Yu-Gi-Oh!: Star Pack ARC-V Booster Display
$49.50
The Star Pack ARC-V set contains Deck themes from the first season of the new TV show, Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V like Raidraptors, Performapals and Superheavy Samurai. Duelists can also collect popular cards available in various sets, stretching from Legend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon to Hidden Arsenal, so fans can find Mobius the Frost Monarch and Polymerization to Gem-Knight Fusion, X-Saber Souza, and Constellar Algiedi.
Warmachine: Khador: Iron Fang Pikemen/Black Dragons Unit with Unit Attachment (12)
$59.99 SRP
Khador’s heavily armored Iron Fang pikemen are charged with hunting down and destroying enemy warjacks, carrying explosive-tipped blasting pikes designed to tear through the thickest armor of man or machine. The most veteran of these pikemen are welcomed into the elite Black Dragon kompany, where their experience and precision make them brutally efficient on the attack and unbreakable in defense.
Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Secret Forces Booster Display
$95.76
The Secret Forces special booster set launches three new tactical squads of never-before-seen monsters, prepared to compete in the toughest tournament Dueling of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game!
This 60-card, all-foil booster set includes 32 new cards from these three monster groups, plus 28 carefully selected reprint cards to supplement Duelists’ Deck-building efforts, including the hard-to-find Preparation of Rites (out of print for over 5 years).
Contains:
60 cards: 40 Super Rare cards and 20 Secret Rare cards
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Hero Strike Structure Deck Display
$79.92
Elemental Hero Decks make a mighty return to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in the Hero Strike Structure Deck! Modeled after Jaden Yuki’s Deck from the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime and manga series, the Hero Strike Structure Deck contains new cards with new ways to summon them!
Elemental Hero Decks rely on the power of Fusion Summoning, allowing you to fuse monsters together with Spell Cards like Polymerization and Miracle Fusion to Summon Elemental Hero Fusion Monsters; in the Hero Strike Structure Deck, brand new Spell Cards are introduced to give your monsters a new secret identity as a Masked Hero monster as well! As a special bonus, the Hero Strike Structure Deck also includes one new Ultra Rare Card and four new Super Rare Cards, bringing the total count to 45 Cards!
Whether you’re an old-time Yu-Gi-Oh! GX fan or you’re discovering the Elemental Hero strategy for the first time, you can now wield the power of these marvelous heroes for yourself. Get your game on!
Contains:
40 Common Cards
1 Ultra Rare Card
4 Super Rare Cards
1 Dueling Guide
1 Rulebook
1 Game Mat
I have managed to read all of the rules and play two quick games of Doctor Who Adventures in Time and Space. I haven’t rolled up a character yet, but I’m ready to write my review of the game. I picked up the rules at Origins and I’m glad I did.
The limited edition book is filled with great art. There are several to page pieces that often take your breath away. It is about 250 pages that is filled with background info and mechanics. I would say the the book is balanced for player and GM. For a stand a lone core book I would say Cubicle 7 did an excellent job compiling everything into a tight space. This book is not the Tardis – it’s not bigger on the inside.
While I haven’t made a character yet the process looks fairly simple. It’s point based with no random element. Characters have six attributes and 12 skills. Traits to help define the character that are both good and bad. Until I do more with it that’s all I can say.
The Rpg has done a very good job of following the spirit of the television show. It tells a story that often involves conflict but that doesn’t require the hack and slash of other RPG’s. That doesn’t mean that you won’t get into a fist fight; just that the game emphasizes brains over brawn.
