Question 1

How many clans, how many miniatures and what's the scale like?  I want to use for DnD, wargaming etc.

Accepted Answer

There are:4 themed clans1 leader per clan4 Sculpt A warriors per clan4 Sculpt B warriors per clan5 monsters which are roughly the same size as the clansThese are all a bit larger than standard 28mm scale.  There are 4 large monsters that are roughly twice as big.  There are also boat figurines, but they aren't to an appropriate scale for DnD.

Question 2

How does it compare to risk? risk is the only area control game i've played.

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There are no dice used during the battles that determine whose clan will control an area. You match the strength of your figures (varying point values depending on the figures deployed) against the strength of everyone else's in that region, and everyone simultaneously plays a card from their hand. These cards might have an additional strength value (the orange player has figures with a total strength of "4" in the battle, but her card adds another "3," giving her a total strength of "7") while another player's cards might have text that forces everyone else to discard their played card, ignoring its value, and drawing a new one. A few particularly interesting cards give benefits to the player who LOSES the battle, such as points or better positioning as the game progresses. Because of game mechanics such as these battle cards and a host of others, the game has a very cerebral nature to it. You're not playing against the odds of dice rolls, you're pitting your wits against your opponents'.

Question 3

How fun is this game with only 2 players?

Accepted Answer

I certainly think it's fun at 2 players, however if you ONLY play exclusively with 2 then there are better options out there. So if you don't plan on playing with higher player counts EVER, then I'd pass. But if there's even a chance you might get this to the table with 2, 3, or even 4 (with the expansion) it's definitely worth it. A very fun game indeed.

Question 4

What size sleeves do I need to buy for the cards?

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Credit to Adam Kranzel on boardgamegeek for this:This game contains two sizes of cards.Standard cards:Number of cards: 102Arcane Tinmen sleeve size: Mini - Orange (AT-10405, 100/pack) - (41 x 63mm)Fantasy Flight sleeve size: Mini American - Yellow (FFS01, 50/pack) - (1-5/8â x 2-1/2â - 41 x 63mm)Mayday sleeve size: Mini USA - Yellow: Standard (MDG-7039, 100/pack) or Premium (MDG-7075, 50/pack) - (41 x 63mm)MTL sleeve size: Soft MUS (MTL141, 100/pack) or Thick MUS (MTL241, 50/pack) - (41 x 63mm)Swan PanAsia sleeve size: Mini Chimera: Standard (SWN-004, 160/pack) or Premium (SWN-501, 100/pack) - (43 x 65mm)Thai Boardgame sleeve size: #8 for 42x64mm cards (120/pack)Ultimate Guard sleeve size: Mini American: Premium (UGD010280, 50/pack) or Supreme (UGD010102, 50/pack) - (44 x 67mm)Ultra-Pro sleeve size: Mini American - Blue (82662, 50/pack) - (41 x 63mm)Large cards (god cards):Number of cards: 0Mayday MDG-7100 (70x122mm) sleeves are too narrow for these cards.Fantasy Flight sleeve size: Tarot - Orange (FFS66, 50/pack) - (2-3/4" x 4-3/4" - 70 x 120mm)MTL sleeve size: Thick BST (MTL270, 75/pack) - (70 x 120mm)Swan PanAsia sleeve size: Blue Moon: Standard (SWN-041, 150/pack) or Premium (SWN-513, 75/pack) - (70 x 120mm)Thai Boardgame sleeve size: Blue Moon + Elder Sign for 70x120mm cards (65/pack)Ultimate Guard sleeve size: Tarot: Premium (UGD010281, 50/pack) or Supreme (UGD010104, 50/pack) - (73 x 122mm)

Product Dimensions	30.91 x 30.71 x 7.49 cm; 167 g
Manufacturer recommended age	14 years and up
Item model number	BLR001
Original Release Date	2019
Language:	English
Number of Game Players	2 to 4
Number of Puzzle Pieces	250
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries Included?	No
Material Type(s)	Cardboard
Remote Control Included?	No
Color	Various
ASIN	B013TK5DFO

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