Quick answer
The Seas of Havoc Revision Kit replaces errata cards and rebalances tokens from the first print run and Kickstarter campaign. Follow the steps below to swap components without losing your progress.
Why the kit exists
The first print run and Kickstarter campaign of Seas of Havoc included a few cards and tokens that needed corrections. The Revision Kit bundles those fixes into a single affordable pack, so you don’t have to hunt for individual replacements or print your own.
What you keep and what you swap
The kit updates only the specific cards and tokens that had errata or balance issues. Your base game board, rulebook, and all other components remain unchanged. If you are unsure whether a card is revised, compare the card ID number printed at the bottom—revised cards have a small dot next to the ID.
How to install the Revision Kit
- 1. Sort the kit contents: Open the kit and separate the cards from the tokens. Compare each card’s ID number against your base game cards. Set aside any base game cards that have a dot mark—those are already the revised version and do not need swapping. Common mistake: Swapping cards that already have the dot mark. Check before you replace.
- 2. Remove old components: Take out each card or token that has an ID matching a kit card but lacks the dot mark. For tokens, remove the old token from your supply pile. Do not discard the old components yet—keep them in a bag until you verify the swap is correct. Checkpoint: Verify you removed only unmarked cards. If a card has the dot, leave it in the game.
- 3. Insert the new components: Place the kit card or token into the same position in your card deck or token supply. Shuffle the deck if the card is part of a draw pile. For tokens, mix them into the pool so they are indistinguishable from the unchanged tokens. Common mistake: Forgetting to shuffle a draw deck after inserting a revised card. Always shuffle to maintain randomness.
- 4. Dispose or store the old components: Once you have confirmed all swaps are correct and the game functions as expected, you can either recycle the old cards or keep them in a labeled bag as a backup. Do not mix old and new components during play. Checkpoint: Play one practice turn to confirm the new cards integrate smoothly before storing the old ones.
Product details
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Seas of Havoc: Revision Kit: The Seas of Havoc: Revision Kit addresses errata and balance issues from the first print run and the Kickstarter campaign. This means you get official corrections without waiting for a reprint or using unofficial fixes.
Seas of Havoc: Revision Kit
