trashcondor

Probably none. Waiting for Steam. And a version that runs on my S4 smartphone.

A "season pass" only makes sense if there is an intention to deliver more goods than what is available on release (which is great if that is the case). The question becomes what additional things may be released? The base set and all (11) core classes should be available on release already.

Actually, I'd like to know what the annual pass gets you?

Ah that's a relief. I've been looking for something fun that would have sustained entertainment value for my phone - though I'll definitely get the Steam version. I saw a thread that mentioned that I'd only need to buy it once to run it on both my phone and PC? Regardless of the purchases - do I play the same party on all devices or are they all independent?

Come to think of it... one of the previews mentions the next platforms targeted are cellphones; though on the forums I've only seen mention of the Steam release. Can we have an indication of the expected releases on either of those platforms?

I saw Sajan (the monk) in one of the screenshots in one of the reviews; along with his upgrade path into drunken master or zen archer - so I'd say it is pretty certain we get at least all 11 core classes available from the outset. Possibly adding some of the classes as a small expansion on top of the base set.

Thank you Stormbringer (and PinkRose) ^_^ Does the base Rise of the Runelords set include *all* the additional characters (monk, paladin, etc) or just the characters from the original card set? Are the (many) additional enhancement and alternate character packs also available? Will other campaigns be added? Or other additional content? What is the timeline for additional development? (And what is the rough estimate for the Steam release? 3rd Quarter 2016?) Thanks!

So... can you guys give us some specifics? Do we buy the whole game (all the parts of Rise of the Runelords) in one go? Is each episode a purchase on its own? Are character packs/sets a purchase on their own? Does the digital distribution mimic the physical distribution or is there some insidious by-card purchase?