jooool wrote: ↑01 November 2021, 23:18
Ranior wrote: ↑01 November 2021, 20:56
jooool wrote: ↑01 November 2021, 15:52
Hello,
I am not sure this is the forum to reach developers or content creators but I'll give it a try.
I'm a huge Agricola fan and I must say the new C and D implementation are looking fantastic so far. Although I'm curious to how these decks are composed and where some of the "new cards" come from. I own almost every single deck there is both from revised and original and played at least a decent amount with some of the newer cards on playagricola.com and still there are many cards that are completely new to me. Is there a chance the printed E-deck are coming soon or are these cards exclusive to BGA?
Best regards
Johan
A lot of these cards will be getting published in the soon to be released Consul Dirigens deck:
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/329 ... igens-deck
That's likely why you don't have them yet, although as noted many of them were in the color expansions already available.
oh, I did not think there where cards from the color expansions that wasnt in other decks. I thought that the color decks combined gave you the complete A and B deck and that buying A and B when they were released was equivalent except for the "special meeples". But I guess I'll just wait for the Consul Dirigens deck then, thanks!
It's probably a typo in this message, but just to be clear: we are talking about C & D decks only. The two important information to understand this nightmare is : a full deck always has 168 cards in it and in term of logistic, it's easier to produce 120 cards in a box.
So for instance in the base box, you get 48 cards of deck A and 48 cards of deck B (96 cards in total + majors), so you can complete deck A by buying the "deck A" box which contains the 120 extra, and same for deck B.
Then deck C and deck D boxes were both published (Corbarius / Dulcinaria), which contains only 120 of each decks, thus leaving 2 * 48 cards not published yet. The new Consul Dirigens expansion contains exactly these 96 cards + 24 weird starter bonus card to match the 120 "logistic number".
In the meantime, 6 colors expansions were released, each of them with 20 cards (+ meeples), so that's again 120 cards in total. But since there were only 96 "missing" cards in deck C & D, this means that some cards were actually already in the boxes Corbarius and Dulcinaria.
So this is exactly what is currently added to BGA : the 96 cards from Consul Dirigens box that will be published pretty soon (the 24 starter bonus will not be on BGA) + 24 cards of boxes Corbarius and Dulcinaria, to match the color expansion. The rest of deck C and deck D will probably be added on BGA in the future at some point too.