excuse the question, I feel like i missed it somewhere, but can this core set be a 1v1 game with no other additions?
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Yes. The core set comes with one Xwing, and two Tie Fighters, plus scenarios for one-on-one play.It starts out fun and simple, then gets better and more complex as you make additions.
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Yes it certainly can but you will quickly exhaust the replay interest of just two Tie Fighters against one X-Wing Fighter. Fantasy Games Unlimited have managed to be crafty enough to have manufactured "waves" of product releases with additional ship models that are finely made and pre-painted. You will find them irresistible. Oh, yeah, almost forgot. the additional ships usually include new missions to use them with.
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Yes it can, it will allow you to play 1v1, although it might feel like it is a bit of a short game. Once you have played a couple of games and scenarios you might want to get some extra ships to make it more fun.
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Yes, it can. It can be fun (for a while as you learn it) but eventually you'll want the add on ships to make it more interesting and exciting. We actually play with 2 core sets (the extra dice and accessories help too) and extra ships.
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Yes it is meant to be a starter set for two players but you feel kind of cheated as you only get one X-Wing while the other person has two Tie Fighters. It starts right off the bat as a money pit.
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Yes. The core set comes with one Xwing, and two Tie Fighters, plus scenarios for one-on-one play. It starts out fun and simple, then gets better and more complex as you make additions.
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Yes it can...since it has the core rules for the game. Everything else is considered to be an expansion of the game and cannot be used without the core rules.
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Nope, you can easily play with just two people. I usually just play one on one with my girlfriend. And if you get the Reaper expansion it introduces a third "player" on the board, as you can move the Reaper around and try to make it land on your opponent. Have fun!
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Sorry, no. 1 player at a time but you can take turns. It's still great fun.E-8
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Absolutely. This isn't a continuation of the first game. This is a version of the first game with expanded game play. Set-up and reading the instructions is simple and you should be able to play and understand the game pretty quickly.
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yes it can be. Only one person can win so alliances can be made and broken just like a 4 player game, only difference is it would be a 3 way power struggle. So if you want to win you have to keep all players in check, so watch your back ;).
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This isn't an expansion, it's a core set. You don't need a board to play. But if you want a board to keep track of your levels, Munchkin Zombies Deluxe comes with one.
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This is an expansion to the main game. There are all new House card for each family, and there are instruction for new starting positions for each families' armies. Also there are some minor rule adjustments. It's a little pricey, and it requires 6 players to play. However, if you have 6 players that enjoy the original, this is a worthy investment for the fresh approach to the game.
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Ha, Ha. No..................... there are some rules variations regarding adjacent players. It is a fun variation and well thought out.
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A little late to the answering for me, but the core set only comes with 3 ships. Two TIE Fighters and one X-Wing fighter. While you can use this to play a three player game, it is very unbalanced because the X-wing is a stronger ship, hence why it is meant to go against two TIE Fighters, not just one. With expansions though, you can make a very interesting force, which is ideally a two player or two team game. However, they recently released a Most Wanted Faction of outlaws and bounty hunters and the like, so that might make for an interesting three player game where each person has a different faction. I will certainly be getting some of those for smaller games. A little late to the answering for me, but the core set only comes with 3 ships. Two TIE Fighters and one X-Wing fighter. While you can use this to play a three player game, it is very unbalanced because the X-wing is a stronger ship, hence why it is meant to go against two TIE Fighters, not just one. With expansions though, you can make a very interesting force, which is ideally a two player or two team game. However, they recently released a Most Wanted Faction of outlaws and bounty hunters and the like, so that might make for an interesting three player game where each person has a... » Read More A little late to the answering for me, but the core set only comes with 3 ships. Two TIE Fighters and one X-Wing fighter. While you can use this to play a three player game, it is very unbalanced because the X-wing is a stronger ship, hence why it is meant to go against two TIE Fighters, not just one. With expansions though, you can make a very interesting force, which is ideally a two player or two team game. However, they recently released a Most Wanted Faction of outlaws and bounty hunters and the like, so that might make for an interesting three player game where each person has a different faction. I will certainly be getting some of those for smaller games. « Show Less
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No. As a 'Living Card Game' everything you need to play is in the initial core set you purchase. You can buy expansions to add more elements and cards to the game, but it's not necessary. The nice thing is, there are no 'rare' or hard to find cards, as each expansion comes with the exact same cards, so while you get to customize your deck, you won't feel left out or unable to play if you aren't completely up to date on new sets.
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Yes and no, the core game is 2 player because of the amount of ships. With expansions however you can have larger more complex games like 3 on 3.
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Amber, Thank you for your interest in STIGA. Only one racket comes in this pack. However, if you are looking for a multi-player set, we would suggest the Stiga Performance 2-Player Set Hope this helps! STIGA
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you can. it will be really short and boring. i find fiasco works best with 4-5 players
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It is a stand alone core set, much like the Conan or Legends set, and also like those two, it has the fantasy base (back and card style) so it can easily be blended in with other fantasy sets without the worry of different backs.
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I didn't think about this possibility until you asked. I would think splitting into two groups and somehow taking the winners against the other winners would be a fine contest. I really think it would be easier playing with two sets than one. However, 1 tower and two sets of "thingees" would be quite hard. Good luck. Ollie
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Each of the six characters is necessary for the game to work. If there is one person who can play two different characters effectively, it is possible to do but would probably be more fun with a separate person for each character.
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Honestly it does not make a difference. There are a few references to one and 2 that you might not 'get', but I don't think you'll miss anything major. Many mechanics are new or changed and everything you'll need to know is explained in game (or left as a puzzle for you to solve, obviously).