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Manufacturer:
Starling Games
Deep below the simmering surface of the Pearlbrook River, a mysterious civilization of waterfolk is waiting.
Pearlbrook introduces a new side board, the River board, where you'll send your frog ambassador to gather a new resource: pearls. You'll also encounter new aquatic critters and constructions! Collect enough pearls and you can construct fabulous wonders and adornments, to make your city the pride of Everdell! It's time to take the plunge!
Contents:
Pearlbrook introduces a new side board, the River board, where you'll send your frog ambassador to gather a new resource: pearls. You'll also encounter new aquatic critters and constructions! Collect enough pearls and you can construct fabulous wonders and adornments, to make your city the pride of Everdell! It's time to take the plunge!
Contents:
32 Cards
1 Gameboard
25 Plastic Pearls
4 3D Wonders
9 Wooden Frogs
24 Wooden Critters
6 Open/Closed Signs
2 Board Overlays
22 Mini Cards
3 "3-Point" Tokens
1 Rulebook
1 Gameboard
25 Plastic Pearls
4 3D Wonders
9 Wooden Frogs
24 Wooden Critters
6 Open/Closed Signs
2 Board Overlays
22 Mini Cards
3 "3-Point" Tokens
1 Rulebook
Ages: 10+
Players: 1-4
Game Length: 60-90 minutes
This is not a stand-alone game. A copy of Everdell is required to play.
Due to distribution restrictions we are only able to ship this product to the United States, Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Everdell: Pearlbrook Expansion
I love Everdell, and own and have played with the Bellfaire and Spirecrest expansions. The second edition Pearlbrook expansion has most of the collector's edition upgrades but has plastic pearls. I played with 3 people, and the game felt very different compared to the base game and the other two expansions. I'm unsure how much of the difference in feeling had to do with the specific starting hand/meadow/forest cards, and how much had to do with the addition of pearls, adornments, and the river locations. I'll definitely play it again (to see if the experience is the same), but my first play was more difficult to get most people's cities started, as the addition of pearls tended to eat into the ability of the players to get other resources and then consequently their ability to build the city. Overall the game was still fun, but it did feel different compared to the other expansions.
August 14, 2022 9:03 PM
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