What This Expansion Is
The DC Deck-Building Game: Legion of Doom Expansion Pack is a Kickstarter-exclusive add-on that brings 13 Super-Villains from the classic Challenge of the Super Friends TV series into any DC Deck-Building Game base set. It is not a standalone game—you need a base game to play.
This guide explains exactly what comes in the box, how to integrate the cards into your setup, and what to keep in mind when using this expansion with your collection.
What's Inside the Box
- DC Deck-Building Game: Legion of Doom Expansion Pack (Kickstarter Exclusive): 13 Standard Super-Villain Cards These are the core cards of the expansion—each one represents a member of the Legion of Doom.

DC Deck-Building Game: Legion of Doom Expansion Pack (Kickstarter Exclusive) - DC Deck-Building Game: Legion of Doom Expansion Pack (Kickstarter Exclusive): 1 Rules Card Provides the specific rules for using the Legion of Doom cards in your game.
- DC Deck-Building Game: Legion of Doom Expansion Pack (Kickstarter Exclusive): 1 Randomizer Card Helps you randomly select which Super-Villain to use when setting up.
- DC Deck-Building Game: Legion of Doom Expansion Pack (Kickstarter Exclusive): 1 Multiverse Divider Keeps your Legion of Doom cards organized within your collection.
Compatibility and Requirements
The Legion of Doom Expansion Pack requires any DC Deck-Building Game base game to play. It is not a standalone product. The expansion adds 13 Legion of Doom Super-Villains to your base set, so you can use it with any DC Deck-Building Game base set you already own.
The expansion comes inside a collectible box with a foil cover featuring the Hall of Doom, the Legion's headquarters. This packaging is part of the Kickstarter-exclusive presentation, but the cards themselves are what you'll use in play.
How to Add Legion of Doom to Your DC Deck-Building Game
- Check your base game: Ensure you have a DC Deck-Building Game base set ready. This expansion cannot be played on its own.
- Open the expansion and read the rules card: The rules card explains how the Legion of Doom cards integrate with your base game. Read it before your first game.
- Separate the Super-Villain cards: The 13 Standard Super-Villain Cards are the new content. Set aside the Randomizer Card and Multiverse Divider for now.
- Integrate with your base game's Super-Villain stack: Follow the rules card for how to shuffle or replace Super-Villains in your base game with the Legion of Doom cards. Typically, you'll mix them into the existing Super-Villain deck or use them as a separate stack, depending on the rules card.
- Use the Randomizer Card if needed: If your base game uses a randomizer to select Super-Villains, the included Randomizer Card can help you pick which Legion of Doom villain to face.
- Store with the Multiverse Divider: After play, use the Multiverse Divider to keep the Legion of Doom cards separate from your base game for easy access next time.
Key Details at a Glance
- DC Deck-Building Game: Legion of Doom Expansion Pack (Kickstarter Exclusive): Kickstarter Exclusive expansion This means the expansion was funded via Kickstarter and is not part of regular retail releases, making it a limited item.
- DC Deck-Building Game: Legion of Doom Expansion Pack (Kickstarter Exclusive): Adds 13 Legion of Doom Super-Villains based on the classic Challenge of the Super Friends TV series to any DC Deck-Building Game base set Confirms the theme and compatibility with any base set.
- DC Deck-Building Game: Legion of Doom Expansion Pack (Kickstarter Exclusive): Limited edition foil packaging features the Hall of Doom, the fiendish headquarters of the Legion of Doom The collectible box is part of the product's appeal for fans and collectors.
What to Keep in Mind
Because this is a Kickstarter-exclusive expansion, availability may be limited. The product record notes that international fans can order on eBay, but availability may vary.
The expansion does not include a base game, so factor that into your purchase if you're new to DC Deck-Building Game. Also, the rules card is your primary reference for integration—there are no additional setup instructions beyond what's on that card.
The foil box is part of the collectible nature of this expansion; if you plan to store the cards separately, you might keep the box for display.


