BGG Wiki - Revision History - Runebound Series

Runebound Series: - No Comment

2009-01-26T19:59:51-06:00

From SkyTwo 2009-01-20 10:19:53		To PKDuke 2009-01-26 19:59:51

	(2007)		(2007)
	\| [imageid=381255] [gameid=38643 The Frozen Wastes]		\| [imageid=381255] [gameid=38643 The Frozen Wastes]
-	(TBD)	+	(2009)
	\|}		\|}

Runebound Series: - No Comment

2009-01-20T10:19:53-06:00

From newuser 2009-01-13 12:24:33		To SkyTwo 2009-01-20 10:19:53

	After landing on the same space as another hero, two players can interact with each other. This can mean engaging in player-vs-player combat to slow down a rival, or trading goods and items between each other.		After landing on the same space as another hero, two players can interact with each other. This can mean engaging in player-vs-player combat to slow down a rival, or trading goods and items between each other.

-	One of the main critisms of '''Runebound''' is the lack of meaningful player interaction. This is a valid complaint, especially because the player-vs-player rules "as written" are often considered suspect. An official variant has been suggested in the Runebound FAQ that helps to improve this situation.	+	One of the main criticisms of '''Runebound''' is the lack of meaningful player interaction. This is a valid complaint, especially because the player-vs-player rules "as written" are often considered suspect. An official variant has been suggested in the Runebound FAQ that helps to improve this situation.

	''Note:'' The latest version of the Runebound FAQ, along with rules and other supplementary materials, can be downloaded from the Runebound section of Fantasy Flight's website: [http://www.fantasyflightgames.com]		''Note:'' The latest version of the Runebound FAQ, along with rules and other supplementary materials, can be downloaded from the Runebound section of Fantasy Flight's website: [http://www.fantasyflightgames.com]

Runebound Series: - updated Runebound 2e box art to better image (less glare)

2009-01-13T12:24:33-06:00

From newuser 2009-01-13 12:20:46		To newuser 2009-01-13 12:24:33

	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
-	\|[imageid=178189] [gameid=21523]	+	\|[imageid=245648] [gameid=21523]
	(2005)		(2005)
	\|}		\|}

Runebound Series: - completely removed broken link to old FAQ; replace link to 2.2 FAQ in favor of general statement (since I suspect FAQ will continue to change with each expansion)

2009-01-13T12:20:46-06:00

From newuser 2009-01-13 12:09:19		To newuser 2009-01-13 12:20:46

	After landing on the same space as another hero, two players can interact with each other. This can mean engaging in player-vs-player combat to slow down a rival, or trading goods and items between each other.		After landing on the same space as another hero, two players can interact with each other. This can mean engaging in player-vs-player combat to slow down a rival, or trading goods and items between each other.

-	One of the main critisms of '''Runebound''' is the lack of meaningful player interaction. This is a valid complaint, especially because the player-vs-player rules "as written" are often considered suspect. An official variant has been suggested in the Runebound FAQ (http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/PDF/runebound2efaq.pdf) that helps to improve this situation.	+	One of the main critisms of '''Runebound''' is the lack of meaningful player interaction. This is a valid complaint, especially because the player-vs-player rules "as written" are often considered suspect. An official variant has been suggested in the Runebound FAQ that helps to improve this situation.

-	Version 2.2 of the faq is available (http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/PDF/RuneboundFAQ2_2.pdf)	+	''Note:'' The latest version of the Runebound FAQ, along with rules and other supplementary materials, can be downloaded from the Runebound section of Fantasy Flight's website: [http://www.fantasyflightgames.com]

	=== Expandability ===		=== Expandability ===

Runebound Series: - removing the empty rows beneath each table...

2009-01-13T12:09:19-06:00

From Komodo 2008-11-15 03:30:00		To newuser 2009-01-13 12:09:19

	\| [imageid=199023] Movement Dice Close-up		\| [imageid=199023] Movement Dice Close-up
	\| [imageid=109795] Runebound Board		\| [imageid=109795] Runebound Board
-	\|-
	\|}		\|}
	'''''Combat'''''		'''''Combat'''''

	\| [imageid=55113] [gameid=9829]		\| [imageid=55113] [gameid=9829]
	(2004)		(2004)
-	\|-
	\|}		\|}


	\| [imageid=56343] [gameid=12108 Shadows of Margath]		\| [imageid=56343] [gameid=12108 Shadows of Margath]
	(2004)		(2004)
-	\|-
	\|}		\|}


	\|[imageid=178189] [gameid=21523]		\|[imageid=178189] [gameid=21523]
	(2005)		(2005)
-	\|-
	\|}		\|}


	\| [imageid=381255] [gameid=38643 The Frozen Wastes]		\| [imageid=381255] [gameid=38643 The Frozen Wastes]
	(TBD)		(TBD)
-	\|-
	\|}		\|}


	\| [imageid=268194] [gameid=28871 Weapons of Legend]		\| [imageid=268194] [gameid=28871 Weapons of Legend]
	(2008)		(2008)
-	\|-
	\|}		\|}


	\| [imageid=268195] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]		\| [imageid=268195] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]
	(2008)		(2008)
-	\|-
	\|}		\|}


	\| [imageid=268196] [gameid=28875 Quest for the Seven Scions]		\| [imageid=268196] [gameid=28875 Quest for the Seven Scions]
	(2008)		(2008)
-	\|-
	\|}		\|}


	\| [imageid=111670] [gameid=21421 Wildlander]		\| [imageid=111670] [gameid=21421 Wildlander]
	(2006)		(2006)
-	\|-
	\|}		\|}

Runebound Series: - No Comment

2008-11-15T03:30:00-06:00

From alfblack 2008-05-21 11:08:44		To Komodo 2008-11-15 03:30:00

	\| [imageid=151110] [gameid=22822 Sands of Al-Kalim]		\| [imageid=151110] [gameid=22822 Sands of Al-Kalim]
	(2007)		(2007)
		+	\| [imageid=381255] [gameid=38643 The Frozen Wastes]
		+	(TBD)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

Runebound Series: - added newer faq link.

