Dominion - Rising Sun

Dominion - Rising Sun

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Developer: Temple Gates Games

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5 Steam reviews rate it “Not enough reviews” (80% positive). Released on August 9, 2024 by Temple Gates Games. Current price: $10.99.

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Description

The feudal Japan expansion. Debt returns, now with on-play debt; Events also return. Prophecies are rules changes that will happen sometime in the future, after enough Omens are played; Shadow cards can leap into play from the bottom of your deck.


Shadows can be played from your deck. Playing a card from the deck works just like playing one from your hand.


Omens provide a way to tick down time until the Prophecy. Omen cards remove Sun Tokens from the Prophecy. When there are no more Sun tokens, the Prophecy takes effect.


If any Kingdom cards have the Omen type, one Prophecy is included in the game. Prophecies are rules that can eventually apply to the game.

Flavor


We journey now to the islands to the east – or west, depending on where you are relative to them. Here your title is Emperor. They tell you you’re just a figurehead, though you can still order whatever breakfast you want. They may be right; you did get that breakfast. Your ceremonial sword and armor are made of paper. The samurai never let you into their tea parties, and the ninjas are always tying your shoelaces together. And the epic poem they wrote about you is only 17 syllables long. Rice has been adopted as currency, and no-one seems to even be trying to get your face onto the grains. But when you wake up each morning and look out over the land, life doesn’t seem so bad. Now, what’s for breakfast?
-- Donald X. Vaccarino

Features


  • 25 Kingdom cards
  • 9 using Debt
  • 6 Omens
  • 5 Shadows
  • 15 Prophecies
  • 10 Events
  • High complexity

Supported languages: english, japanese, french, german

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User Reviews

Recommended January 8, 2025 4:53 AM
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I was suspicious at first, but it is indeed a very, very good set. It just takes the leash off of you and lets you enjoy Dominion for everything that makes it great. I really didn't think divine winds would be good, but wow, yeah it's like giving dominion 2 distinct acts. In fact, all the prophesies give the game a feeling of some kind of story arc. Very engaging.

Shadow cards are good too. Not the star of the show, but I appreciate them (except ninja, I hate that it's just Militia).

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Recommended December 31, 2024 5:52 AM
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Quite a few new features with this one even with the relatively few cards it contains. I think I've really enjoyed every new feature except for maybe the one 'panic' prophecy, which often results in people buying 10 coppers a turn just to have some form of money in kingdoms with poor payload. To counterbalance 'panic' you also have some really fun prophecies such as Divine Wind, which sets out an entirely new kingdom.
I'll also never forget getting absolutely destroyed in one online game when my opponent realized that buying out all the vineyards and coppers in an enlightenment game was far better than buying provinces. I guess we finally found a kingdom where copper spam is a legitimate strategy.

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Recommended September 3, 2024 5:26 AM
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played it with intrigue and the 5 people we played with liked it

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Recommended August 21, 2024 2:06 AM
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From the perspective of someone who has experienced six or so of the total expansions, I would say that this is an enjoyable set that requires a bit of thought when playing with it. There are a lot of powerful cards that are offset somewhat by debt generation, and other cards like the Aristocrat, the Ronin, and Rice(!), which reward generating long combos. I'm fond of the theme and the art, though the sound effects often revolve around grunts of various types. If I had to pick one downside, it would be that the omen and prophecy system haven't really had that much impact. Fun, but mostly in a novel way.

If you're collecting expansions, I think this is a good, if slightly-pricey-by-one-or-two-dollars buy. If just starting out, I think there are more robust expansions to choose first.

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Not Recommended August 14, 2024 1:51 AM
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The only Dominion expansion I haven't liked.

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