Watch “Power Rangers Deck-Building Game Tier List (Villains),” a board game video for Power Rangers: Deck-Building Game from Just Got Played on BoardGameVideo.
Description provided by Just Got Played on YouTube:
JJ ranks the Villains from the Power Rangers Deck-Building Game from Renegade Game Studios. Designed by Dan Blanchett and Matt Hyra.
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https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/322124/power-rangers-deck-building-game
The Just Got Played crew are:
Andrew Birkett (gentleman farmer), Stephen Eckman (master of probabilities), Cory Goff (master Pokemon trainer), the AMAZING Jim Jam (as JJ), Lloyd Kochinka (editor supreme), Teriffic Pace (Tiffany & Eric "Erock" Mock ), and Patrick Siebert (the boss)
00:00 Intro
00:06 Tier List Overview
00:43 Villains Overview
02:45 Tier List
02:54 Scheming Villains Ranking
19:14 Empowered Villains Ranking
32:32 Final Thoughts
34:30 Outro
Mainly playthroughs and reviews. Power Rangers: Deck-Building Game is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 3 recorded sessions, 2 unboxings, and 2 other videos.
2 - 4 players
30 - 70 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Power Rangers: Deck-Building Game, from BoardGameGeek:
It's Morphin' Time! Or is it time to conquer the world instead?
Power Rangers: Deck-Building Game is a competitive deck-building game that pits 1-2 heroes against 1-2 villains. In this asymmetrical game, the hero and villain sides play a bit differently, but in the end, they both have the same goal: Crush your enemies!
During your turn, you play cards to generate shards and energy. You use shards to buy cards or battle adversaries and gain rewards. You can attack the opposing team using attack cards, and when you are attacked, you can defend with block cards. At the end of your turn, you perform any "end of turn" actions, discard cards played that turn, take one damage for each adversary in "The Grid", then refill your hand to five cards.
The first side to reduce their opponent's hit points to 0 wins.