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Blue Orange Games Kingdomino Age of Giants Expansion - Kids, Family or Adult Strategy Board game extension for award winning Kingdomino or Queendomino games - 2 to 5 players. Recommended for

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Are you strong enough to wield the power from the crowns this giant version holds? In Kingdomino, players build their own kingdom with varied terrains on domino-shaped tiles. This tile placement family strategy game uses a clever open drafting mechanic to select dominos. Points are counted at the end of the game based on the size of connected matching terrains, multiplied by the number of crowns they contain.

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Age of Giants is an expansion for Kingdomino or Queendomino. It adds more challenges, more player interaction, and allows for a fifth player to join in on the game. Choose a tile with a giant, then add a giant meeple to your kingdom- it covers up any crown of your choosing. Choose a tile with a giant’s footsteps, then pass one giant meeple from your kingdom to another player, who then must cover up a crown in their own kingdom. Covered crowns do not score points.

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