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The short version is that a legacy game is a game that is played as a campaign, where you finish the game multiple times over the life of the campaign. Legacy games are generally played with the same ...

Yes, depending on how your group places their stickers. Initially, the game makes the Australia problem worse, not better. This happens because a player wins when they have 4 Victory Points instead ...

It is a three to five player game according to the rules because the negotiation dynamics are integral to the rules. With two players there can be really no good negotiation and the game loses an ...

From BGG: Legacy Game - A multi-session game in which permanent and irreversible changes to the game state carry over to future plays. See BGG:Legacy for a list of 78 (and growing) of games with ...

Based on the implications in the rules, in order to conquer a territory it needs to be occupied. Conquering is only referred to on page 12 of the rules, which indicates that it is the action taken ...

All powers listed on the faction cards are active and available at all times, so once a come-back power or other sticker has been added to a faction card they are affected by it from then on.

Yes, that is exactly what it means.

Yes. 3 Missiles in a Single Combat packet spoilers:

The card included in the packet covers what to do:

A bunker adds 1 to the highest defender's die as long as it is less than 6. For example, a defender's roll of 4+3 becomes 5+3; 5+5 becomes 6+5, 6+1 stays 6+1, and 2 becomes 3 (the case where you're ...