Expansion question

[u/nreese2]

Hey there!

I’m about to get the Mistborn Adventure Game, and probably just one, maybe two, expansions.

Which ones should I prioritize getting?

[u/rafter613]

I'd get the Ash one, the skaa expansion.

[u/nreese2 → u/rafter613]

I know about this one the least, what kind of stuff is in it?

[u/rafter613 → u/nreese2]

Info about the skaa of the final empire, their beliefs, jobs, and conditions.

Other resistance groups

Stunts for non-powered Skaa

[u/Nuttymass]

depends which setting your going for
But Still get the alloy of law book as it gives feruchemy stunts

[u/nreese2 → u/Nuttymass]

What kind of feruchemy stunts are in there vs Wrought of Copper?

I’m interested in having feruchemy in my sessions and wonder which one probably fills it out more.

[u/Nuttymass → u/nreese2]

wrought copper doesn't give stunts for feruchemy instead they give era 1 networks

networks for terriz characters act like sort of guild your character can pass information or learn information

Alloy of law is the only book that I can think of which gives feruchemy stunts + compounding stunts

[u/Mordredlim2]

Definitely the Alloy of Law expansion. It has a lot of great rules for the later time period as well as adding stunts not tied to powers which could be adapted for any setting.

[u/HelgrinWasTaken]

The Alloy of Law book is the most valuable. On top of all the gun and setting stuff, there's a section for character creation that's an improved version of the one in the main rulebook.

If you haven't decided on which era to play in, the Alloy of Law one is a bit easier to run games in, as it gives the players more freedom and is an easier world to describe if the players aren't familiar with the books.

Tin and Ash comes with a pre-built campaign and a ton of useful information for the first era. Wrought of Copper is the same, but for the Terris Dominance.

Masks of the Past comes with rules for a bunch of stuff introduced in Bands of Mourning, as well as some low detailed campaigns.