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‘Small World’ Gets Bigger with Six Player Board Expansion

Jan 7, 2014

If you love the light strategy games Small World and Small World Underground, from Days of Wonder, and wish you could squeeze more friends into a game you’re in luck. On January 22nd, the Small World Six Player Board will arrive on store shelves here in the U.S. Lots of other goodies will accompany the expansion which will carry an MSRP of $28.

From Days of Wonder:

Small World and Small World Underground just got a lot bigger with this new 6-player board expansion. This double-sided map and rules gives players a new way to play Small World and Small World Underground. Teams of two players combine to compete against others, with each team member playing their own Race/Special Power combo and keeping their own Victory coins. But there is a twist… it’s the point total of the LOWEST team member that decides your score against the other teams.

In addition to the double-sided 6-player map – with Small World on one side and Underground on the other – this expansion includes: additional tokens, markers, Victory coins; new 6-player Team rules; 4 new Popular Places and a new Righteous Relic. It requires a copy of Small World and/or Small World Underground. Suggested retail price is $28/€25 and it will be available in retail stores in North America on January 22nd. In Europe it becomes available in early March.

Contains

A 2-sided, 6-player board map featuring Small World on one side, Small World Underground on the other side
New rules, places and a relic, all specially designed for team play
Additional tokens and markers for 6 players (1 Mountain, 2 Black Mountains, 1 Vengeance marker, 3 Lost Tribes)
Additional Victory coins for 6 players

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