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Highlights
- Must-Have for Disney Collectors - Featuring exclusive packaging and limited-edition sculpted movers to celebrate Disney100, Disney Villainous: Introduction to Evil is the ideal gift for die-hard Disney fans, classic board gamers, Disney Villainous pros, or your family (ages 10 and up)!
- Great for Beginners - After years of developing this award-winning game system, Ravensburger applies all its learnings to streamline instructions and gameplay for popular Disney Villainous characters. New video resources help you start playing in minutes!
- Compatible with Disney Villainous Games - Enjoy as its own game or mix and match with Villains from other Disney Villainous titles such as Disney Villainous: Evil Comes Prepared or Disney Villainous: Bigger and Badder.
- Great Replay Value - Try the many combinations of Villainous face-offs with characters from any Disney Villainous game, and discover thematic illustrations and strategies inspired by the films you love!
- High Quality Components - Each game comes with 4 Realms, 4 Villain Movers, 120 Villain Cards, 60 Fate Cards, 40 Tokens, 1 Cauldron, 4 Reference Cards, 4 Villain Guides, and instructions.
Description
Take on the role of your favorite Disney Villain and strive to achieve your own devious objective in this card game of schemes and strategy. Discover your unique abilities while thwarting your opponents with twists of fate. Who will triumph in this epic contest of sinister power? Play as Maleficent, Captain Hook, Ursula, or Prince John. Each Villain boasts thematic cards and strategies inspired by the films you love. Villain Guides and video instructions help you start playing in minutes.
Celebrating 100 years of Disney! The limited-time Disney100 Edition features unique rainbow-foil platinum packaging and sculpted movers in an exclusive "lustrous" finish.
In this asymmetric board game, players take turns striving to achieve their own sinister objectives. Move your Villain to different locations from their film to access actions: gain power, play helpful minions and items from your hand, or thwart your opponents with heroes. Harness strategies unique to your Villain's card deck to be the first to achieve your objective and win the game!
To win as Ursula, she must have the Trident and the Crown at Ursula's Lair. Prince John must collect 20 Power and have Robin Hood at The Jail. Captain Hook must defeat Peter Pan at the Jolly Roger. Maleficent must have a Curse at each location in her Realm.
Disney Villainous: Introduction to Evil can be combined with other Disney Villainous titles to support games of up to four players with any combination of Villains, including: Disney Villainous: Perfectly Wretched (Cruella De Vil, Pete, Mother Gothel), Despicable Plots (Gaston, Lady Tremaine, Horned King), Evil Comes Prepared (Scar, Ysma, Ratigan), Wicked to the Core (Evil Queen, Dr. Facilier, Hades), and Bigger and Badder (Syndrome, Lotso, Madame Mim).
Ages: 10+
Players: 2-4
Playing Time: 20 minutes per player (40-80 minutes)
Celebrating 100 years of Disney! The limited-time Disney100 Edition features unique rainbow-foil platinum packaging and sculpted movers in an exclusive "lustrous" finish.
In this asymmetric board game, players take turns striving to achieve their own sinister objectives. Move your Villain to different locations from their film to access actions: gain power, play helpful minions and items from your hand, or thwart your opponents with heroes. Harness strategies unique to your Villain's card deck to be the first to achieve your objective and win the game!
To win as Ursula, she must have the Trident and the Crown at Ursula's Lair. Prince John must collect 20 Power and have Robin Hood at The Jail. Captain Hook must defeat Peter Pan at the Jolly Roger. Maleficent must have a Curse at each location in her Realm.
Disney Villainous: Introduction to Evil can be combined with other Disney Villainous titles to support games of up to four players with any combination of Villains, including: Disney Villainous: Perfectly Wretched (Cruella De Vil, Pete, Mother Gothel), Despicable Plots (Gaston, Lady Tremaine, Horned King), Evil Comes Prepared (Scar, Ysma, Ratigan), Wicked to the Core (Evil Queen, Dr. Facilier, Hades), and Bigger and Badder (Syndrome, Lotso, Madame Mim).
