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DC Deck-Building Game: Crisis Expansion Pack 5 — Death Metal

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$24.49 $34.99 In stock

Category: Tabletop Game

Release Date: August 2025

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DARK MULTIVERSE INVASION!

The Dark Multiverse has sent more envoys to terrorize Earth. Team-up with your friends to take down The Batman Who Laughs’s forces and rescue Characters along the way to join your team. Watch out for Weakness cards as they can cause your Characters to be Captured!

Not a standalone game. A copy of any DC Deck-Building Game base game is required to play. 

KEY FEATURES

  • 30 New Crisis main deck cards now fill their own Crisis Line-Up!
  • 11 New Characters face off against 12 New Nemesis Cards and 13 New Crisis Cards
  • Includes 2 Storylines (Dark Nights: Metal and Dark Nights: Death Metal) to progress through, with each Storyline building unique challenges to overcome
  • Compatible with any DC Deck-Building Game base game, but optimized for Dark Nights: Metal

CONTENTS

  • 14 Oversized Cards
  • 56 Standard Cards
  • 1 Multiverse Divider
  • 1 Rulebook

Number of Players: 2-4 

Ages: 17+
Playing Time: 90 Minutes

RULEBOOK

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Aurora O. ★★★★★

The Dark Multiverse villains hit way harder than the base game's, so our group actually lost twice before we figured out the right counter picks. The Batman Who Laughs card art alone was worth the wait.

James R. ★★★★★

Team-up mode finally makes the co-op games feel tense instead of just trading turns, and the Death Metal villains hit way harder than the base set. We lost twice before squeaking out a win, which is exactly what I wanted from this expansion.

Sebastian ★★★★★

Wasn't sure the Dark Multiverse villains would feel different from the last crisis pack, but The Batman Who Laughs cards hit way harder than I expected and my group actually lost twice before we figured out a strategy. The new team-up mechanic forces real table talk instead of everyone just quietly