2008-05-21T11:08:44-05:00

From cbrua 2008-02-22 08:06:47		To alfblack 2008-05-21 11:08:44


	One of the main critisms of '''Runebound''' is the lack of meaningful player interaction. This is a valid complaint, especially because the player-vs-player rules "as written" are often considered suspect. An official variant has been suggested in the Runebound FAQ (http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/PDF/runebound2efaq.pdf) that helps to improve this situation.		One of the main critisms of '''Runebound''' is the lack of meaningful player interaction. This is a valid complaint, especially because the player-vs-player rules "as written" are often considered suspect. An official variant has been suggested in the Runebound FAQ (http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/PDF/runebound2efaq.pdf) that helps to improve this situation.
		+
		+	Version 2.2 of the faq is available (http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/PDF/RuneboundFAQ2_2.pdf)

	=== Expandability ===		=== Expandability ===

Runebound Series: - fixed formatting error

2008-02-22T08:06:47-06:00

From cbrua 2008-02-22 08:02:32		To cbrua 2008-02-22 08:06:47

	\| [imageid=106553] [gameid=18624 The Dark Forest]		\| [imageid=106553] [gameid=18624 The Dark Forest]
	(2005)		(2005)
-	\| [imageid=106550] [gameid=18625 The Terrors of the Tomb]	+	\| [imageid=106550] [gameid=18625 The Terrors of the Tomb]
	(2005)		(2005)
	\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]		\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]

Runebound Series: - fixed bad pic link

2008-02-22T08:02:32-06:00

From 2008-02-12 10:40:42		To cbrua 2008-02-22 08:02:32

	\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]		\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]
	(2006)		(2006)
-	\| [imageid=200109] [gameid=28873 Beasts and Bandits]	+	\| [imageid=301529] [gameid=28873 Beasts and Bandits]
	(2008)		(2008)
	\| [imageid=268195] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]		\| [imageid=268195] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]

Runebound Series: - Moved link to the Runebound Geeklist into introduction, since it didn't need an entire section. Added general wiki links to the bottom of the page.

2008-02-12T10:40:42-06:00

From lordunborn 2008-02-12 08:29:49		To 2008-02-12 10:40:42

	*Big box expansions are larger and more immersive. An entirely new gaming experience is created - complete with new maps, characters, and rules.		*Big box expansions are larger and more immersive. An entirely new gaming experience is created - complete with new maps, characters, and rules.
	For details about the expansions available, see the appropriate sections below.		For details about the expansions available, see the appropriate sections below.
		+
		+	=== Related Geeklist ===
		+	For comments about the RuneBound games, and a brief overview of each expansion in the RuneBound universe, see [geeklistid=12332].

	----		----

	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}
		+

	----		----

-	== GeekLists ==	+	[[Index\|Main Content Index]] \| [[Game series\|Game Series Index]]
-	* [geeklistid=12332]	+

Runebound Series: - Updated Release Dates of 2008 wave of decks

2008-02-12T08:29:49-06:00

From Dreamspirals 2008-01-24 18:22:49		To lordunborn 2008-02-12 08:29:49

	(2006)		(2006)
	\| [imageid=268193] [gameid=28870 Rituals and Runes]		\| [imageid=268193] [gameid=28870 Rituals and Runes]
-	(Unreleased)	+	(2008)
	\| [imageid=268194] [gameid=28871 Weapons of Legend]		\| [imageid=268194] [gameid=28871 Weapons of Legend]
-	(Unreleased)	+	(2008)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

	(2006)		(2006)
	\| [imageid=200109] [gameid=28873 Beasts and Bandits]		\| [imageid=200109] [gameid=28873 Beasts and Bandits]
-	(Unreleased)	+	(2008)
	\| [imageid=268195] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]		\| [imageid=268195] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]
-	(Unreleased)	+	(2008)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

	(2006)		(2006)
	\| [imageid=268197] [gameid=28874 Curse of the Cataclysm]		\| [imageid=268197] [gameid=28874 Curse of the Cataclysm]
-	(Unreleased)	+	(2008)
	\| [imageid=268196] [gameid=28875 Quest for the Seven Scions]		\| [imageid=268196] [gameid=28875 Quest for the Seven Scions]
-	(Unreleased)	+	(2008)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

Runebound Series: - No Comment

2008-01-24T18:22:49-06:00

From 2008-01-24 10:05:05		To Dreamspirals 2008-01-24 18:22:49

	'''''Movement'''''		'''''Movement'''''

-	Movement in '''Runebound''' is controlled by a special set of Movement dice. Up to six Movement dice can be rolled on a given turn (assuming that your hero is not wounded or fatigued, and does not choose to rest). Each face of a Movement die displays several types of terrain, as shown below, that indicate what paths are available to your hero that turn. Players can allocate the dice however they, moving through one matching terrain space for each die rolled. There are also other options for movement. A "forced" one-space movement in any direction is always allowed, and a number of special items and abilities can potentially alter the basic movement.	+	Movement in '''Runebound''' is controlled by a special set of Movement dice. Up to five Movement dice can be rolled on a given turn (assuming that your hero is not wounded or fatigued, and does not choose to rest). Each face of a Movement die displays several types of terrain, as shown below, that indicate what paths are available to your hero that turn. Players can allocate the dice however they, moving through one matching terrain space for each die rolled. There are also other options for movement. A "forced" one-space movement in any direction is always allowed, and a number of special items and abilities can potentially alter the basic movement.
	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"

Runebound Series: - Updated images for unreleased expansions where available. Removed the "Summer 2007" disclaimer, as that date has obviously been missed.

