Lords of Waterdeep: Scoundrels of Skullport (Exp)

Lords of Waterdeep is growing. The game now includes two new districts of the embracing and famous Fantasy city from the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game’s Forgotten Realms.
The expansion Scoundrels of Skullport is a supplement that enriches Lords of Waterdeep with two expansions that can be used separately or together for an extra long game. Scoundrels of Skullport also includes a number of new elements and options, allowing for up to six players.

Two new districts
Scoundrels of Skullport includes the two districts Skullport and Undermountain. In Skullport, you can mingle with scoundrels and bandits, and soon the new resource Corruption takes over. Corruption increases as you take advantage of Skullport's dubious offers, making it harder for everyone to win the game without the criminals taking over. In Undermountain, even more adventures await, and the many adventures need more adventurers, meaning that many more adventurers will come. When using Undermountain, you must place more adventurers on the spaces on the board, which are made available to opponents. Where should they be placed?

The two new districts each contain three buildings to which you can send your agents, and there are additional new buildings that complement the two districts and their themes.

New buildings
The expansion includes 24 new buildings that come into play during the game. 12 of them cause corruption in Skullport to grow, and the other 12 fill the underground with buildings for Undermountain.

New Quests and new Intrigues
With Scoundrels of Skullport come 50 new intrigue cards and 60 new quests, allowing you to clean up Skullport's criminal underworld or embark on adventures in Undermountain's underworld. The new intrigue cards provide opportunities to trip up competitors in entirely new ways.

New Lords of Waterdeep
Six new secret lords vie for power. Some have their power base in Skullport, others in Undermountain. Halastar Blackcloak, Trobraind, Danilo Thann, Irusyl Eraneth, The Xanathar, and Sangalor each have their own secret ways of rewarding points. Some give points for corruption, for control of Skullport or Undermountain, others for completing quests.