The new birds are great and the art is as well-the birds and player mat art by three creative artists behind it continue to be the showcase of this game. I love the base and the parts of the game all seem to flow well, I never really thought that the game needed more but Oceania shows me ways that it would benefit from more. Wingspan continues to be one of my favorite games and one of the most beautiful games on the table laid out in all of its presentation. These are great ways to build towards these powers to score the most points you can off of them at the end of the game. These add the action “reset” which will allow you to discard any one food to reset the bird tray or birdfeeder.Īlso there are new game end powers that activate only at the end of the game and only once. There are also new player mats that have new actions in columns 2 and 4 in the forest and wetland rows. Spent nectar is placed on the space in the habitat for it and players with the most and second most in each habitat are awarded bonus points.
Nectar is unique in that it cannot be carted over from round to round and must be discarded at the end of that round you had gained it. When paying for food tokens nectar is considered a “wild food” and can be used to replace any type. The dice in this game now feature some of this new food type as well. Nectar is based around the idea of plant-based sugar that is important for the birds in Oceania. Play continues as normal with the new rules for nectar in effect which I will describe next. Once that is completed players are given one nectar token each as well. Gameplay is the same is usual, players are set up with their starting tokens and cards. The game also comes with 95 new Oceania birds cards that are designed to be shuffled into the rest of the cards already in the game. The expansion includes 5 new player boards, 4 goal tiles, 5 bonus cards, 5 new food dice, 15 yellow eggs and 69 tokens of a new food type: nectar. It is published by Stonemaier Games.įirst off, let’s talk about what is new in the box. Wingspan Oceania Expansion is designed by Elizabeth Hargrave and illustrated by Natalia Rojas, Ana Maria Martinez Jaramillo and Beth Sobel. Today we are going to be taking a look at the second expansion to the base game and see how it stacks up to the game and decide if it is worth the addition to your collection!
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