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HackClad - Expansion - Extra Clad Decks

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HackClad - Extra Clad Decks Expansion

Add new enemies, new challenges, and new mechanical threats to your HackClad battles.
The Extra Clad Decks Expansion introduces additional Clad units with their own distinct attack patterns and behavior cards, giving players fresh opponents and more replayability in both solo and cooperative modes.

This expansion is designed to plug directly into the HackClad base game, adding more variety without complicating the core rules.

What’s Included

  • New Clad enemy decks
  • New attack and behavior pattern cards
  • Additional difficulty and encounter options
  • Fully illustrated cards matching the base game aesthetic

Features

  • Expands enemy variety for solo, 1v1, or co-op play
  • Easy to integrate, just swap in a new Clad and battle
  • Perfect for players wanting more bosses, more patterns, and more intensity
  • Durable card stock with the same visual style as the main game

Whether you're upgrading your HackClad collection or preparing your table for bigger, tougher fights, the Extra Clad Decks Expansion brings new life, and new danger to every session.

This expansion requires the HackClad base game to play.


Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason H. ★★★★★

Didn't think I needed more enemy variety until these extra decks showed up. The new mechanical threats force totally different opening moves, and my usual strategy fell apart in the best way. Worth grabbing if the base game started feeling solved.

Aurora E. ★★★★★

The new Clad units actually change how you have to plan each round, especially the ones with mechanical threats that force you to rethink your positioning. Took me a couple losses to adjust, but now the base game feels almost too easy by comparison.

Claire M. ★★★★★

Wasn't sure an expansion would change much, but the new mechanical threats genuinely force you to rethink your deck. Lost two games in a row before I adjusted my build, which is exactly what I wanted from it.