2008-01-24T10:05:05-06:00

From olaha 2007-04-07 15:14:04		To 2008-01-24 10:05:05

	\| [imageid=126353] [gameid=23513 Walkers of the Wild]		\| [imageid=126353] [gameid=23513 Walkers of the Wild]
	(2006)		(2006)
-	\| [imageid=200113] [gameid=28870 Rituals and Runes]	+	\| [imageid=268193] [gameid=28870 Rituals and Runes]
-	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)	+	(Unreleased)
-	\| [imageid=200112] [gameid=28871 Weapons of Legend]	+	\| [imageid=268194] [gameid=28871 Weapons of Legend]
-	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)	+	(Unreleased)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

	(2006)		(2006)
	\| [imageid=200109] [gameid=28873 Beasts and Bandits]		\| [imageid=200109] [gameid=28873 Beasts and Bandits]
-	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)	+	(Unreleased)
-	\| [imageid=200110] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]	+	\| [imageid=268195] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]
-	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)	+	(Unreleased)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

	\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]		\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]
	(2006)		(2006)
-	\| [imageid=200107] [gameid=28874 Curse of the Cataclysm]	+	\| [imageid=268197] [gameid=28874 Curse of the Cataclysm]
-	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)	+	(Unreleased)
-	\| [imageid=200108] [gameid=28875 Quest for the Seven Scions]	+	\| [imageid=268196] [gameid=28875 Quest for the Seven Scions]
-	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)	+	(Unreleased)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

Runebound Series: - Better image for second edition

2007-04-07T15:14:04-05:00

From 2007-04-06 11:06:37		To olaha 2007-04-07 15:14:04

	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
-	\|[imageid=91329] [gameid=21523]	+	\|[imageid=178189] [gameid=21523]
	(2005)		(2005)
	\|-		\|-

Runebound Series: - Added section dividers for improved clarity

2007-04-06T11:06:37-05:00

From 2007-04-03 12:31:30		To 2007-04-06 11:06:37

	For details about the expansions available, see the appropriate sections below.		For details about the expansions available, see the appropriate sections below.

-		+	----

	== Runebound (First Edition) ==		== Runebound (First Edition) ==

	\|}		\|}

-		+	----

	== Runebound (Second Edition) ==		== Runebound (Second Edition) ==

	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}
		+
		+	----

	== GeekLists ==		== GeekLists ==
	* [geeklistid=12332]		* [geeklistid=12332]

Runebound Series: - updating cross internal references (#toc??) links

2007-04-03T12:31:30-05:00

From 2007-04-03 12:28:09		To 2007-04-03 12:31:30

	=== Second Edition Card Expansions ===		=== Second Edition Card Expansions ===
	[gameid=21523 Runebound] uses a modular system of cards to represent events, challenges, and items found during the game. This allows players to experience new and different adventures or encounters just by adding cards from one of several card deck expansions. These small expansions are labeled according to what type of cards they contain:		[gameid=21523 Runebound] uses a modular system of cards to represent events, challenges, and items found during the game. This allows players to experience new and different adventures or encounters just by adding cards from one of several card deck expansions. These small expansions are labeled according to what type of cards they contain:
-	*[[Runebound Series#toc4\|Item & Ally Card Expansions]]	+	*[[Runebound Series#toc9\|Item & Ally Card Expansions]]
-	*[[Runebound Series#toc5\|Challenge Card Expansions]]	+	*[[Runebound Series#toc10\|Challenge Card Expansions]]
-	*[[Runebound Series#toc6\|Adventure Variants]]	+	*[[Runebound Series#toc11\|Adventure Variants]]
-	*[[Runebound Series#toc7\|Character Decks]]	+	*[[Runebound Series#toc12\|Character Decks]]

	==== Item & Ally Card Expansions ====		==== Item & Ally Card Expansions ====

Runebound Series: - expanded game info somewhat. removed "in progress" markers

2007-04-03T12:28:09-05:00

From 2007-04-02 12:17:35		To 2007-04-03 12:28:09


	== Introduction to Runebound ==		== Introduction to Runebound ==
-	'''<WORK IN PROGRESS>'''	+	'''Runebound''' is a fantasy/adventure board game that is published by [publisherid=17], and designed by [designerid=6] and [designerid=1150].

-	Runebound is published by [publisherid=17] and is designed by [designerid=6] and [designerid=1150].	+	=== Storyline ===
		+	From the [publisherid=17] website:
		+	"In '''Runebound''', you and your opponents take on the roles of heroes questing across the land in search of adventure. Along the way, you will find magical artifacts and cunning allies help you in your quest. You will also encounter terrible villains and fiendish traps you must overcome in order to complete your quest.

-	'''<Working:needs_description_of_theme/mechanics>'''	+	The heart of '''Runebound''' is the adventure. The adventure determines the object of your quest, and what wonders and obstacles you will encounter along the way.

-	As Runebound has gained popularity, a number of expansions have been developed to expand and modify the game. These expansions fall into two basic categories: card deck expansions, and big box expansions. Card deck expansions are typically small and inexpensive expansions designed to work with the basic game. Big box expansions are larger and more expensive, but typically provide an entirely new gaming experience with new maps, characters, and rules.	+	The adventure included in the base '''Runebound''' set is 'Rise of the Dragon Lords.' In this adventure, the vile necromancer Vorakesh is trying to find the ancient Dragon Runes and use them to resurrect Margath, the long-dead High Lord of the evil dragons. As a Hero of the land, it is your duty to stop Vorakesh from carrying out his mad designs."

		+	=== Game Mechanics ===

		+	Players take turns navigating a board that displays the terrain of a fantasy world. Each turn allows a character to visit towns or friendly locations (where items and allies can be found), facing an encounter (which provide events and enemies), or interacting with another player by landing in the same space.

