Wingspan

Asian Avians adds 25 fan-designed bird cards for species found across Asia, giving Wingspan players new feathered friends to discover and deploy in their wildlife preserve.

Who doesn't love Wingspan? It has won so many awards, and has been a fan favourite since the day it was released. It really is fair to say Wingspan took the board gaming world by storm. A combination of hype and solid gameplay to back it up and excellent components. Coming from first time designer Elizabeth Hargrave it is a stunningly confident debut. The game sees you collecting various birds and playing them to one of three habitats on your player board. Birds are represented by a huge stack of cards each of which is unique in terms of bird and art. The powers are quite varied too, but some are different takes on the same idea. On your turn you can either activate on of the three habitats and potentially all the birds in it, or playing a new bird. Playing a bird will cost food and potentially eggs, and in someways is the most essential yet boring turn you can take. That is because the real joy of Wingspan is in the combinations you can string together in each of your three habitats. As you add birds to these habitats the base action of that habitat becomes more powerful. When you take that action (feed, lay eggs, or draw more birds) you also activate every bird in that habitat, making for delicious combos! As the game progresses and you combos get bigger, you will have less actions to activate these combos making gameplay quicker than most other engine building games. The Oceania expansion adds in new yellow eggs, 95 more birds that can be shuffled in with all your other birds, more bonus cards and new player boards for even more variety. With this and the European Expansion you Wingspan games will never play out the same way twice! The Oceania expansion adds that little something that you never really knew you needed. Player Count: 1-5 players Time: 40-70 mins Age: 10+

Birds of Canada adds 25 fan-designed bird cards featuring species found across Canada, letting Wingspan players discover more of the great white north through their wildlife preserve.

Twenty-five brand-new bird cards featuring species from Continental Europe join your Wingspan flock. These fan-designed feathered additions bring fresh abilities and artwork to the table, expanding the already diverse bird roster.

Birds of the U.S.A. expands your Wingspan sanctuary with 25 fan-designed cards featuring bird species from across the United States.

This fourth Wingspan expansion explores the birds of Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. This incredibly biodiverse and abundant region is home to more than 3,000 bird species, including the birds with the smallest and largest wingspans in the world (the Bee Hummingbird and Snowy Albatross, respectively). Hummingbirds make up about one tenth of the bird species in Latin America, delighting birders with their quick movements and shimmering feathers. Designer Elizabeth Hargrave and artists Natalia Rojas, Ana Maria Martinez Jaramillo, and Martha Clare highlight them in this expansion with a new type of card that adds a twist to gameplay. Wingspan Americas' components include 111 new bird cards plus 40 hummingbird cards (and their related boards and mats), 8 new goal cards, 5 double-sided goal tiles, and an Automa solo mode. This expansion requires the core Wingspan game (or Wingspan Asia, which is a standalone game for 1-2 players).

Birds of New Zealand adds 25 fan-designed card species native to New Zealand, giving Wingspan enthusiasts more regional avian variety for their habitats.

British Birds brings 25 fan-designed cards featuring avian species native to Great Britain, expanding the variety of birds available in your Wingspan wildlife sanctuary.

Six officially licensed packs of fan-designed birds for Wingspan, each featuring 25 brand-new cards covering continents already in the game. Created in partnership with Elizabeth Hargrave and fan coordinator Travis Willse, these packs expand your aviary with art that matches the Wingspan family style.

Wingspan opens its wings to Europe, adding a vivid new flock of birds with fresh abilities that shake up the strategies from the base game. Round-end powers and cards that reward excess resources give players exciting new ways to build their wildlife sanctuaries.