The best "Hostage Negotiator" expansions 2026

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List with the best "Hostage Negotiator" expansions 2026

Attached is the list with the best expansions for "Hostage Negotiator" and "Hostage Negotiator: Crime Wave" that you can buy 2026:

This list was last updated on June 22, 2026. There's also a print version for this list .
  1. Hostage Negotiator: Abductor Pack 1

    Hostage Negotiator: Abductor Pack 1

    This is an expansion pack featuring 15 cards for use with the base game. Players face the head of a megacorporation who has taken board members hostage in a desperate attempt to save his crumbling empire. The pack includes a new kidnapper, new terror cards, and a new type of conversation card called "Internal Influence," allowing secret communication with hostages—be careful not to let the kidnapper find out!

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    1 10–30 min 15+ Easy to learn
  2. Hostage Negotiator: Abductor Pack 3

    Hostage Negotiator: Abductor Pack 3

    This time is different. A member of your own police force has taken hostages, claiming they’re framing him for the recent murder of the Chief, and you’re the only one who believes him. Some hostages begin to sympathize with him, complicating your efforts to rescue those who want saving.

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    1 15–30 min 15+ Easy to learn
    1 € below the next retailer
    18 € at Amazon*

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