A FEAST FOR ODIN: MINI EXPANSION #2

Name: A FEAST FOR ODIN: MINI EXPANSION #2
SKU: 2371
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A FEAST FOR ODIN: MINI EXPANSION #2 je razširitev za družabno igro A Feast for Odin.

The second mini-expansion for A Feast for Odin includes a number of new components and a few new variant rules.

New components

New 1x1 tile types: berries (orange), eggs (red), amber (green), gullgubber (blue)
New B-exploration board: Isle of Mull
- Obtainable with the 1 viking Exploration action
- Income goes up to 4 silver
- Worth 9vp
- Bonuses: salt meat, ore, wood, goldgubber, egg, stone, altar - the altar is a 6-space (1x4+1x2 middled) special tile only obtainable via this island's bonus and cannot be bought, forged or plundered
(Half-) Island on Backside: Caithness
- Obtainable with the 3 viking Exploration action
- Income goes up to 5 silver
- Worth 24vp
- Bonuses: fur, amber, stone, sword

Randomized harvests: Includes 8 harvest tokens (identical backs; on front, 4x blank, 1x each of 1, 1-2, 1-3 and 1-4).
- Rules: reveal a non-blank harvest token at the beginning of the game to be the first round's harvest, and after each harvest reveal one of the yet-unrevealed tokens to be next round's harvest.
Resource markers: Includes 10 new markers with different front and backside, which add resources to players' harvests each round.
- Rules: each player gets one in a seven-round game and two in a six-round game, chosen during setup in reverse turn order. During the Harvest phase, depending on if there is a harvest or not this round, flip your token and receive the depicted bonus.
Accelerated start variant for a greater, more exciting experience when playing the six round game.
- Rules: when playing the 6-round game, players start with their artisan shed already built and with 3 extra silver in their supply.
A list of occupation cards that it is recommended to remove: 8 cards that are banned for being overly strong, and 30 additional cards that are recommended to remove in order to bring about a better average of more useful, not such specialized interesting cards.