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Wingspan Expansão Américas

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$22.1 $32.99 In stock

Discover the vibrant avian world of the Americas with this fourth Wingspan expansion. Featuring over 3,000 bird species from Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean—from the tiny Bee Hummingbird to the majestic Snowy Albatross—this expansion celebrates one of Earth's most biodiverse regions. Hummingbirds take center stage with a new card type that transforms gameplay. Designed by Elizabeth Hargrave with stunning artwork by Natalia Rojas, Ana Maria Martinez Jaramillo, and Martha Clare. Requires the base Wingspan game (1-5 players) or Wingspan Asia (1-2 players).

From Stonemaier Games, for ages 14 and up

Product Details

Contents:

  • 111 bird cards (57x87mm) 
  • 8 bonus cards (57x87mm)
  • 40 hummingbird cards (44x67mm)
  • 5 double-sided goal tiles
  • 1 hummingbird garden board
  • 15 egg miniatures (wood)
  • 5 player mat overlays
  • 5 hummingbird tracks
  • 25 hummingbird tokens
  • 1 updated reference tile and extra nectar tokens
  • 1 scorepad
  • 1 rulebook
  • 1 updated label for Nesting Box sorting
  • Automa components: 12 hummingbird cards, 2 summary cards, 1 bonus card, 1 tracker card, 2 scoring cards, and 1 rulebook
  • 1 box (285x140x54mm)

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The bird cards feel like a whole new game thanks to the 3,000+ species focus on Central and South America. I’ve already spotted several new tactics with the nectar and flocking mechanics that keep every round fresh.

Penelope V. ★★★★★

The new world deck breathes life into every game, and the 3,000+ species range means I keep discovering birds I’ve never even heard of before. Even after a dozen plays, the regional twists keep each session feeling fresh, and the card art alone is worth the price.

Matthew Z. ★★★★★

The new world deck changes the pace of every game I’ve played—the birds feel more aggressive and the new end-of-round goals keep me on my toes. I’ve already spent a whole evening just geeking out over the 3,000-plus species from Mexico down to the Caribbean, and the tiny Bee Hummingbird card is my n