Stonemaier Games: Wingspan Oceania Expansion | Add to Wingspan (Base Game) | includes New Player Mats, Food, and Egg Color | 95 Unique New Birds | Cooperative Mode | 1-5 Players, 70 Mins, Ages 14+
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Style: Oceania Expansion
Pattern Name: Single
Features
- BIRD COLLECTING: You are bird enthusiasts - researchers, bird watchers, ornithologists, and collectors - seeking to discover and attract a beautiful and diverse network of birds to your wildlife preserve.
- COOPERATIVE MODE: Includes a two-player cooperative variant that adapts the solo rules to allow a team of two to play against a game-controlled opponent. Designed by Elizabeth Hargrave.
- NEW BIRDS: Features 95 new colorful and awe-inspiring birds from Oceania. Full of richly colored illustrations and interesting bird facts.
- NEW COMPONENTS: New egg color, new food type, new player mat, new bonus cards, new end-of-round goals.
- BASE GAME REQUIRED: In order to play, the Wingspan base game or Wingspan Asia (1- 2 players) is required.
- BEAUTIFUL ART: Illustrated by Natalia Rojas, Ana Maria Martinez Jaramillo, and Beth Sobel with a lovely realistic and naturalistic art style.
- SOLO PLAY: Features an Automa to play against in a single player game for a fun solitaire experience. The Automa simulates an opponent for you to compete against, while your game as a player remains the same. On the Automas turn, flip a card to see what action it takes.
- GREAT GIFT: This is an excellent gift for anyone who already owns Wingspan and wants to add some variety to their game.
- CREATED BY WOMEN: Designed by Elizabeth Hargrave. Illustrated by Natalia Rojas, Ana Maria Martinez Jaramillo, and Beth Sobel.
- PUBLISHED BY STONEMAIER: Stonemaier is a tabletop game publisher based in St. Louis and distributed worldwide. Stonemaier's brands include Viticulture, Euphoria, Between Two Cities, Scythe, Charterstone, My Little Scythe, Between Two Castles of Mad King Ludwig, Wingspan, Tapestry, Pendulum, Red Rising, Rolling Realms, Libertalia, Smitten, Expeditions, Apiary, and Wyrmspan.
Product Dimensions: 11.65 x 8.47 x 1.58 inches
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: STM903
Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: December 18, 2020
Language: English
Department: Board Games
Manufacturer: Stonemaier Games
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