Arkham Horror: The Card Game

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Arkham Horror: The Card Game
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Designers
  • Nate French & MJ Newman
  • Duke Harrist, Nicholas Kory, Waleed Ma'arouf
Publishers Fantasy Flight Games
Publication15 November 2016 [1]
Years active2016 – present
Genres Co-operative living card game (LCG) with deck building
LanguagesEnglish, German, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Polish, Czech, Russian, Ukrainian
Players1 – 4
Setup time10 - 15 minutes
(excluding deck building)
Playing time60 – 120 minutes
ChanceSome (card drawing, deck building, skill tests)
Skills Card playing, deck building, logic, strategy
Materials requiredAll included, expansions optional but all require base game.
Media type Playing cards
Website Arkham Horror: The Card Game — Fantasy Flight Games

Arkham Horror: The Card Game is a cooperative living card game produced by Fantasy Flight Games. It is set in the universe of Chaosium's Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game which is itself based on the Cthulhu Mythos of H. P. Lovecraft and other cosmic horror writers. The title refers to Lovecraft's fictional town of Arkham, Massachusetts which is mentioned in many Mythos stories.

Contents

Release

News of the game was originally leaked in May 2016, [2] before being officially announced in August of that same year. [3] It made its first limited public release at Arkham Nights 2016 to a sold-out crowd.

In its original release format, as a game in Fantasy Flight Games Living Card Game line, there was a regular release of non-random deluxe expansions that start a story or campaign, followed by multiple smaller expansions (known as mythos packs) that continue and conclude each campaign story.

With the announcement of the Edge of the Earth campaign in 2021, Fantasy Flight stated future expansions would simply be released in two larger boxes, each containing either all of the campaign's story or player cards. [4] During a Gen Con livestream in September 2021, Fantasy Flight Head of Studio Chris Gerber announced all previous expansions would be re-released in the new format, too. [5]

As of the release of the "Scarlet Keys" expansion in 2022, the lead designer MJ Newman has stepped back from her role as the lead developer of the game to become a senior designer at FFG. Designer Josiah "Duke" Harrist was announced as lead designer with Nick Kory, previously of the MythosBusters Podcast, also joining the design team. [6]

Mechanics

Campaign play is the default mode of the game, [7] allowing a player to progress through a series of scenarios. In campaign play, choices made in scenarios have lasting effects, altering the story and how later scenarios play out. Each scenario has multiple paths of divergence offering multiple playthroughs with differing experiences each time.

When players prepare to play, they first choose an investigator, most of them having a primary class of Guardian, Survivor, Rogue, Seeker, or Mystic. Each investigator deck receives cards that represent weaknesses of their investigator, one specific to each investigator, and one "basic" - drawn at random from a general pool. Investigators will also possess one or more unique cards that represent that individual's specific advantages or abilities, often complementing the backstory of that investigator. Each investigator also has different starting statistics (Willpower, Intellect, Combat, and Agility) which will be tested throughout the game. Players then build their decks from cards in their collection, conforming to the deck-building limits outlined by their investigator.

During the game, the investigators work together to progress their investigation towards a positive outcome by fulfilling the requirements set out by the Act deck. However, there are forces working against the investigators, represented by the Agenda deck and encounter deck. Each turn, a doom counter is added to the Agenda deck, acting as a timer for the investigators to complete their objectives. When the total number of doom in play reaches the doom threshold of the agenda card, the agenda will advance, often to negative consequences.

During the Investigation phase, the investigators each take up to three actions. Among other options, actions include playing cards from hand or activating those already in play, moving to or investigating locations and fighting or evading enemies. Depending on the card, cards played from hand during the investigation phase may enter an investigator's play area as an ongoing bonus (an "asset") or simply provide a powerful one-time effect and be discarded upon use (an "event"). Many cards have a resource cost which must be paid to play the card. While cards generally require an action to play, some are "fast" and do not require an action to be played.

The Investigation phase is followed by the Enemy, Upkeep, and the Mythos phase, representing the forces working against the investigators each round. Investigators may have to deal with effects or enemies that attack their sanity, health or simply their progression towards their main goal (the Act deck).

Investigators will be eliminated from a scenario if they receive horror or damage equal to their sanity or health respectively. Investigators eliminated in this way will receive permanent mental or physical trauma. This means investigators repeatedly defeated in scenarios can become progressively weaker as the campaign progresses. Investigators will, however, receive experience from scenarios (even after defeat), which can be spent to improve each investigator's deck. At certain points in a campaign, failure may lead to investigators being killed or driven insane.

