Hey, would you mind checking it now (in-game)? The issue should be solved and Frozen Fangs should be included in the base game.

varangian_3 wrote:
While it is true that FROZEN FANGS was originally released as a part of the Emperor Edition or Founder Edition, at this point, why not release it as a regular add-on?

Here's the thing: Frozen Fangs is already supposed to be part of the base game. We made Frozen Fangs free for everybody years ago. But it seems this giveaway has exposed a problem in the store configuration somewhere that stops people who are getting it now from accessing that free content, and we're working to pinpoint the source of that issue.

We're working on it. Sadly, I don't know when the fix will be ready.

Oh heavens, this is broken again? I'll need to look into it, but it might take until next week to find out what's wrong, since I'll need to enlist some other people for help.

Even some of the English Tooltips are hard to understand. While the tooltips for the abilities youmention are written by hand, many others are "parsed" directly from the game data, which can lead to odd grammatical issues.

"Cone" means that after you hit the initial target, you affect the three hexes behind that (and then possibly the 5 hexes behind that, and the 7 behind that... depending on how big the cone gets.) Tsunami Charge  can cover a very large area.

Regarding the descriptions of Sweep and Circular Attack, are you plaing in English or a different localization?

As mentioned, due to some problems caused when reorganizing the bundle contents to the "pay for what you're missing" format, Frozen Fangs is currently unavailable for purchase on the Steam store. We'll bring it back soon (though it looks like it will be after the holidays).

I've reached out to the people who reported this issue here through direct message to resolve the problem for them.

There are some technical issues with the Collection at the moment. I'll reach out to you in PM to resolve this.

Happy to hear it all got sorted out in the end.

And thanks for sharing that bit about Italian with me. It's interesting to me how the similar phrases exist in several languages (in German, we call them "donkey's ears").