Hey, Tom! Thanks for the review! The bandit stickers were meant for the bandits in the base game. They match those minis, which you can just refer to by shape instead of using the stickers--stickers are just there for folks that don't want to reference the silhouette.

Before fighting a bandit you can roll a dice and you do that bandit action. No need for the stickers and you can use any figures for bandits

I don't have the game but it seems like you are supposed to put those bandit stickers on the 6 bandits from the base game, not on the new character figures.

Glad you demonstrated the smashing of the boxes. Got a deck of cards as an add-on; the cards are great but the box is very poor. Minor point over all though I think.

I believe fistfull of extras is all the stretch goals unlocked on the kickstarter campaign. The good, the bad and the handsome was an optional buy. Thats why fistfull has more things. Dont know if it will be on sale too on stores though

Where in the world do you find these expansions? I can't find them anywhere on the internet

For the miniatures, stick the sticker onto a magnetic metal plate, stick a magnet on the other side, they'll attract enough to keep them on, you can switch the numbers every game. Super easy mod.

Any idea when these will be made available again? Inquiring minds want to know.

Also, the price point is $30 for Fistful of extras, while Good, Bad, and Handsome (which was an add-on) was $15.

Are these worth paying money for with the new expansion Kickstarter?

The content of these packs really looks as though it should be core content, especially the combat related tasks. The price tag for these is also very steep when you consider the content.

Welll Squish at the end.

Does anybody know if Legendary Items can be robbed, even if they are a mount like "Lightning"?

Happy to see the right hammer for the right game:)

Guess you didn’t need those boxes anyway since those components should fit in the main box.

Is there enough variety in the base game to have a good time, or does it need the expansions to prevent it from getting old fast?

But why are they so freaking expensive? $30? Really? I could buy a new game for that price. With that being said, why is the base game $100?? I really want it but what you get for the price doesn't seem to match up very well.

Thankfully for me when I bought my copy of Western Legends it came with both of these expansions so no need for me to go out and buy either of them. I will however have to buy the upcoming expansion(And will once it becomes available at my LBGS). I love everything about the game except for the tiny as all hell wound tracking token otherwise everything else is great. I rank Western Legends as my #1 favourite overall game with Coimbra coming in at a close 2nd.

I love "Western Legends"... SPOILER: Tom (no respect for boardgame boxes) Vasel rides again!

[WAA] + [KEEN] Joaquin traveled with his older brother, Carlos and his wife, Rosita, to California in 1850 to seek his fortune in the gold fields of California. The three immigrants soon set up a small farm and the brothers began to work a claim near Hangtown. However, in the same year as their arrival, a Foreign Miners Tax was imposed in California and their Anglo-Saxon neighbors tried to run them off by telling them that it was illegal for Mexicans to hold a claim. Reportedly, the Murrieta brothers tried to ignore the threats as long as they could until they were finally forced off their claim. Angry and unable to find work, Joaquin turned to a life of crime, along with other disposed foreign miners, who began to prey upon those who had forced them from their claims. Murrieta soon became one of the leaders of a band of ruffians called The Five Joaquins, who were said to have been responsible for cattle rustling, robberies, and murders that occurred in the gold rush area of the Sierra Nevadas between 1850 and 1863. Comprised of Joaquin Botellier, Joaquin Carrillo, Joaquin Ocomorenia, and Joaquin Valenzuela, and Murrieta’s right hand man Manual Garcia, known as “Three-Fingered Jack,” the tales of their crime spree included stealing over 100 horses, making off with more than $100,000 in gold, and killing 19 men.

"Jock-win Murrieta?" Try "Whakeen Murrieta."

Joaquin Murrieta is the great grandfather of Joaquin Phoenix.

Tom's vaselations, or alternate pronunciations, strike again. I want this game but it may be too expensive. And it wouldn't mesh with the Eurogamers at my FLGS.