Expansions

The main story expansions are grouped into "cycles" that each constitute a complete player campaign. The first six cycles (Dunwich through Innsmouth) consist of one Deluxe Expansion followed by six mythos packs. Deluxe expansions contain new investigators, about 60 new player cards and the first two scenarios of a campaign, while mythos packs contain about 24 new player cards and a single scenario of a campaign. These are listed below in order of release date, which is also the order in which they are meant to be played. Later cycles, starting with Edge of the Earth, have abandoned the deluxe/mythos format and are instead split into two releases, an "investigator expansion" (featuring all of the new player cards) and a "campaign expansion" (featuring all scenarios of the campaign). This new format release has since been retroactively adopted for the previous cycles. New players seeking all cards in a particular campaign now need only purchase the two new-format boxes ("investigator Expansion" and "campaign Expansion"), these two boxes between them collect every card contained in the prior release format ("deluxe expansion" and six "mythos packs").

Standalone scenarios are scenarios that exist outside of a campaign/cycle and are self-contained. As such, a player does not need any other expansions to play them or encounter cards from the core box—only the player cards. Stand-alone scenarios are at times printed in house at Fantasy Flight Games and are referred to as Print on Demand (POD). This means the card quality in that case is lower than the packs shipped from overseas but Fantasy Flight Games can push these packs faster out to players at conventions or (in the case of Curse of the Rougarou and Carnevale of Horrors) for general release.

Upgrade expansions (the "return to" boxes) are akin to the "nightmare packs" from the Lord of the Rings LCG. However, instead of just increasing the difficulty, these expansions provide an alternate way to play through the campaign with alternate story effects. They also include a small selection of new player cards (e.g. the first box includes 20 player cards).

The Dunwich Legacy Cycle

Expansion NameRelease DateType
The Dunwich Legacy12 January 2017 [8] Deluxe Expansion
The Miskatonic Museum16 February 2017 [9] Mythos Pack
The Essex County Express16 March 2017 [10] Mythos Pack
Blood on the Altar13 April 2017 [11] Mythos Pack
Undimensioned and Unseen11 May 2017 [12] Mythos Pack
Where Doom Awaits8 June 2017 [13] Mythos Pack
Lost in Time and Space6 July 2017 [14] Mythos Pack
The Dunwich Legacy Investigator Expansion25 February 2022 [15] Investigator Expansion
The Dunwich Legacy Campaign Expansion18 March 2022 [16] Campaign Expansion

The Path to Carcosa Cycle

Expansion NameRelease DateType
The Path to Carcosa14 September 2017 [17] Deluxe Expansion
Echoes of the Past26 October 2017 [18] Mythos Pack
The Unspeakable Oath24 November 2017 [19] Mythos Pack
A Phantom of Truth21 December 2017 [20] Mythos Pack
The Pallid Mask25 January 2018 [21] Mythos Pack
Black Stars Rise22 February 2018 [22] Mythos Pack
Dim Carcosa22 March 2018 [23] Mythos Pack
The Path to Carcosa Investigator Expansion27 May 2022 [24] Investigator Expansion
The Path to Carcosa Campaign Expansion1 July 2022 [25] Campaign Expansion

The Forgotten Age Cycle

Expansion NameRelease DateType
The Forgotten Age10 May 2018 [26] Deluxe Expansion
Threads of Fate14 June 2018 [27] Mythos Pack
The Boundary Beyond19 July 2018 [28] Mythos Pack
Heart of the Elders16 August 2018 [29] Mythos Pack
The City of Archives13 September 2018 [30] Mythos Pack
The Depths of Yoth11 October 2018 [31] Mythos Pack
Shattered Aeons15 November 2018 [32] Mythos Pack
The Forgotten Age Investigator Expansion17 February 2023 [33] Investigator Expansion
The Forgotten Age Campaign Expansion17 March 2023 [34] Campaign Expansion

The Circle Undone Cycle

Expansion NameRelease DateType
The Circle Undone31 January 2019 [35] Deluxe Expansion
The Secret Name14 March 2019 [36] Mythos Pack
The Wages of Sin4 April 2019 [37] Mythos Pack
For the Greater Good2 May 2019 [38] Mythos Pack
Union and Disillusion6 June 2019 [39] Mythos Pack
In the Clutches of Chaos5 July 2019 [40] Mythos Pack
Before the Black Throne26 July 2019 [41] Mythos Pack
The Circle Undone Investigator Expansion9 June 2023 [42] Investigator Expansion
The Circle Undone Campaign Expansion14 July 2023 [43] Campaign Expansion