-	== [gameid=9829] ==	+	'''''Movement'''''
-	Despite selling well, the first edition of '''Runebound''' received some criticism that forced [publisherid=17] to rework several basic ideas and adjust the game balance. First released in 2004, '''Runebound''' was quickly updated and re-released as [gameid=21523] just over one year later. Customers who had purchased the original game were given a limited-time offer to upgrade at half the normal cost via the [publisherid=17] website. (That upgrade offer is no longer available.)	+
		+	Movement in '''Runebound''' is controlled by a special set of Movement dice. Up to six Movement dice can be rolled on a given turn (assuming that your hero is not wounded or fatigued, and does not choose to rest). Each face of a Movement die displays several types of terrain, as shown below, that indicate what paths are available to your hero that turn. Players can allocate the dice however they, moving through one matching terrain space for each die rolled. There are also other options for movement. A "forced" one-space movement in any direction is always allowed, and a number of special items and abilities can potentially alter the basic movement.
		+	{\| cellspacing="10"
		+	\|- align="center"
		+	\| [imageid=199023] Movement Dice Close-up
		+	\| [imageid=109795] Runebound Board
		+	\|-
		+	\|}
		+	'''''Combat'''''
		+
		+	Enemies and obstacles are represented by encounter cards, which are divided into four color-coded levels. Green encounters are typically the easiest, followed by Yellow, Blue, and finally Red. After landing on an encounter space on the board, a player draws a card of the corresponding color and tries to complete the encounter successfully - which usually means defeating a creature in combat.
		+
		+	Briefly, each round of combat consists of three stages: ranged, melee, and magic. At each stage, the hero must choose to either attack or defend - although a character can only attack once during a particular round. Combat dice are rolled, added to the hero's base value (along with any modifiers from items purchased), and then compared to a target value for that encounter. A higher number means the hero was successful - dealing damage to the enemy if attacking, and avoiding any harm if defending. Rounds continue until either the creature or hero earn too much damage.
		+
		+	At the start of each round, the hero can attempt to escape the encounter instead of continuing with combat. Also, an ally can take the place of the hero for one stage during each round of combat - making them valuable both for their offensive abilities and as "cannon fodder" against stronger enemies.
		+
		+	'''''Visiting a Town'''''
		+
		+	Towns represent safe havens, and can be used to heal and restore a hero or to purchased items and allies. Each time a player visits a town, a new card is added to the market stack for that location - but without the gold earned from encounters, these items will sit unclaimed in the town.
		+
		+	'''''Interacting with Other Players'''''
		+
		+	After landing on the same space as another hero, two players can interact with each other. This can mean engaging in player-vs-player combat to slow down a rival, or trading goods and items between each other.
		+
		+	One of the main critisms of '''Runebound''' is the lack of meaningful player interaction. This is a valid complaint, especially because the player-vs-player rules "as written" are often considered suspect. An official variant has been suggested in the Runebound FAQ (http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/PDF/runebound2efaq.pdf) that helps to improve this situation.
		+
		+	=== Expandability ===
		+	The game system was designed to be flexible. Since decks of cards provide the events, items, allies, and enemies during an adventure, players can easily create a whole new adventure just by adding (or replacing) the cards in play. Unique and customizable heros also add to replay value. It is even possible to replace the existing map by using an overlay on the game board.
		+
		+	Many expansions have already been developed for '''Runebound'''. These expansions fall into two basic categories:
		+	*Card deck expansions are small, inexpensive, and (usually) designed to work with the basic game. There are several different types of card expansions currently available.
		+	*Big box expansions are larger and more immersive. An entirely new gaming experience is created - complete with new maps, characters, and rules.
		+	For details about the expansions available, see the appropriate sections below.
		+
		+
		+
		+	== Runebound (First Edition) ==
		+	Despite selling well, [gameid=9829] received criticism that forced [publisherid=17] to rework several basic concepts and adjust the game balance. First released in 2004, '''Runebound''' was quickly updated and re-released as [gameid=21523] just over one year later. Customers who had purchased the original game were given a limited-time offer to upgrade at half the normal cost via the [publisherid=17] website. ('''Note:''' That upgrade offer is no longer available.)

	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"



-	== [gameid=21523] ==	+	== Runebound (Second Edition) ==
-	The second edition of '''Runebound''' was released in Fall of 2005, and saw a number of improvements over the original version:	+	'''[gameid=21523]''' was released in Fall of 2005, and saw a number of improvements over the original version:
	*The single 20-sided die was replaced with two 10-sided dice to help combat results become more predictable.		*The single 20-sided die was replaced with two 10-sided dice to help combat results become more predictable.
	*Statistics for some heroes/challenges/items were adjusted to improve play-balance and to make the game more difficult.		*Statistics for some heroes/challenges/items were adjusted to improve play-balance and to make the game more difficult.


	=== Second Edition Big Box Expansions ===		=== Second Edition Big Box Expansions ===
-	'''<Working:needs_description_of_big_box_expansions>'''	+	Each big box expansion creates an entirely new adventure. Components in these expansions typically include a map overlay, additional rules, replacement heroes, and whole new decks of cards. Because changes to the base game can be extensive in these expansions, they are often not compatible with the smaller card deck expansions.
-		+
	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"

Runebound Series: - Added stubs for the third wave of card expansions. (Images will need to be updated later.)

2007-04-02T12:17:35-05:00

From 2007-01-09 13:51:05		To 2007-04-02 12:17:35

	\| [imageid=126353] [gameid=23513 Walkers of the Wild]		\| [imageid=126353] [gameid=23513 Walkers of the Wild]
	(2006)		(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=200113] [gameid=28870 Rituals and Runes]
		+	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)
		+	\| [imageid=200112] [gameid=28871 Weapons of Legend]
		+	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

	\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]		\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]
	(2006)		(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=200109] [gameid=28873 Beasts and Bandits]
		+	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)
		+	\| [imageid=200110] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]
		+	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

	\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]		\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]
	(2006)		(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=200107] [gameid=28874 Curse of the Cataclysm]
		+	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)
		+	\| [imageid=200108] [gameid=28875 Quest for the Seven Scions]
		+	(Unreleased: Summer 2007)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

Runebound Series: - First attempt at adding some info. Needs more work!

2007-01-09T13:51:05-06:00

From Mishenka 2006-11-17 12:28:23		To 2007-01-09 13:51:05

		+	[[toc]]
		+
		+	== Introduction to Runebound ==
		+	'''<WORK IN PROGRESS>'''
		+
	Runebound is published by [publisherid=17] and is designed by [designerid=6] and [designerid=1150].		Runebound is published by [publisherid=17] and is designed by [designerid=6] and [designerid=1150].

