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Although as you point out the "replayability" is not the main selling point of the Legacy games, but with many of them you can still replay it like a "normal" b
by dr_orpheus 5y ago
Although as you point out the "replayability" is not the main selling point of the Legacy games, but with many of them you can still replay it like a "normal" board game once you reach the end of the campaign. And you end up with a game that is uniquely yours. I know in Risk Legacy this is possible.
There is a really cool Legacy-type game as well (I'm struggling to remember the name, Arcana I think?) where in the Legacy version you basically go through a campaign and develop a character that you can then use as another character to play as in the base game.