A.E.G.I.S.

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Description

Get ready to take your robot battles to the next level with the Variant Command Expansion Set for A.E.G.I.S.: Combining Robot Strategy Game. This expansion pack is all about introducing new and exciting ways to play the game, with a focus on strategy and modular gameplay. Released in 2018, it was initially available as part of a Kickstarter campaign, but now you can get your hands on it and experience the thrill of combining robots like never before. With the ability to play with 2 to 6 players, you can gather your friends and family for a fun-filled session that can last anywhere from 20 to 120 minutes. The Variant Command Expansion Set is designed to be used after completing the campaign mode, and it brings a fresh twist to the game with new robot variants that offer alternative attack abilities, modified states, and commander powers. Each robot in the expansion uses an existing game piece, so you can easily incorporate them into your gameplay. The best part is that these new robots can be included in commander drafts or constructed play, allowing for new and different strategies to emerge. This means that even if you've played the base game before, you'll have a whole new set of possibilities to explore and master. The game mechanics, such as action points, area majority, dice rolling, and grid movement, all come together to create a unique and engaging experience. The Variant Command Expansion Set is a great addition to the A.E.G.I.S. universe, which is set in a science fiction world where robots are the ultimate warriors. The game's designers, including Cassandra Clark, Sarah Como, and Zach Kettell, have done an amazing job of creating a game that's both easy to learn and challenging to master. With its simple rules and fast-paced gameplay, A.E.G.I.S. is a game that's perfect for fans of dice games, wargames, and science fiction. So why not give the Variant Command Expansion Set a try and discover a whole new world of robot combat and strategy?