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Days of Wonder announces Small World™ - Tales and Legends Expansion
54 Event cards invite you to (re) write Small World's history!
Los Altos, CA; Paris, France - May 17, 2010. Today, Days of Wonder announced Small World - Tales and Legends - an expansion to the award-winning board game in which players vie for conquest and control over a fantasy world that is simply too small to accommodate all the zany characters that inhabit it. This expansion introduces 54 large-format Event cards that can dramatically change the storyline of Small World. Each Tales and Legends Event card features a unique illustration that matches the light-hearted fantasy theme.
Event cards are organized into 6 different themes, each with its own unique flavor. The cards are also rated by their impact on the game: Little Lore cards have only a minor effect; Tall Tales have worldly consequences; and Lordly Legends are guaranteed to turn your Small World upside down!
Tales and Legends is easily integrated into the game play. At the start of each turn (except the first) a new event card is drawn and put into play. The next Upcoming Event is also visible, so players know what faces them on the next turn. Two blank cards have been included, enabling players to create their own Tales and Legends events.
Small World - Tales and Legends was created by Laurent Verrier, Special Prize Winner of the Small World Design Contest last fall. Philippe Keyaerts, the original game's author, provided additional development assistance. This expansion requires a copy of the original Small World board game and is expected to be available in June at better game stores around the world. Suggested price $15/€12.
About Days of Wonder
Days of Wonder publishes top-quality, family-oriented digital and physical board games that are easy to learn and fun to play. Days of Wonder has offices in the US and Europe, and distribution in 25 countries. To date, the company has sold over 2 million board games and hosted close to 20 million games online. In June 2004, Days of Wonder became the youngest publisher ever to win Germany's prestigious Spiel des Jahres, the world's most coveted game prize.
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