I love this game, and besides discussing about game strategies, thematics and narratives, I believe that game components are just as important as well. I mean, taking care of your game components is also another aspect of loving the game...right? So, in this piece, I will share about the coin capsules I use for my chaos tokens along with some additional suggestions. Hyperlinks are included so that you can easily assess some of the sites that sell these components. All of which will help to prolong the lifespan of your game components and amplify your gaming experience of Arkham Horror: The Card Game.
Tag: Arkham Horror
Arkham Horror – Those ‘oh…so sweet’ moments
We don't really get or hear much of those 'glorious' moments when playing Arkham Horror...and even if we do, half of the time, we realize that we must have played the game wrong, misread and interpreted the rules, or we get way too excited that we forget to perform certain set up's in the game.
Arkham Horror LCG Deck Classes, Issue #1: Aggro
Most people who think of card games, think of competitive card games like Magic The Gathering. While Arkham Horror is a cooperative game, there is still an element of a common opponent brought in through the encounter deck. Given that, we can use terms and archetypes from competitive games to help us better understand how to “win” at Arkham Horror. The most common archetypes are aggression, control, combo, and tempo. This month, we’re going to talk about aggression (“aggro”) decks, and how to win before the encounter deck gets a chance to screw you over.
Famous Last Words in The Dunwich Legacy: “Hey Yog-Sothoth!!! You ain’t so tough!!!”
Awhile back, I was able to purchase The Dunwich Legacy deluxe expansion, and each month after that, I was scouting for the 6 Mythos packs. I was able to collect all of it by April to begin a new campaign.
Arkham Horror – Committing Cards: How, Why, and When?
When I first started playing the Arkham Horror LCG, I didn’t understand the point of skill cards over assets that boost your skill value. I also didn’t understand the point of committing non-skill cards to tests—why would I give up this event card when I could play it for a benefit? I just didn’t see the point of temporary boosts to your skills.
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