-	To do:	+	'''<Working:needs_description_of_theme/mechanics>'''
-	* Write an introduction to the Runebound games and expansions.	+
-	* Link to this page from game entries.	+	As Runebound has gained popularity, a number of expansions have been developed to expand and modify the game. These expansions fall into two basic categories: card deck expansions, and big box expansions. Card deck expansions are typically small and inexpensive expansions designed to work with the basic game. Big box expansions are larger and more expensive, but typically provide an entirely new gaming experience with new maps, characters, and rules.
-	* Add links to GeekLists etc.	+

-	[[toc]]

	== [gameid=9829] ==		== [gameid=9829] ==
		+	Despite selling well, the first edition of '''Runebound''' received some criticism that forced [publisherid=17] to rework several basic ideas and adjust the game balance. First released in 2004, '''Runebound''' was quickly updated and re-released as [gameid=21523] just over one year later. Customers who had purchased the original game were given a limited-time offer to upgrade at half the normal cost via the [publisherid=17] website. (That upgrade offer is no longer available.)

-	[imageid=55113]	+	{\| cellspacing="10"
		+	\|- align="center"
		+	\| [imageid=55113] [gameid=9829]
		+	(2004)
		+	\|-
		+	\|}

	=== First Edition Expansions ===		=== First Edition Expansions ===
		+	Only one expansion was released for [gameid=9829] before the game was updated and re-released as the second edition: [gameid=12108]. This expansion was also updated and republished later to be compatible with [gameid=21523] (see entry below).
		+
		+	{\| cellspacing="10"
		+	\|- align="center"
		+	\| [imageid=56343] [gameid=12108 Shadows of Margath]
		+	(2004)
		+	\|-
		+	\|}
		+

-	[imageid=56343] [gameid=12108 Shadows of Margath] (2004)

	== [gameid=21523] ==		== [gameid=21523] ==
		+	The second edition of '''Runebound''' was released in Fall of 2005, and saw a number of improvements over the original version:
		+	*The single 20-sided die was replaced with two 10-sided dice to help combat results become more predictable.
		+	*Statistics for some heroes/challenges/items were adjusted to improve play-balance and to make the game more difficult.
		+	*All heroes started in the center of the board now, giving players more variety and options during the opening moves.
		+	*Encounters were removed from city spaces.
		+	*Plastic (unpainted) minis were included for heroes, instead of the original cardboard stand-ups.

-	[imageid=91329]	+	{\| cellspacing="10"
		+	\|- align="center"
		+	\|[imageid=91329] [gameid=21523]
		+	(2005)
		+	\|-
		+	\|}

	=== Second Edition Big Box Expansions ===		=== Second Edition Big Box Expansions ===
		+	'''<Working:needs_description_of_big_box_expansions>'''

	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"

	(2006)		(2006)
	\| [imageid=151110] [gameid=22822 Sands of Al-Kalim]		\| [imageid=151110] [gameid=22822 Sands of Al-Kalim]
-	(2006)	+	(2007)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

-	=== Item & Ally Card Expansions ===	+	=== Second Edition Card Expansions ===
		+	[gameid=21523 Runebound] uses a modular system of cards to represent events, challenges, and items found during the game. This allows players to experience new and different adventures or encounters just by adding cards from one of several card deck expansions. These small expansions are labeled according to what type of cards they contain:
		+	*[[Runebound Series#toc4\|Item & Ally Card Expansions]]
		+	*[[Runebound Series#toc5\|Challenge Card Expansions]]
		+	*[[Runebound Series#toc6\|Adventure Variants]]
		+	*[[Runebound Series#toc7\|Character Decks]]

		+	==== Item & Ally Card Expansions ====
		+	Item & Ally decks contain new market items that can give valuable benefits to your heroes. Cards from these expansions are mixed into the market stack, giving you access to new equipment, friends, and even familiars during your adventures.
	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"

	\|}		\|}

-	=== Challenge Card Expansions ===	+	==== Challenge Card Expansions ====
-		+	Challenge decks include new creatures and encounters, usually related to a particular theme (wilderness, undead, or dragons). With these expansions, the world of '''Runebound''' remains filled with danger and uncertainty even after exploring all the base game has to offer.
	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"

	\|}		\|}

-	=== Adventure Variants ===	+	==== Adventure Variants ====
-		+	Adventure decks create new and different quests to experience within the world of Terrinoth. Depending on which adventure you choose, new rules, creatures, events, or markers can be introduced to the game.
	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"

	\|}		\|}

-	=== Character Decks ===	+	==== Character Decks ====
-		+	Character decks allow you to customize your hero by giving them additional skills and talents. You can even mix-and-match powers from several character decks to create a truly unique hero for every game.
	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"


	== GeekLists ==		== GeekLists ==
-
	* [geeklistid=12332]		* [geeklistid=12332]

Runebound Series: - No Comment

2006-11-17T12:28:23-06:00

From Mishenka 2006-11-17 12:25:02

To Mishenka 2006-11-17 12:28:23

Runebound Series: - No Comment

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From Mishenka 2006-11-17 12:24:25		To Mishenka 2006-11-17 12:25:02

	\|}		\|}

-		+	=== Challenge Card Expansions ===
-	=== Adventure Variants ===	+

	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
-	\| [imageid=106554] [gameid=18623 Crown of the Elder Kings]	+	\| [imageid=106553] [gameid=18624 The Dark Forest]
	(2005)		(2005)
-	\| [imageid=106555] [gameid=18622 The Scepter of Kyros]	+	\| [imageid=106550] [gameid=18625 The Terrors of the Tomb]
	(2005)		(2005)
-	\| [imageid=126357] [gameid=23510 Avatars of Kelnov]	+	\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]
	(2006)		(2006)
-	\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]	+	\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]
	(2006)		(2006)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

-	=== Challenge Card Expansions ===	+	=== Adventure Variants ===

	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
-	\| [imageid=106553] [gameid=18624 The Dark Forest]	+	\| [imageid=106554] [gameid=18623 Crown of the Elder Kings]
	(2005)		(2005)
-	\| [imageid=106550] [gameid=18625 The Terrors of the Tomb]	+	\| [imageid=106555] [gameid=18622 The Scepter of Kyros]
	(2005)		(2005)
-	\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]	+	\| [imageid=126357] [gameid=23510 Avatars of Kelnov]
	(2006)		(2006)
-	\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]	+	\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]
	(2006)		(2006)
	\|-		\|-

