Is it any fun, the art looks amazing.  If I get it should I grab all the expansion (they are on sale, so why not).  I play call of cthulhu can magic does it share any similar mechanics.  Any info/opinions  one might have please share with me so I can make a decision before the sale is over.  Thanks in advanced.

fwiw, This is definitely a favorite on the BoardGameGeek site.

Yeah.. I was gleeming the reviews, still uncertain.

I picked it up when it was cheap on Tanga.com.  You'll still need to get the base game and the Pillar expansion.  It's a good game that even my wife enjoyed though she was reluctant at first.

Master of R'lyeh said:

What expansions should i get then?

I would recommend getting the Flit and the Khind as they are alot of fun to play. If the sale is having them at really cheap prices I would get them all as you would then be able make up some iteresting decks with which to play.

Amitloaf said:

What style of play do you prefer? What cards do you like most? Do you prefer power or tricks?...

frouvne said:

have to ditto this. I'd only heard good things about the art and was still amazed when i picked the game up. There is also something to be said about internal consistency in the art from deck to deck. In A ame of thrones I have a couple artists that i really like and it would be cool to see them get free reign over a house or expansion.

How much do the Emissaries & Inquisitors add-ons really add to the game?  And are they worth it even if I don't have all the "race" add-ons?

Again pretty much depends on personal preference. If you like constructed decks they are a must. If you only play with the presoreted ones I'd get all other decks before (including Buka).

Basically 6 things are added:

* Inquisitors - cards that allow for more varied deck design (upto 45 cards, permanent effects)

* Tutu - cards that have a cost to play (or have in play)

* Hyla - cards that stay active until the enemy plays a Hyla himself (so they can stay for longer then a single fight)

* Crystals - cards that allow you to score higher then 4 points for a single game (valuable in 5 crystal games)

* Leadership cards that have 0 cost, but always affect both players equally

* cards that allow you to interfere in the pay of your opponent, like discarding the char he just played.

There are also 3 new cards for each people deck, some of them quite interesting.

You like Magic? Forget Blue Moon. Knizia made some good games: not this one. It's almost as uninteresting as Ivanhoe/Camelot.

capi-chou said:

Two of my favorite games mentioned in one short post.

Thank God we can all choose for ourselves, huh?

like alot of his games.(Knizia)

You serious, capichou ? I was thinking about that game for my woman, often interested by fantasy and all. But I hated Camelot for it was boring, wordy and full of promises, broken in the end. A boring and disguised poker, that's what I thought. And terrible texts, as the original french version sucks, in my humble opinion. You serious when you compare these games ? That would prevent me from buying it. Any advice from anybody else ? It is not a collectible cards game, is it ? I asked everybody to describe me Blue Moon City in another thread, I'll ask for the same here : please ? :)

TheDukester said:

Thank god we all have different tastes.