Where things get really interesting is with the reprints
Given that a single unit costs less than a nice dinner out, the return on investment is incredibly high if it solves your connectivity issues
As I mentioned at the beginning, Umezawas Jitte does too much for too little
In all modes of play the game will allow for direct conflict between opposing sides and the various historical and fantastical characters on the table, but to win players must raid in order to gather a mysterious substance called Ikorr
So on the one hand Im very grateful that the seasons that probably benefit the most from it got a Blu-ray release, on the other hand its unfortunate that the poor sales (imo due to the poor handling by Studio Hamburg Enterprises) have discouraged further Blu-ray releases
Seasons last roughly two months, giving you plenty of time to grind out the pass, while also experimenting with other decks, formats, and things to do