
Summoner Wars (Second Edition)
Spectral Conclave Faction Deck
An expansion by Colby Dauch
2 2
60-90 minutes Medium
Card Play Conflict Resolution, Dice Rolling, Deck Construction
Card Game
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Description
Get ready to shake things up in the world of Summoner Wars with the Spectral Conclave Faction Deck, the latest expansion from game designer Colby Dauch. Released in 2025, this new addition brings a secret society of magical masters to the table, with a focus on illusory magic that will keep your opponents on their toes. Led by the enigmatic summoner Feyrin, the Spectral Conclave can summon ghostly beasts out of thin air, striking at their enemies and then disappearing into the ether, leaving their foes bewildered and confused. As a 2-player game, Summoner Wars is all about strategic conflict resolution, and the Spectral Conclave Faction Deck adds a whole new layer of depth to the game. With simple rules that can be explained quickly, new players can jump into the action in no time, while experienced fans will love the new challenges and possibilities that this expansion brings. The gameplay is all about card play and deck construction, with a dash of dice rolling to keep things exciting and unpredictable. As you build your deck and launch your attacks, you'll need to think carefully about how to use your spectral units to maximum effect, all while trying to outmaneuver your opponent and emerge victorious. In a typical game, you can expect to spend around 60 to 90 minutes battling it out with your opponent, using every trick in the book to outwit and outmaneuver them. The Spectral Conclave Faction Deck is designed to work with the Summoner Wars Second Edition base game, so if you're already a fan of the series, you'll be able to dive right in and start playing with your new spectral units. With its unique blend of magic, strategy, and luck, this expansion is the perfect way to refresh your Summoner Wars experience and try out some new tactics. So why not give it a try and see what kind of spectral mischief you can get up to?
