Quick answer

Treat Appendix A as a storage and transport upgrade, not a rules expansion: unpack it, confirm the Ghosts, Trolls, and Witches are present, then repack your factions and plan where the mat and Layout Cards will live. Use the steps below to integrate it without disrupting your normal setup.

What Appendix A is — and what it is not

Appendix A is a storage box that holds the Ghosts, Trolls, and Witches factions. It does not add new rules, factions, or gameplay content. If you are looking for new mechanics, this is not that product; if you are looking to organize and carry three factions more easily, it is.

The box has space for all three factions, a rolled mat, and the Layout Cards — but the mat and Layout Cards are not included. That distinction matters when you plan your setup: you are buying the container, not the contents beyond the three factions.

Where it fits in your existing collection

If you already own the Ghosts, Trolls, and Witches separately, Appendix A gives them a dedicated home and frees up space in your main box. If you do not own those factions yet, check what you already have before buying, because the box is designed around those three specific factions.

Because the mat and Layout Cards are not included, decide whether you already own them or plan to add them later. The storage space exists either way, but an empty slot is not the same as a complete setup.

How to add Appendix A to your games, step by step

  1. Unpack and inventory the box: Open Appendix A and confirm the Ghosts, Trolls, and Witches factions are present. Set aside the box insert and check that no faction components are loose or missing before you store anything. Do this before your first game night so you are not discovering a missing piece mid-setup.
  2. Decide what goes in the mat and card slots: The box has space for a rolled mat and Layout Cards, but neither is included. If you own them, test-fit them now; if not, leave those slots empty rather than forcing other components into them. An empty slot is fine — the box is designed to hold those items when you have them.
  3. Pack the three factions in their designated spaces: Place each faction in its intended compartment. Keep faction components separated so you can pull out only the factions in play rather than emptying the whole box. Label or memorize which compartment belongs to which faction to speed up future setups.
  4. Integrate Appendix A into your normal setup routine: At the start of a game, take out only the factions you need and leave the rest stored. Use Appendix A as your faction source and keep your main box for other components. If you regularly play all three factions, keep Appendix A within reach; if not, store it with your collection and pull it out as needed.
  5. Check the box after each session: Before closing the box, confirm all faction components are back in their compartments and that the mat and cards (if you use them) are rolled and stored properly. A quick check prevents missing pieces at the next game. Make this check part of your teardown routine, not an afterthought.

Product facts

  • Mythic Mischief: Appendix A: Includes one copy of Mythic Mischief Appendix A featuring the Ghosts, Trolls, and Witches. You get the three factions in the storage box, so check your existing collection before buying duplicates.

    Mythic Mischief: Appendix A

    Mythic Mischief: Appendix A

  • Mythic Mischief: Appendix A: The storage box has space for all three factions, a rolled mat, and the Layout Cards, but the mat and Layout Cards are not included. Plan your setup around the accessories you already own; the empty space is for future additions, not included contents.