Which Clank! expansion should you buy next?

Buy order

Start with Clank! Sunken Treasures.

1. 1

   Number 1: Clank! Sunken Treasures

   Buy this first

   Adds: Two-sided board, 36 cards, market board, flooded caverns and swimming.

   Fixes: Adds a new double-sided map and simple flooded-room rules for fresh variety.

   Meeple Mountain preferred it over Mummy's Curse, and several BGG players said: if you get one, get this.

   Usually a better fit for a different kind of group — still fine if it sounds fun.

   ExpansionFine for any groupPrice: $20–$40

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2. 2

   Number 2: Clank! Expeditions: Temple of the Ape Lords

   Worth it

   Adds: New boards in the Expeditions series.

   Fixes: New map where the paths change, plus a short campaign option.

   BGG players rank it just after Sunken Treasures; its shifting paths and mini-campaign are liked.

   Usually a better fit for a different kind of group — still fine if it sounds fun.

   ExpansionFine for any groupPrice: $20–$40

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3. 3

   Number 3: Clank! Expeditions: Gold and Silk

   Worth it

   Adds: Double-sided board: Dwarven Mine and Spider Queen's Lair, with tokens and a market board; no new cards.

   Fixes: Two maps with their own simple rules add variety.

   Reviewers found both maps easy to teach and different enough to change how you play; the only gripe is no new cards.

   Usually a better fit for a different kind of group — still fine if it sounds fun.

   Expansion2–4 playersFine for any group

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4. 4

   Number 4: Clank! The Mummy's Curse

   Worth it

   Adds: Two-sided board, 41 cards, a wandering mummy and pyramid die.

   Fixes: Adds a new map and card set for more replay value.

   Fun new map and cards, but Meeple Mountain found the mummy rarely does much, so it ranks behind Sunken Treasures.

   Usually a better fit for a different kind of group — still fine if it sounds fun.

   ExpansionFine for any group

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5. 5

   Number 5: Clank! Adventuring Party

   Depends on your group

   Adds: 6 asymmetric starting decks/characters and a side board for 5-6 players.

   Fixes: Lets 5-6 people play and gives each player different starting powers.

   Get it if you want 5-6 players or unique player decks; BGG players note it adds no new maps and can feel fiddly.

   You need Clank! or Clank! Legacy (after campaign).

   Usually a better fit for a different kind of group — still fine if it sounds fun.

   More players2–6 playersBest for experienced groupsPrice: $20–$40

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Rankings are our editorial picks, built from the reviews linked on each expansion page. Last checked 2026-09-27.