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* ? Monster Figures, consisting of: | |||
** 3 [[The Dispossessed]]; 2 tan and 1 red <ref name=preview2>https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2016/7/6/the-undead-rise</ref> | |||
** Act 2 card of the [[Marrow Priest]] <ref name=preview2></ref> | |||
* Overlord Class | * Overlord Class | ||
** [[Soulbinder]] <ref name=preview1>https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2016/6/21/the-scourge-1</ref> - Allows to summon the [[Scourge]] [[servant]] when a monster dies. | ** [[Soulbinder]] <ref name=preview1>https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2016/6/21/the-scourge-1</ref> - Allows to summon the [[Scourge]] [[servant]] when a monster dies. | ||
Revision as of 08:54, 8 July 2016
In the Mistlands, the dead rest uneasy. Some say the swirling mists that cover this entire land are truly the spirits of the dead, wandering through the living world in search of warmth. Others say the mists are the exhalations of undead warriors, trapped beneath the ground until they can escape. Even if the mists are only mundane, the heroes will fight countless enemies as they try to escape the Mistlands, and some will rise from death to charge into battle again and again.
The Chains that Rust is the seventh expansion for Descent: Journeys in the Dark (Second Edition). It is a small box expansion that can also be combined with Mists of Bilehall, to be played as a single long campaign.
It was first hinted at in the rule booklet of the Mists of Bilehall expansion, announced on 11. May 2016[1] and is scheduled to be released in Q3 2016[1].
Component List
- ? Monster Figures, consisting of:
- 3 The Dispossessed; 2 tan and 1 red [2]
- Act 2 card of the Marrow Priest [2]
- Overlord Class
- Soulbinder [3] - Allows to summon the Scourge servant when a monster dies.
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