pack to pack. Very happy with them - super fun game.
1496278
You would need to ask the seller. There are mtg cards shown as well. Probably a generic stock photo for all the cards the sell. Only mtg cards showed up for me.
1161945
So I recieved the expansion as a birthday present from my father-in-law. I haven't tried it yet, but it contains several "mini-expansions" some of which should work with 2-6 players, but most of them come with extra pieces and there are only enough for 4 players. By the way, it includes the great river, fishermen of catan, and the event deck - all of which were available from Game Informer magazine. These new releases do differ slightly, though, and there are several other scenarios that look very interesting. I guess it would be a personal judgement call whether you would want to give it a try or not. After I've played a few of them, I'll post again on this feed. So I recieved the expansion as a birthday present from my father-in-law. I haven't tried it yet, but it contains several "mini-expansions" some of which should work with 2-6 players, but most of them come with extra pieces and there are only enough for 4 players. By the way, it includes the great river, fishermen of catan, and the event deck - all of which were available from Game Informer magazine. These new releases do differ slightly, though, and there are several other scenarios that look very interesting. I guess it would be a personal judgement call whether you would want to... » Read More So I recieved the expansion as a birthday present from my father-in-law. I haven't tried it yet, but it contains several "mini-expansions" some of which should work with 2-6 players, but most of them come with extra pieces and there are only enough for 4 players. By the way, it includes the great river, fishermen of catan, and the event deck - all of which were available from Game Informer magazine. These new releases do differ slightly, though, and there are several other scenarios that look very interesting. I guess it would be a personal judgement call whether you would want to give it a try or not. After I've played a few of them, I'll post again on this feed. « Show Less
1008809
No. Only the original Settlers of Catan is standalone. All the expansions require board and game pieces from the original game.
795687
Most of the ones I got were from the original series. There may have been one or two from GX, but I'm pretty sure they weren't. ( sorry, I forget, sometimes, when cards are released )
1079917
Whenever you want to know what cards are in it just google it. Usually the wikia has it. I bought 2 of these before I took my hiatus and finally quit but here's the link. http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Structure_Deck:_Onslaught_of_the_Fire_Kings
419941
There are cards in the game, but it is not a deck building game. I guess the sleeves would be up to you.
1704417
I do not remember if there were duplicates or not, but I CAN tell you that if there were duplicates there were not that many. My son was the one who bought it, and he states that there were more white cards than any other color.
434863
Certain scenarios yes, not all. It is meant to fit all the hexes for the original version played with the 5/6 player expansion set.