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White Wizard Games has launched a new Kickstarter: Star Realms Frontiers!

Star Realms Frontiers Kickstarter has launched!  This is an expansion set for Star Realms, a  Deckbuilding/Trading Card game by the genuinely nice people from White Wizard Games which I demo'ed at Gen Con last year.  Did I say expansion?  This is a set of NINE expansions, all new for this Kickstarter.  I'm going to copy and paste from the Kickstarter page now:


  • Frontiers is a deckbuilding game for 1-4 players, that is both a standalone game and fully compatible with Star Realms Deckbuilding Game and all of its expansions!
  • Stellar Allies is a 12-card Kickstarter exclusive multi-faction expansion pack!
  • The Alignment, The Alliance, The Coalition, The Pact, The Union, and The Unity are 17-card Command Decks that allow you to play as a legendary commander in the Star Realms universe!
  • The Lost Fleet is a Kickstarter exclusive* Command Deck!
I'm not going to go into a full overview of how to play the game, except to say that you should bring a snack when you sit down because the game will probably run longer than you think, especially if you are playing with cutthroat friends (and if you have friends who won't try to undermine your Authority and ruin all your Trades, you need better friends!).

While this post is probably going out too late to let anyone get in on the Day 1 Backer benefits, I still feel I should mention it.

Star Realms is genuine fun, and if you are looking for a Kickstarter to back, White Wizard Games is a solid company that will fulfill their Kickstarter pledges.
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