Runebound Series: - No Comment

2006-11-17T12:24:25-06:00

From olaha 2006-11-13 04:07:02		To Mishenka 2006-11-17 12:24:25

	[imageid=91329]		[imageid=91329]

-	=== Second Edition Expansions ===	+	=== Second Edition Big Box Expansions ===

	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"

	\|}		\|}

-	=== Character Decks ===
-
-	{\| cellspacing="10"
-	\|- align="center"
-	\| [imageid=111667] [gameid=21402 Battlemage]
-	(2006)
-	\| [imageid=111665] [gameid=21406 Blade Dancer]
-	(2006)
-	\| [imageid=111666] [gameid=21401 Runemaster]
-	(2006)
-	\| [imageid=111668] [gameid=21405 Shadow Walker]
-	(2006)
-	\| [imageid=111669] [gameid=21422 Spiritbound]
-	(2006)
-	\| [imageid=111670] [gameid=21421 Wildlander]
-	(2006)
-	\|-
-	\|}

	=== Adventure Variants ===		=== Adventure Variants ===

	(2006)		(2006)
	\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]		\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]
		+	(2006)
		+	\|-
		+	\|}
		+
		+	=== Character Decks ===
		+
		+	{\| cellspacing="10"
		+	\|- align="center"
		+	\| [imageid=111667] [gameid=21402 Battlemage]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=111665] [gameid=21406 Blade Dancer]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=111666] [gameid=21401 Runemaster]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=111668] [gameid=21405 Shadow Walker]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=111669] [gameid=21422 Spiritbound]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=111670] [gameid=21421 Wildlander]
	(2006)		(2006)
	\|-		\|-

Runebound Series: - No Comment

2006-11-13T04:07:02-06:00

From olaha 2006-11-13 04:01:19		To olaha 2006-11-13 04:07:02

	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| [imageid=106554] [gameid=18623 Crown of the Elder Kings]		\| [imageid=106554] [gameid=18623 Crown of the Elder Kings]
		+	(2005)
		+	\| [imageid=106555] [gameid=18622 The Scepter of Kyros]
	(2005)		(2005)
	\| [imageid=126357] [gameid=23510 Avatars of Kelnov]		\| [imageid=126357] [gameid=23510 Avatars of Kelnov]

	\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]		\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]
	(2006)		(2006)
-	\| [imageid=106555] [gameid=18622 The Scepter of Kyros]
-	(2005)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

	{\| cellspacing="10"		{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
-	\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]
-	(2006)
-	\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]
-	(2006)
	\| [imageid=106553] [gameid=18624 The Dark Forest]		\| [imageid=106553] [gameid=18624 The Dark Forest]
	(2005)		(2005)
	\| [imageid=106550] [gameid=18625 The Terrors of the Tomb]		\| [imageid=106550] [gameid=18625 The Terrors of the Tomb]
	(2005)		(2005)
		+	\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]
		+	(2006)
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

Runebound Series: - Links to designers and publisher

2006-11-13T04:01:19-06:00

From olaha 2006-11-13 03:29:35		To olaha 2006-11-13 04:01:19

		+	Runebound is published by [publisherid=17] and is designed by [designerid=6] and [designerid=1150].
		+
	To do:		To do:
	* Write an introduction to the Runebound games and expansions.		* Write an introduction to the Runebound games and expansions.

Runebound Series: - Added Geeklist

2006-11-13T03:29:35-06:00

From olaha 2006-11-13 02:35:01		To olaha 2006-11-13 03:29:35

	(2005)		(2005)
	\|-		\|-
-	\|}	+	\|}
		+
		+	== GeekLists ==
		+
		+	* [geeklistid=12332]

Runebound Series: - Added to do.

2006-11-13T02:35:01-06:00

From olaha 2006-11-13 02:30:05		To olaha 2006-11-13 02:35:01

-	To do: Write introduction to the Runebound games and expansions. [publisherid=17].	+	To do:
		+	* Write an introduction to the Runebound games and expansions.
		+	* Link to this page from game entries.
		+	* Add links to GeekLists etc.

	[[toc]]		[[toc]]

Runebound Series: - Added cellspacing

2006-11-13T02:30:05-06:00

From olaha 2006-11-13 02:26:54		To olaha 2006-11-13 02:30:05

	=== Second Edition Expansions ===		=== Second Edition Expansions ===

-	{\|	+	{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| [imageid=56051] [gameid=13081 The Island of Dread]		\| [imageid=56051] [gameid=13081 The Island of Dread]

	=== Item & Ally Card Expansions ===		=== Item & Ally Card Expansions ===

-	{\|	+	{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| [imageid=106552] [gameid=18626 Artifacts and Allies]		\| [imageid=106552] [gameid=18626 Artifacts and Allies]

	=== Character Decks ===		=== Character Decks ===

-	{\|	+	{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| [imageid=111667] [gameid=21402 Battlemage]		\| [imageid=111667] [gameid=21402 Battlemage]

	=== Adventure Variants ===		=== Adventure Variants ===

-	{\|	+	{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| [imageid=106554] [gameid=18623 Crown of the Elder Kings]		\| [imageid=106554] [gameid=18623 Crown of the Elder Kings]

	=== Challenge Card Expansions ===		=== Challenge Card Expansions ===

-	{\|	+	{\| cellspacing="10"
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]		\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]

Runebound Series: - Created page and added base games and all(?) expansions

2006-11-13T02:26:54-06:00

From PKDuke 2009-01-26 19:59:51		To olaha 2006-11-13 02:26:54

		+	To do: Write introduction to the Runebound games and expansions. [publisherid=17].
		+
	[[toc]]		[[toc]]

-	== Introduction to Runebound ==	+	== [gameid=9829] ==
-	'''Runebound''' is a fantasy/adventure board game that is published by [publisherid=17], and designed by [designerid=6] and [designerid=1150].	+

