Rio Grande Games Dominion: Renaissance

My boys liked it

The printing quality of two Dominion games made in Germany were subpar to the quality of USA made Dominion games

Pro: I like the new expansion. It adds some nice new options to an already full game. Con: The closest thing I have to a problem with this is that there are fewer cards than a box this size needs, so the extra cost involved is for the metal tokens, which a) although good quality, are the same tokens as were included in other expansions except for a few wooden cubes, and b) one could use a handful of mixed coins or other stuff found around the house just as easily. As of the writing of this review, the game is on sale at a discounted price, and that price (16% off) I feel is a more accurate value, due to there being fewer cards. Still, over all, that does not bring the review down a full star, and I would not have felt cheated if I had paid full price.

This is becoming my favorite set so far! The set includes a lot of existing and new mechanics that create a bunch of fun interactions.

Projects and artifacts add a whole new dimension to the game. Artifacts in particular give you something to compete with other players for, which addresses the criticism Dominion gets for being multiplayer solitaire. I just wish there were more of them. This expansion is more approachable than Dark Ages, Adventures, Empires, or Nocturne so thats another big plus.

Great dominion extension!

Great fun, all the new cards worked well.

This expansion is one of the best. Adds several exciting and interesting wrinkles, that make games more fun (as opposed to just tedious or complex). Great quality components, boards, etc. If I have one complaint, its that the card print quality is way off for my Cargo Ship card. Instead of orange, like the other duration cards, my cargo ship is beige, like the tavern mat cards. 10/10 Pure Class

great game , solid price

I really enjoyed the cards and projects.