Mystic Vale: Harmony

Mystic Vale: Harmony
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Mystic Vale: Harmony

This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!

Game Description

From BoardGameGeek:

Harmony adds new advancement and vale cards, giving players more card crafting options and exciting new possibilities for combos. Amulets feature unique effects and greater variety over regular mana tokens. Leader cards grant abilities that can be upgraded to become even more powerful.

Amulets work like regular mana tokens. When you Spoil, you turn over your amulet to its active side that shows the Evoke symbol face up. You may “Evoke” your amulet to use its ability, as described on its active side. You must then turn your amulet over to its used side.

Game Info

Ages 14 & up
45 minutes
2-4 players

Game Details

Genre(s):Strategy Games
Theme(s): Card Game,
Expansion for Base-game,
Fantasy
Mechanics:
Publisher: Alderac Entertainment Group
# of Players: 2 - 4
Age: 14 and up
Playing Time: 45 minutes
Published: 2019
Designer:
Expansion to:
- Mystic Vale

Supporting Information

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