-	=== Storyline ===	+	[imageid=55113]
-	From the [publisherid=17] website:	+
-	"In '''Runebound''', you and your opponents take on the roles of heroes questing across the land in search of adventure. Along the way, you will find magical artifacts and cunning allies help you in your quest. You will also encounter terrible villains and fiendish traps you must overcome in order to complete your quest.	+
-		+
-	The heart of '''Runebound''' is the adventure. The adventure determines the object of your quest, and what wonders and obstacles you will encounter along the way.	+
-		+
-	The adventure included in the base '''Runebound''' set is 'Rise of the Dragon Lords.' In this adventure, the vile necromancer Vorakesh is trying to find the ancient Dragon Runes and use them to resurrect Margath, the long-dead High Lord of the evil dragons. As a Hero of the land, it is your duty to stop Vorakesh from carrying out his mad designs."	+
-		+
-	=== Game Mechanics ===	+
-		+
-	Players take turns navigating a board that displays the terrain of a fantasy world. Each turn allows a character to visit towns or friendly locations (where items and allies can be found), facing an encounter (which provide events and enemies), or interacting with another player by landing in the same space.	+
-		+
-	'''''Movement'''''	+
-		+
-	Movement in '''Runebound''' is controlled by a special set of Movement dice. Up to five Movement dice can be rolled on a given turn (assuming that your hero is not wounded or fatigued, and does not choose to rest). Each face of a Movement die displays several types of terrain, as shown below, that indicate what paths are available to your hero that turn. Players can allocate the dice however they, moving through one matching terrain space for each die rolled. There are also other options for movement. A "forced" one-space movement in any direction is always allowed, and a number of special items and abilities can potentially alter the basic movement.	+
-	{\| cellspacing="10"	+
-	\|- align="center"	+
-	\| [imageid=199023] Movement Dice Close-up	+
-	\| [imageid=109795] Runebound Board	+
-	\|}	+
-	'''''Combat'''''	+
-		+
-	Enemies and obstacles are represented by encounter cards, which are divided into four color-coded levels. Green encounters are typically the easiest, followed by Yellow, Blue, and finally Red. After landing on an encounter space on the board, a player draws a card of the corresponding color and tries to complete the encounter successfully - which usually means defeating a creature in combat.	+
-		+
-	Briefly, each round of combat consists of three stages: ranged, melee, and magic. At each stage, the hero must choose to either attack or defend - although a character can only attack once during a particular round. Combat dice are rolled, added to the hero's base value (along with any modifiers from items purchased), and then compared to a target value for that encounter. A higher number means the hero was successful - dealing damage to the enemy if attacking, and avoiding any harm if defending. Rounds continue until either the creature or hero earn too much damage.	+
-		+
-	At the start of each round, the hero can attempt to escape the encounter instead of continuing with combat. Also, an ally can take the place of the hero for one stage during each round of combat - making them valuable both for their offensive abilities and as "cannon fodder" against stronger enemies.	+
-		+
-	'''''Visiting a Town'''''	+
-		+
-	Towns represent safe havens, and can be used to heal and restore a hero or to purchased items and allies. Each time a player visits a town, a new card is added to the market stack for that location - but without the gold earned from encounters, these items will sit unclaimed in the town.	+
-		+
-	'''''Interacting with Other Players'''''	+
-		+
-	After landing on the same space as another hero, two players can interact with each other. This can mean engaging in player-vs-player combat to slow down a rival, or trading goods and items between each other.	+
-		+
-	One of the main criticisms of '''Runebound''' is the lack of meaningful player interaction. This is a valid complaint, especially because the player-vs-player rules "as written" are often considered suspect. An official variant has been suggested in the Runebound FAQ that helps to improve this situation.	+
-		+
-	''Note:'' The latest version of the Runebound FAQ, along with rules and other supplementary materials, can be downloaded from the Runebound section of Fantasy Flight's website: [http://www.fantasyflightgames.com]	+
-		+
-	=== Expandability ===	+
-	The game system was designed to be flexible. Since decks of cards provide the events, items, allies, and enemies during an adventure, players can easily create a whole new adventure just by adding (or replacing) the cards in play. Unique and customizable heros also add to replay value. It is even possible to replace the existing map by using an overlay on the game board.	+
-		+
-	Many expansions have already been developed for '''Runebound'''. These expansions fall into two basic categories:	+
-	*Card deck expansions are small, inexpensive, and (usually) designed to work with the basic game. There are several different types of card expansions currently available.	+
-	*Big box expansions are larger and more immersive. An entirely new gaming experience is created - complete with new maps, characters, and rules.	+
-	For details about the expansions available, see the appropriate sections below.	+
-		+
-	=== Related Geeklist ===	+
-	For comments about the RuneBound games, and a brief overview of each expansion in the RuneBound universe, see [geeklistid=12332].	+
-		+
-	----	+
-		+
-	== Runebound (First Edition) ==	+
-	Despite selling well, [gameid=9829] received criticism that forced [publisherid=17] to rework several basic concepts and adjust the game balance. First released in 2004, '''Runebound''' was quickly updated and re-released as [gameid=21523] just over one year later. Customers who had purchased the original game were given a limited-time offer to upgrade at half the normal cost via the [publisherid=17] website. ('''Note:''' That upgrade offer is no longer available.)	+
-		+
-	{\| cellspacing="10"	+
-	\|- align="center"	+
-	\| [imageid=55113] [gameid=9829]	+
-	(2004)	+
-	\|}	+

	=== First Edition Expansions ===		=== First Edition Expansions ===
-	Only one expansion was released for [gameid=9829] before the game was updated and re-released as the second edition: [gameid=12108]. This expansion was also updated and republished later to be compatible with [gameid=21523] (see entry below).

