Stonemaier Games: Tuscany, Essential Edition, Features 3 Expansions to Viticulture, Includes The Extended Boards, 1 to 6 Players, 60 to 150 Minute Play Time
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- This expansion to Viticulture includes the extended board, special workers, and structure cards
Item Weight: 16 Ounces
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 8.66 x 2 x 10.63 inches
Operation Mode: Manual
Product Dimensions: 8.66 x 2 x 10.63 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: STM305
Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: November 10, 2016
Manufacturer: Flat River Group
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Game designers do not always take player feedback with the careful ear that Jamey Stegmaier has. This is the 3rd edition of Viticulture and its expansion in just a few years, but they have taken a great game with a few bugs and made an A++ game that needs to be in any serious board gamer's collection. Viticulture Essential Edition is a fine game on its own, but adding the Tuscany Essential Edition expansion makes it one of my favorite games of all time. The Tuscany board truly expands the game, giving you more choices in each season, and making turn order matter so much more than it did before. The game is elegant, fun, thinky, and, to quote Inside The Box, "classy as @#$%". In case you somehow don't know, the idea is to run a wine business in Italy. You have some land, some workers, some seed money, and some leads (cards) on how you might want to sell wine and earn victory points. On the surface it looks like your goal is to plant some grape seeds, harvest/squeeze grapes, bottle wine, age it, and sell it. However, that is ONE way to run a wine business. You might want to buy your grapes from other places instead of growing them. You might want to invite guests to come and do wine sampling and run your business on tourism. You might want to bring influential guests to help you compete with others. You might want to sell specific type of wine to a small audience, or you might want to mass produce cheap wine and sell it in a larger market. There are many ways to manage a wine business, and each way MIGHT be the best way for you this time around. This equally viable multiple paths to victory is a Stonemaier Games staple that make their games so much more interesting than other types of victory point race games. Because there are so many ways to accumulate points, you cannot ignore what other players are doing. You may have to change up your play as you go, either because someone is blocking you from doing what you want, or possibly because other players are fighting over limited resources and ignoring the low hanging fruit that you can come in and just take (pun intended). Viticulture EE would be in my top 50 games, but with the Tuscany EE expansion, it is easily in my top 10. What a world we live in where games like this exist. Say what you will about the strides video games have made. Board games just keep getting better and better. Keep it up Stonemaier.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2017 by Brandon Marlow
The base game is brilliant and this expansion has greatness in it as well. We are living through a board game Renaissance with a historic number of board games released each year. This one will stand the test of time. Just buy it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2023 by Marlon Michaels
If you’re a viticulture fan, this is a must have expansion. It adds a new extended board that is broken into 4 seasons. Overall, it adds a few modules to the game that you can use separate or all together. I recommend starting with one and learning it and then adding one and repeat. Once I learned them all I haven’t played without them. They add so much depth to your strategy and the game. You have the extended board. Four full seasons and a new reputation mechanic. You now have some star tokens that you place in regions on the reputation map. They earn you immediate rewards when placed and, possibly, victory points at the end of the game. There’s special workers. You can recruit this type of worker for 1 Lira more than the regular price and they have special abilities. When you set up the game you select two out of the deck of workers and place the cards next to the board. Those are the special powers for this game. So it adds variability there. Then there’s “structure”. It’s a whole deck of special building cards that you can build on your playmat. These buildings are for your use only and they give you something special that nobody else can do and vice versa.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2019 by Malix
I read the many reviews that the Tuscany expansion renders the Essential Edition board obsolete. I did not believe them. I now admit that they were absolutely correct. Since buying the Tuscany expansion, we have only played on the base board twice. Once to teach new players and once to play with my wife's parents. Every other time we have played on the Tuscany board. We have not used the specialized meeples, but the buildings and the new board quality of life improvements make the Tuscany expansion a must have. The game with the Tuscany board is a step up from the base game.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2021 by Philip John
Having purchased the base essential edition, I wanted to get expanded product. I was not disappointed, in fact, I think this particular expansion raises the quality of the game enough I don't think I would want to play without it again. The new way to when you wake up each season gives more bonuses to players for sleeping in that much more, but means they don't get to make their decisions first. The change in how to select who will be first player is also amazing, giving the bonus to being first player, but next year having to go the year without bonuses. If you love this game, get this expansion. It will make your love become an obsession.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2021 by Laurel
I normally refuse to buy expansions for board games because I figure if a board game isn't good on its own, there's no sense in spending more money on it when there are hundreds of other games I could purchase. I'd heard so many great things about Tuscany, however, I decided to try it out. I have to admit, it turned an enjoyable if somewhat forgettable game into a great game. The components are numerous and of good quality, the rulebook is easy to follow and a snap to get into, especially if you're already familiar with Viticulture gameplay, and it adds several new and interesting decisions to the base game. If you're short on shelf space, with very little finagling everything in the expansion fits into the base game box, which is a nice bonus. I am not going to make a habit of buying the expansions for my board games, but I absolutely do not regret this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2019 by Bud
This is an expansion game for Viticulture and I will say it definitely adds to the game play. You get a new board which adds 2 more seasons and other special cards. I don't play just Viticulture anymore with out using this expansion. Have fun making wine.
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2022 by paula jenkins