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Having picked up this deck today, I gotta say that while I wish there were a little more focus on interaction with the enemy, this deck will probably be preferable for maneuverable armies that can quickly strike at objectives and then move on to other targets. About half of the deck is still objective interactions, but there are only 6 normal 'secure objective x' cards, with the other 12 consisting of getting twice the points for defending an objective for two consecutive turns, or getting D3 points for attacking an objective controlled by the enemy and taking it for yourself . The rest of the deck is fairly eclectic, but focuses on controlling random objectives, or gives you the mission to control evens or odds, or a couple of both even and odd at once. The big thing is there are a lot of 'kill x enemy unit type' cards, and they favor armies that are willing to get in and do the job really well in close combat - the bonuses are much higher if you can kill them during your assault phase. Overall it looks like a decent alternative to just a huge mass of 'secure objective X' cards in the normal deck, and the enemy will not be happy if they're setting on an objective that you can storm and get bonus points for knocking them off of it or taking it away from them.

I was actually thinking of buying these since I really don't like the balance in the old ones are all of these hard to get or are there still huge differences between the cards ?


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found this guy on youtube reading all the cards. I don't know who he is but I like it : D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVMN7MB4Erc