7th Sea

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7th Sea

Publisher: AEG

http://www.alderac.com/

Game Type: CCG
Game Status: Playing

Project Lead(s): Lead Needed

Screenshot of 7th Sea on gatlingEngine

7th Sea is a game of high-seas swashbuckling and ship-to-ship combat. In 7th Sea, you are the captain of a ship fighting for control of the seas of Théah. Whether you want to board your opponents and fight with swords, blast them with your cannons, or simply ram them to the bottom of the sea, you will organize your crew and adventure across the seas until the time is right to strike.

The 7th Sea card game may be discontinued, but the adventures continue with a large back catalogue of cards and player base throughout the world. The various factions of Théah vie for control of the seas, either for the glory of their mother nation or for the lure of wealth and power. Into this fray steps a number of secret organisations and societies, using the politics and personas to move forward their own agendas.

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Expansions

No Quarter

323 Cards with starter decks for the Brotherhood, Castille, Crimson Rogers, Explorers, Montaigne and Sea Dogs

Strange Vistas

161 cards with starter decks for Gosse and Corsairs

Broadsides

6 new Fixed cards in starter decks for the Brotherhood, Castille, Crimson Rogers, Explorers, Montaigne and Sea Dogs

Shifting Tides

161 cards with starter decks for Montaigne and Vesten

Scarlet Seas

161 cards with starter decks for Crimson Rogers and Sea Dogs

Black Sails

54 cards in two Fixed packs

Fate's Debt

161 cards with starter decks for Brotherhood and Corsairs

Reaper's Fee

161 cards with starter decks for Castille and Vesten

Horizon's Edge

115 cards with starter decks for Explorers and Gosse

Iron Shadow

623 cards with starter decks for all factions

Syrneth Secret

169 cards with starter decks for Brotherhood and Montaigne

Parting Shots (virtual expansion)

Parting Shots was created shortly after the cancellation of the 7th Sea card game with the hard work of the playtesters, artists and Erik Yaple (AEG lead developer at the time). It was intended to address outstanding imbalances in the game and resolve a few of the on-going storylines. The cards are tournament legal unless the organiser clearly states otherwise.