Ages: 10+
Players: 2-4
Playing Time: 20 minutes per player (40-80 minutes)
Suggested Age: 10 Years and Up
Type of Game: Strategy and War Games
Playing Time: 30-90 Minutes
CPSC Choking Hazard Warnings: Choking_hazard_small_parts
Number of Players: 2-4 Players
Educational Focus: Creative Thinking
Includes: Game Pieces, Game Board, Instructions
Package type: Full Game
Material: Paper, Plastic
Battery: No Battery Used
Street Date: July 30, 2023
TCIN: 87884715
UPC: 810558020630
Item Number (DPCI): 087-10-1269
Origin: Imported
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Estimated ship dimensions: 10 inches length x 10 inches width x 3 inches height
Estimated ship weight: 2.14 pounds
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Q: Does the D100 Edition change anything? It looks like the same villians, with different charecter tokens, but only has 4 villians vs the original having 6.
submitted by Alec Y - 5 months ago
A:Â The only difference I can spot, Prince John has an additional condition listed in his objective. Ursula may still start with a locked location. This costs the same as the old one for less stuff.
submitted byJalil - 4 months agoA:Â There is nothing different about it from Worst Takes It All, other than the fact they are charging you 5.00 less but taking out 2 villains from it. Jafar and the Queen of Hearts are excluded from this
submitted bySenet - 5 months agoA:Â there are differences. even looking at the cards in the pictures and in the description you can see no locked locations for ursula, prince John has more in his objective, etc.
submitted byStella - 4 months ago
Q: Are there going to be more orginal villains for their villainous content being remake?
submitted by Squirt C - 4 months ago
A:Â From what I've been seeing, there are no new villains in this new version, the game is slightly less challenging and the finishes are different for the Disney 100 celebration
submitted byMelissa - 3 months ago
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The must board game - 4 days ago, Verified purchaser
Kind if challenging at start, it has many rules and each character has his own board and rules, to win you must know the other characters story and rules, and decide when to progress your side, or when to spend a turn on attacking. As usual with disney, the art and graphics are awesome, very fun, and exited to buy and expansion.
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Carli Vee - 8 days ago
Very fun game. I wish they had more villain options. But it was quite enjoyable.
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Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
Jafar - 9 days ago
Just buy the original "Wicked to the Core". Why spend more for less game?
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Rae - 10 days ago
I already own the original game, I just didn’t realize it until I bought the game because of the Black Friday sale. I honestly don’t dislike it and will keep it. This version allows for newer players (like me) to understand the game better and start out easier than what you would have done with the original set (with the additional 2 characters). This set didn’t come with locks OR instruction manual. The ONLY reason I took off a star was because what new game that you buy doesn’t come with an instruction manual? I was so confused and was forced to look it up online…not ideal. Over all I am happy with this set. I wouldn’t pay full price for it though. The 50% off discount was honestly why I bought it. Definitely makes more sense to buy the original set if this special edition wasn’t on sale.
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2 out of 5 stars
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RevTDog - 3 months ago, Verified purchaser
I love villainous it is a great game but if you are buying this copy beware. Yes the exclusives are great and makes the original pieces bad but there are 2 less characters in this edition. If you are just getting into Villainous buy the original copy. You get more play out of one box. Don’t get me wrong I love this game but I feel they are just trying to make money off of the 100 year anniversary. I do own this copy but if I have known there is nothing new but the shiny pieces and all characters are not in box I would have not purchased.
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TyrannosaurusFlex - 3 months ago
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ColoradoJosh - 4 months ago
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ks1986 - 4 months ago
This is a streamlined re-release of the original Wicked to the Core base game. It has simplified/streamlined rules, reworked cards/goals, a different box cover, omits 2 of the 6 villains (Jafar and Queen of Hearts), and the movers are irradescent instead of clear, This is already a game geared towards gateway gamers so I would really only recommend it if you are an even more casual gamer that does not plan on buying any of the expansions. The only other person I can see wanting to buy this is a completionist who wants to own everything, otherwise I say just buy the Wicked to the Core version. For one, you will not be able to acquire Jafar or Queen of hearts without rebuying and doubling up on the contents of this set. The new rules break some of the more thematic gameplay elements in favor of streamlining, some of the rules contradict the rules that come with the expansions, the rule re-writes were not written by Prospero Hall who is the original creators of the Villainous games, and finally despite coming with less content they are still charging the same price.