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Rest In Pieces: Rick Fury Expansion

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$9.44 $14.99 In stock

Category: Role Playing Games

MAD SCIENTIST SEEKS ROOMMATE. 

Rick Sanchez of Rick & Morty meets Samuel L. Jackson... what more could you want!?

Sick of Death!? Move into a brand new pad (a Makeshift Garage Laboratory) with 54 new cards that expand on the Rest in Pieces core deck!

Play with all new Dead End Jobs, Odd Hobbies, Deadly Objects, Pipe Dreams, and more. Includes 9 new unique problem scenarios so you can play again and again!

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

The Makeshift Garage Laboratory tile gives this expansion a whole new vibe for the game. Rick and Morty fans will get a kick out of the mad scientist roommate concept, and the player powers feel genuinely creative.

Stella ★★★★★

Finally, an expansion that actually captures the mad scientist vibe I was hoping for. The Makeshift Garage Laboratory setting is perfect for chaotic roleplaying sessions. My group has already had two hilarious deaths in the first hour of play.

Aurora ★★★★☆

It’s a fun little expansion if you’re into absurd mash-ups—the makeshift garage lab setting actually gives you some decent room to stage chaotic scenes, though the rulebook feels a bit thin. Played it twice with my group and we got a good laugh out of it, just don’t expect deep strategy.