No instances of 'what if's' came to mind. (+) Rulebook is relatively short and easy to understand. Considering the nice minis (and I'm not even a mini guy), great insert, the general component quality, and the amount of content available (10 campaigns and after you're done, you have your very own custom Clank! game to play without the legacy portion), I'm very happy about my purchase. (++) The first thought that came to mind is 'Wow, this was a steal.' I got this after posted that it's on sale for $52 on amazon. This all seems fairly straightforward but the catch is that many of your actions cause noise in the dungeon and generate 'Clank! cubes.' And whenever there's an event causing the dragon to attack, the Clank! cubes generated by all players are thrown into the dragon bag (which starts with 24 black cubes), and you draw a number of cubes matching the amount shown on the 'rage track.' Every time a player's cube is drawn from that bag, that player's health is dwindled and will mean game over if you're knocked out of the game and don't have an artifact or if you're in the danger zone. It took a while but my wife and I finally got around to starting the campaign! I'll be mentioning the names of some of the components throughout the writing below, but I'll be sticking to big picture thoughts instead of getting into the details so that I won't spoil anything.įor those who don't know, Clank! is a lineup of deck-building games where players must race through a dungeon (or some other type of maze-like area in the expansions) fighting monsters and securing loot, all while building up a deck full of powerful cards you can buy throughout the game.

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