Chip Theory Games 20 Strong: Too Many Bones Deck Expansion – Dice Battles, Tyrant Encounters & Strategic Gameplay (1 Player, Ages 14+)

The 20 Strong (20S) series are the best solo games I’ve ever played. Too Many Bones follows the theme of the board game nicely and will give hours of strategic entertainment. One you understand the 20S system, you can learn any of their games pretty fast.

Great single person game for fans of Too Many Bones. Very challenging if you use your dice too fast

This was a requested gift for someone. He loved it.

Chip theory games always put a lot of quality and originality into their games. This card expansion holds a lot of new options to add to your 20 strong game.

If you're new to the 20 Strong game, like I was, it's basically a solo play dice management game where you battle monsters/bosses using a set of 20 dice. You need the base game to play and the base game comes with the "Solar Sentinels" deck. This "Too Many Bones" deck is an expansion for the original game. The expansion has a completely unique deck of cards and bosses and plays as its own unique game, but it uses the same core dice mechanics and dice as the original game. The really cool thing is all of the expansions include some universal character cards that you can use within any of the expansions ( so I could use one of the elves from this deck to play in the Solar Sentinels deck). The game itself is really well designed and is a ton of fun for those game nights where you just can't find anyone else to play with. I'm still working on my dice management and still find it a bit difficult to get all the way through to the bosses but I still have a blast with it. The game components are all top notch. The cards in this expansion feel like they are made out of a plastic-like material and feel sturdy and durable. The deck also includes an instruction book that tells you the directions for this specific deck (there are also some good tutorial videos from the manufacturer available online). Overall I'm loving these expansion and I would definitely recommend them if you're looking to expand the fun of your 20 Strong games.