Stonemaier Games | Wingspan: Asia | Board Game | Ages 14+ | 1-7 Players | 40-70 Minutes Playing Time & | Wingspan: European Expansion | Board Game | Ages 14+ | 1-5 Players | 40-70 Minute Playing Time

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If you’d like it to improve in the future, I would suggest that you share it with the digital developer, as they control Wingspan Digital (and are receptive to feedback). When you play a bird, you take the duet token from that space and immediately place it on a corresponding place on the Duet Map. I don’t know the name of the card you’re mentioning here, but if you look it up in the Appendix, it should say the same thing I’m saying here.

If you’d like to learn the region of the next expansion, please subscribe to our newsletter for when we’re ready to announce it: https://stonemaiergames. Those grown up birds needs to have very strong powers so it can compensate the fact that the birds in the first rounds don’t have powers at all…. I know it messes up the percentages of bonus cards, but people would/could just choose to collect them and not incorporate them in the game.Do you have any recommendations for similar games – obviously not another one just about birds, but something with a similar engine-building dynamic? I’ve reached out to them, and they said that while their backend provider had some issues a few weeks ago, over the last few weeks there has not been a higher number of crashes than normal. There are some spaces on the Duet Map that reward extra food, cards, or eggs and these extra resources can be used to accelerate your early game in very meaningful ways. This can be a huge benefit in those games where you have a clear Grassland focus from access to birds like Killdeer, Barn Swallow, Common Raven, and birds that behave like them.

Hoping that once it gets really warm in the summer time I can leave them out under something heavy and it might flatten the edges. I was wondering if there are any plans to make an expansion based on extinct birds from around the world. The fan-art cards are all birds that are already in the game (birds from North America, Oceania, Europe, and Asia). One idea could be using the map concept in Codenames Duet where you replay the game over but with different objectives/restrictions that as a team you have to complete.

A large-print edition would require larger cards, which would also require an extensive graphic design effort for every card, as well as larger playmats and thus also a larger box. In the meantime, if it’s a few specific cards that are showing wear and tear more than others, you can request them on our replacement parts form: https://stonemaiergames. The vulture cards I’ve seen so far are very low scoring (Californian Condor and Turkey Vulture, although I haven’t picked up the European or Oceania expansions yet) and I think it would perhaps help raise awareness on the terrible things that are happening to vultures and paint them in a better light if you’d perhaps score them higher and include a fact about how they are endangered in the fact section for future vulture cards, they really are so interesting and incredible in their own less obvious way.