-	{\| cellspacing="10"	+	[imageid=56343] [gameid=12108 Shadows of Margath] (2004)
-	\|- align="center"	+
-	\| [imageid=56343] [gameid=12108 Shadows of Margath]	+
-	(2004)	+
-	\|}	+

-	----	+	== [gameid=21523] ==

-	== Runebound (Second Edition) ==	+	[imageid=91329]
-	'''[gameid=21523]''' was released in Fall of 2005, and saw a number of improvements over the original version:	+
-	*The single 20-sided die was replaced with two 10-sided dice to help combat results become more predictable.	+
-	*Statistics for some heroes/challenges/items were adjusted to improve play-balance and to make the game more difficult.	+
-	*All heroes started in the center of the board now, giving players more variety and options during the opening moves.	+
-	*Encounters were removed from city spaces.	+
-	*Plastic (unpainted) minis were included for heroes, instead of the original cardboard stand-ups.	+

-	{\| cellspacing="10"	+	=== Second Edition Expansions ===
-	\|- align="center"	+
-	\|[imageid=245648] [gameid=21523]	+
-	(2005)	+
-	\|}	+

-	=== Second Edition Big Box Expansions ===	+	{\|
-	Each big box expansion creates an entirely new adventure. Components in these expansions typically include a map overlay, additional rules, replacement heroes, and whole new decks of cards. Because changes to the base game can be extensive in these expansions, they are often not compatible with the smaller card deck expansions.	+
-	{\| cellspacing="10"	+
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| [imageid=56051] [gameid=13081 The Island of Dread]		\| [imageid=56051] [gameid=13081 The Island of Dread]

	(2006)		(2006)
	\| [imageid=151110] [gameid=22822 Sands of Al-Kalim]		\| [imageid=151110] [gameid=22822 Sands of Al-Kalim]
-	(2007)	+	(2006)
-	\| [imageid=381255] [gameid=38643 The Frozen Wastes]	+	\|-
-	(2009)	+
	\|}		\|}

-	=== Second Edition Card Expansions ===	+	=== Item & Ally Card Expansions ===
-	[gameid=21523 Runebound] uses a modular system of cards to represent events, challenges, and items found during the game. This allows players to experience new and different adventures or encounters just by adding cards from one of several card deck expansions. These small expansions are labeled according to what type of cards they contain:	+
-	*[[Runebound Series#toc9\|Item & Ally Card Expansions]]	+
-	*[[Runebound Series#toc10\|Challenge Card Expansions]]	+
-	*[[Runebound Series#toc11\|Adventure Variants]]	+
-	*[[Runebound Series#toc12\|Character Decks]]	+

-	==== Item & Ally Card Expansions ====	+	{\|
-	Item & Ally decks contain new market items that can give valuable benefits to your heroes. Cards from these expansions are mixed into the market stack, giving you access to new equipment, friends, and even familiars during your adventures.	+
-	{\| cellspacing="10"	+
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| [imageid=106552] [gameid=18626 Artifacts and Allies]		\| [imageid=106552] [gameid=18626 Artifacts and Allies]

	\| [imageid=126353] [gameid=23513 Walkers of the Wild]		\| [imageid=126353] [gameid=23513 Walkers of the Wild]
	(2006)		(2006)
-	\| [imageid=268193] [gameid=28870 Rituals and Runes]	+	\|-
-	(2008)	+
-	\| [imageid=268194] [gameid=28871 Weapons of Legend]	+
-	(2008)	+
	\|}		\|}

-	==== Challenge Card Expansions ====	+	=== Character Decks ===
-	Challenge decks include new creatures and encounters, usually related to a particular theme (wilderness, undead, or dragons). With these expansions, the world of '''Runebound''' remains filled with danger and uncertainty even after exploring all the base game has to offer.	+
-	{\| cellspacing="10"	+
-	\|- align="center"	+
-	\| [imageid=106553] [gameid=18624 The Dark Forest]	+
-	(2005)	+
-	\| [imageid=106550] [gameid=18625 The Terrors of the Tomb]	+
-	(2005)	+
-	\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]	+
-	(2006)	+
-	\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]	+
-	(2006)	+
-	\| [imageid=301529] [gameid=28873 Beasts and Bandits]	+
-	(2008)	+
-	\| [imageid=268195] [gameid=28872 Traps and Terrors]	+
-	(2008)	+
-	\|}	+
-		+
-	==== Adventure Variants ====	+
-	Adventure decks create new and different quests to experience within the world of Terrinoth. Depending on which adventure you choose, new rules, creatures, events, or markers can be introduced to the game.	+
-	{\| cellspacing="10"	+
-	\|- align="center"	+
-	\| [imageid=106554] [gameid=18623 Crown of the Elder Kings]	+
-	(2005)	+
-	\| [imageid=106555] [gameid=18622 The Scepter of Kyros]	+
-	(2005)	+
-	\| [imageid=126357] [gameid=23510 Avatars of Kelnov]	+
-	(2006)	+
-	\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]	+
-	(2006)	+
-	\| [imageid=268197] [gameid=28874 Curse of the Cataclysm]	+
-	(2008)	+
-	\| [imageid=268196] [gameid=28875 Quest for the Seven Scions]	+
-	(2008)	+
-	\|}	+

-	==== Character Decks ====	+	{\|
-	Character decks allow you to customize your hero by giving them additional skills and talents. You can even mix-and-match powers from several character decks to create a truly unique hero for every game.	+
-	{\| cellspacing="10"	+
	\|- align="center"		\|- align="center"
	\| [imageid=111667] [gameid=21402 Battlemage]		\| [imageid=111667] [gameid=21402 Battlemage]

	\| [imageid=111670] [gameid=21421 Wildlander]		\| [imageid=111670] [gameid=21421 Wildlander]
	(2006)		(2006)
		+	\|-
	\|}		\|}

		+	=== Adventure Variants ===

-	----	+	{\|
		+	\|- align="center"
		+	\| [imageid=106554] [gameid=18623 Crown of the Elder Kings]
		+	(2005)
		+	\| [imageid=126357] [gameid=23510 Avatars of Kelnov]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=126356] [gameid=23511 Cult of the Rune]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=106555] [gameid=18622 The Scepter of Kyros]
		+	(2005)
		+	\|-
		+	\|}
		+
		+	=== Challenge Card Expansions ===

-	[[Index\|Main Content Index]] \| [[Game series\|Game Series Index]]	+	{\|
		+	\|- align="center"
		+	\| [imageid=126355] [gameid=23512 Drakes and Dragonspawn]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=126540] [gameid=23665 Shadows of Margath]
		+	(2006)
		+	\| [imageid=106553] [gameid=18624 The Dark Forest]
		+	(2005)
		+	\| [imageid=106550] [gameid=18625 The Terrors of the Tomb]
		+	(2005)
		+	\|-
		+	\|}