Veiled Fate: Providence Micro-uitbreiding

Thirty extra fate cards doesn't sound like much until you're mid-game and suddenly have a scorpion-or-feather choice to make. The dual-alignment ones slowed our table down in the best way, everyone arguing over which side to take. Slots right into the base deck with no rulebook headaches.

I was worried the dual-alignment cards would feel fiddly, but choosing scorpions or feathers mid-round adds a genuinely fun layer of bluffing. Thirty new fate cards was enough to make our usual group rethink half our old strategies.

Thirty cards doesn't sound like much until you're mid-game and suddenly have a scorpion-or-feather choice staring you down. That tension of picking a side on the fly is exactly what the base game was missing. Zero regrets adding this to the box.