BattleCON: Wanderers of Indines

A community-designed expansion that adds ten new fighters created from fan submissions. Each character includes original artwork, lore, and distinct playstyle, and the set is built to function as a complete, standalone package with its own box, board, and rulebook. The fighters are fully compatible with existing BattleCON components and tournament play, letting players mix the new roster into standard duels and organized formats.

Players: 2–4 best 2
Playing time: 25 min
Age: 9+
Complexity: 3 / 5

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Design: D. Brad Talton, Jr.
Art: Eunice Abigael Tiu
Fábio Fontes

Expansions

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BattleCON: Unleashed2020

BattleCON: Oriax Two Godhacker2020

BattleCON: Himel Nine2022

BattleCON: Victor Master of Terror2020

BattleCON: Rheye Cal Celestial Sojourner2020

BattleCON: Andrus Dochartaigh Royal Bodyguard2020

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BattleCON: Devastation of Indines2013

BattleCON: War of Indines2012

BattleCON: Fate of Indines2015

BattleCON Fighting System2010

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Mario López Menés9.3
The best 1vs1 fighting game I've tried. A fantastic, simple system with incredible depth. THIS SPECIFIC BOX (TRIALS) - 10 characters, with most of them leaning on the complex side. Probably not the best way to get started in BattleCON, but still great if it's the only box you're offered. - It comes with tuckboxes (older boxes do not). - You'll probably need to expand the roster if you're into the game. PROS - With a really simple ruleset, it creates incredible interactions between its characters. - Every character feels absolutely unique. Some of them may be similar, but they'll have a distinctive feature that differenciates them. - There is a character in a BattleCON box that feels like it was designed for you. Maybe more than one! - The game is really tense: it really feels like a fight. Predicting your opponent's moves correctly is incredibly satisfying. CONS - Some details may be difficult to grasp for new players (while the 4th edition will make the game and its graphic design much more straighforward). - It cannot be played at its best until each player knows their character and their opponent's character. You won't experience it correctly by playing it from time to time with random opponents.