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Star Realms Box Set

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$27.19 $39.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Forge your own star realm! Build up your military through shipping and trade, then use your mighty fleet of warships to protect what’s yours and take what isn’t!

Designed by Magic hall-of-famers Darwin Kastle and Rob Dougherty, Star Realms combines the fun of deckbuilding games with the interactivity of trading card game-style combat. As you play, use trade to add new ships and bases to your deck. When played, those ships and bases generate powerful effects, additional trade, and combat to attack your opponent and their bases. If you reduce your opponent’s score to zero, you win!

This Star Realms Box Set includes all of the cards from the Star Realms Core Set and Gambit Set, plus a game board and two additional starting decks, providing awesome gameplay for 2-4 players. And the Nemesis Beast and the Pirates of the Dark Star challenge cards provide additional solo and cooperative play options! Each box is a complete 4-player game containing rules and 162 cards.

Contents:
• Folding game board
• Four pairs of score cards
• Four 10-card starting decks
• 16 Explorer cards
• 83-card main deck
• 13 Gambit cards
• 2 Oversized Challenge Cards
• Rulebook

20 Minutes
1-4 Players
Ages 12+

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

The box set holds way more than I expected, and having the trade deck and authority cards all in one place makes setup almost instant. My wife and I knocked out three games in a row on a weeknight, which never happens with our other two-player games. The little score cards are a nice touch too.

Emily F. ★★★★★

Bought this to scratch the deckbuilder itch and it completely delivered. The shipping and trade cards let you build up your economy while the warships do the dirty work, and games wrap up in about 20 minutes. The box itself holds everything nicely too.

Sophia H. ★★★★★

The trade row mechanic keeps every turn tense — you're never just playing your own hand, you're watching what your opponent might grab next. I've taught it to two people who'd never touched a deckbuilder and they were building fleets by the second game.