Mage Knight: Krang

In this fantasy character expansion designed by Paul Grogan and Phil Pettifer, players embody Krang, a mysterious and dangerous Orc Chaos Shaman, allowing them to unleash chaos across the board during competitive or cooperative exploration campaigns. The tactical engine leverages unique variable player powers through Krang's specific starting cards and skill tokens, transforming standard hand management, deck-building, and grid movement into a completely distinct strategic experience.

Key facts

• Number of players: 1–5
• Playtime: 90 min
• Min age: 14+
• Complexity: 3,8/5

Mechanics

• Cooperative Game
• Deck or bag or pool Building
• Grid Movement
• Hand Management
• Modular Board
• Open Drafting
• Variable Player Powers
• Campaign / Battle Card Driven
• Dice Rolling
• Role Playing

Categories

• Adventure
• Expansion for Base-game
• Exploration
• Fantasy
• Fighting
• Miniatures

Families

• Players: Games with Solitaire Rules
• Setting: Mage Knight

Authors

Paul Grogan, Phil Pettifer

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FAQ

How many players can play Mage Knight: Krang?

Mage Knight: Krang supports 1–5 players.

How long does a game of Mage Knight: Krang take?

A game of Mage Knight: Krang usually takes about 90 minutes.

What age is Mage Knight: Krang suitable for?

Mage Knight: Krang is recommended for ages 14 and up.

How complex is Mage Knight: Krang?

Mage Knight: Krang has a complexity rating of 3,8 out of 5.

Is Mage Knight: Krang good for beginners?

Mage Knight: Krang is fairly involved and is best suited to experienced players.