The Dream-Eaters Cycle

Expansion NameRelease DateType
The Dream-Eaters27 September 2019 [44] Deluxe Expansion
The Search for Kadath15 November 2019 [45] Mythos Pack
A Thousand Shapes of Horror13 December 2019 [46] Mythos Pack
Dark Side of the Moon10 January 2020 [47] Mythos Pack
Point of No Return7 February 2020 [48] Mythos Pack
Where the Gods Dwell6 March 2020 [49] Mythos Pack
Weaver of the Cosmos5 June 2020 [50] Mythos Pack
The Dream-Eaters Investigator ExpansionMay 2024Investigator Expansion
The Dream-Eaters Campaign ExpansionJune 2024Campaign Expansion

The Innsmouth Conspiracy Cycle

Expansion NameRelease DateType
The Innsmouth Conspiracy2 October 2020 [51] Deluxe Expansion
In Too Deep6 November 2020 [52] Mythos Pack
Devil Reef4 December 2020 [53] Mythos Pack
Horror in High Gear22 January 2021 [54] Mythos Pack
A Light in the Fog19 February 2021 [55] Mythos Pack
The Lair of Dagon19 March 2021 [56] Mythos Pack
Into the Maelstrom21 May 2021 [57] Mythos Pack

Edge of the Earth Cycle

Expansion NameRelease DateType
Edge of the Earth Investigator Expansion19 November 2021 [58] Investigator Expansion
Edge of the Earth Campaign Expansion3 December 2021 [59] Campaign Expansion

The Scarlet Keys Cycle

Expansion NameRelease DateType
The Scarlet Keys Investigator Expansion30 September 2022 [60] Investigator Expansion
The Scarlet Keys Campaign Expansion18 November 2022 [61] Campaign Expansion

The Feast of Hemlock Vale Cycle

Expansion NameRelease DateType
The Feast of Hemlock Vale Investigator Expansion16 February 2024 [62] Investigator Expansion
The Feast of Hemlock Vale Campaign Expansion23 February 2024 [63] Campaign Expansion

Standalone Scenarios

Expansion NameRelease Date
Curse of the Rougarou17 November 2016 [64]
Carnevale of Horrors8 December 2016 [65]
The Labyrinths of Lunacy7 June 2018 [66]
The Eternal Slumber6 December 2018 [67]
The Night's Usurper6 December 2018 [67]
Guardians of the Abyss6 December 2018 [67]
The Blob that Ate Everything3 July 2020 [68]
Murder at the Excelsior Hotel25 October 2019 [69]
Barkham Horror: The Meddling of Meowlathotep18 September 2020 [70]
War of the Outer Gods4 December 2020 [53]
Machinations Through Time4 February 2022 [71]
Fortune And Folly14 April 2023 [72]

Upgrade Expansions

Expansion NameRelease Date
Return to the Night of the Zealot28 June 2018 [73]
Return to the Dunwich Legacy10 January 2019 [74]
Return to the Path to Carcosa6 September 2019 [75]
Return to the Forgotten Age7 August 2020 [76]
Return to the Circle Undone27 August 2021 [77]

Investigator Starter Decks

Expansion NameRelease DateType
Harvey Walters28 August 2020 [78] Starter Deck
Winifred Habbamock28 August 2020 [78] Starter Deck
Jacqueline Fine28 August 2020 [78] Starter Deck
Stella Clark28 August 2020 [78] Starter Deck
Nathaniel Cho28 August 2020 [78] Starter Deck

Novellas

Asmodee's publishing house Aconyte Books released several tie-in novellas for Arkham Horror: The Card Game, each focused around a specific investigator. Each novella comes with 5 promo cards: 1 alternate art investigator card, 1 alternate art mini investigator card, 1 replacement signature card, 1 replacement signature weakness, and 1 rules card for using the replacement cards in the game.

Expansion NameRelease DateInvestigator focusAuthor
Hour of the Huntress13 October 2017 [79] Jenny Barnes Dave Gross
Ire of the Void7 December 2017 [80] Norman Withers Richard Lee Byers
The Dirge of Reason22 February 2018 [81] Roland Banks Graeme Davis
To Fight the Black Wind5 April 2018 [82] Carolyn Fern Jennifer Brozek
The Deep Gate7 June 2018 [83] Silas MarshChris A. Jackson
The Blood of Baalshandor5 June 2020 [50] Dexter Drake Richard Lee Byers
Dark Revelations6 November 2020 [52] Gloria Goldberg Amanda Downum

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