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Expeditions Board Game Stonemaier Sequel Scythe 1-5 Players Sleeved READ1 Available
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NOTE: ONLY 1 PIECE IS MISSING - ONE OF THE ITEM CARDS. ALL OTHER PARTS HAVE BEEN COUNTED. SEE PICS. Brand: Stonemaier Games | Title: Expeditions (1920+) – A Sequel to Scythe Designed by Jamey Stegmaier; art and worldbuilding by Jakub Rozalski Competitive, card-driven, engine-building game of exploration Players: 1–5 | Playtime: 60–120 minutes | Ages: 14+ | Language: English Core components shown: 1 Basecamp board; 5 mech mats; 20 hex location tiles; 5 mech miniatures with 5 colored base snaps; 50 worker meeples (10 each: red, purple, yellow, green, blue); 12 starting cards; 25 meteorite cards; 25 item cards; 40 quest cards; assorted map/guile/action/glory tokens; cardboard coins; rulebook; achievement sheet Solo/Automa content shown: Automa rulebook, Automa player aid, Automa decision/goal cards, and related tokens Extras/organization: Cards are sleeved in clear sleeves; components are sorted in zip bags; includes drawstring bag and tile strips as pictured Handwritten inventory notes visible in photos indicate: "12 Starting ✓", "25 item ✓", "25 meteorite ✓", "40 quest"; worker meeples counted 10 each by color (Red, Purple, Yellow, Green, Blue); coin/token counts noted by denomination Box and back panel photos show official component list and game details; please review images for exact contents and quantities Notes: Set in the 1920+ universe; features large mech standees/minis, hex map tiles, and multiple card types for engine-building and exploration

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