White Wizard Games

Colony Wars is a deckbuilding game in the Star Realms series which is both a standalone box set for two players (featuring an 80-card trade deck, as in the original) and an expansion for the base Star Realms set that allows it to be played as a four-player game. In Colony Wars, as in Star Realms, players will start with a fleet (deck) of 10 basic ships, and can spend Trade to acquire more powerful ships and bases from a central trade row of 5 cards. This row is continuously replenished by random draws from the trade deck. Many ships and bases deal Combat damage which you can use to attack your opponent and/or destroy their bases. When you reduce your opponent's Authority to zero, you win. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRirh9Zbxug ..

In addition to Star Realms: Frontiers additional command decks were introduced named The Alignment, The Alliance, The Coalition, The Pact, The Union, and The Unity. Features of each of these 18 card packs: Allows you to play as a Legendary Commander in the Star Realms universe. For use with Frontiers or any other Star Realms set. A Legendary Commander card which shows your Commander's hand size and starting Authority. 2 new, easy to use score cards. 2 Gambit cards, unique to your Commander. A mighty 8-cost mega-ship. Your Commander’s custom 12-card starting deck, that includes new cards from your Commander’s two favored factions. With this powerful deck you will be able to battle against ..

Includes 15 new cards: 1 Rules Card, 13 Gambits, 1 Base. The gambits in this set function differently than the original Gambits, including entering play hidden. Some actions / bonuses trigger when revealing the Gambit, most have an additional function when scrapping. Gambits are dealt face down to players at the beginning of the game. You can choose a number of Gambit cards each player will get, or you can give some players less Gambit cards as a handicap. The extra (unclaimed) Gambit cards are set aside in a face down pile. Secret Outpost is kept separate and not shuffled in with the Gambit Cards or the Trade Deck. Players keep Gambit cards face down in front of them until they choose to reveal them. Gambit cards never go to the trade deck, your hand or personal d..