Episode 571: Games with Multi-Use cards - Show Notes Andy

Episode release date is March 19, 2025

This week we kick off our discussion of games with Multi-Use cards. A fascinating mechanic that adds layers of strategic depth and decision-making, and one we love very much. Instead of a card having only one specific function, multi-use cards can be used in different ways, offering players choices about how to best utilize them. This could involve:

• Playing the card for its stated effect:

• Using the card as a resource:

• Using the card for set collection or scoring:

• Using the card to build something:

Why Use Multi-Use Cards?

• Increased Strategic Depth:

• Reduced Luck Factor:

• Greater Replayability:

• Thematic Immersion:

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Games that use Multi-Use Cards

1. Gloomhaven

2. Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion

3. Frosthaven

4. Jump Drive

5. The City

6. San Juan

7. Race for the Galaxy

8. Bohnanza

9. Marvel Champions

10. Castle Combo

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12. Mage Knight: The Board Game

13. Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition

14. Star Trek: Frontiers

15. Evenfall

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