March of the Damned is the next deluxe expansion for Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game, and it will bring new strategic depth to your deck-building experience.
March of the Damned Expansion Overview:
The March of the Damned expansion introduces, as neutral forces, the savage armies of the Lizardmen and the undead minions of the Vampire Counts into Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game. The ancient race of Lizardmen aid the forces of Order and the Vampire Counts collude with the forces of Destruction as neutral cards. This set also contains cards for each of the existing six races, which expand upon strategies, tactics, and deck-building options.
The March of the Damned expansion includes 165 cards (55 unique cards in 3 copies each) consisting of new units, tactics, and support cards for all six major factions. Also included are exciting new neutral cards for the Lizardmen (Order only) and Vampire Counts (Destruction only).
March of the Damned also contains a short story by Daniel Lovat Clark, written to help immerse players in the rich setting of the Old World while introducing them to the mysterious Lizardmen and the vile Vampire Counts.
New Keywords for Warhammer Invasion:
Savage and Necromancy are new keywords to Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game.
Savage X
This keyword allows a unit, when it is dealt 1 or more damage, to deal X damage to one target unit in any corresponding zone. It is important to note that the unit with the Savage keyword must survive the damage it was dealt in order for the Savage keyword to trigger.
Note: When a unit gains Savage from multiple sources, the numerical effects stack on top of each other.
Necromancy
This keyword allows a unit to be played from the discard pile as though the unit was in its owner’s hand. The unit enters play from the discard pile, and if it is still in play at the end of the turn, it is put on the bottom of its owner’s deck.
March of the Damned Expansion:
Deep within the hellish and steaming jungles of Lustria, amid ancient trees and cloying swamps, the age-old civilisation of the Lizardmen has stood since long before the rise of Elves, Dwarfs, or Men. Savage warriors, the Lizardmen are vigilant in the defense of their ways. These children of the Old One creators fight to restore order to the world, but their enigmatic motivations make them uncertain and often dangerous allies.
Meanwhile, the Vampire Counts, from their gods-forsaken castles and fortresses, lust after the power of the mortal races. Created by unholy rituals thousands of years ago, the Vampire Counts are quick, strong, and resilient. And yet, the greatest threat lies not in their physical prowess, but in their unbridled ambition. It is this force of will that gives them their power over the dead, and those armies of Order that refuse to surrender to the Vampire Counts in life may come to serve them as mindless slaves after death.
