It actually makes sense in the context—(1) the base game is a pick-up-and-play single session type game, while the expansion turns it in to a big multi-session campaign game and (2) the expansion box is specifically sized so you can pack all the base game components in it and have it all in one box, still hilarious having an expansion box almost three times the volume of the base game...
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in reply to @Hunter-JE's post:
Damn!! I'm waiting for my copy to come in with baited breath but that is very funny. I hope you post about what you think after giving it a play or two!
Yeah I've been looking forward - will hopefully get a chance to play the base this weekend, though who knows when I'll manage to talk a campaign-willing group in to the Blighted Reach, especially with so many other yet-unplayed campaign games in my library competing for that same honor hah
Yeah. I'm hoping I can drag my board game family into playing a campaign while I'm staying with them for a bit. If I can't get it done then it might be hard to get it done at all
My one ray of hope for this one is I feel like a closed-ended three-game campaign might be an easier sell than some of the more open-ended games where you probably won't even be through the tutorial scenarios after that many sessions