Wondrous Creatures cover
2024BGG rank #251

Wondrous Creatures

by Yeom.C.W · Bad Comet

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Players1–4
Time40–80m
ComplexityMedium
Age14+

About the game

What is Wondrous Creatures?

Welcome to the world full of fantastic creatures! You are an admirer, a creature enthusiast who will join the journey of forming the world’s leading creature reserve. To win Wondrous Creatures, you must create the most harmonious reserve. To do this, you will need to collect various Creature Cards and Eggs in your reserve. As each Creature Card holds its own unique ability, it's important to bring cards into your reserve that fit and synergize with your strategy. Additionally, it is very important to create a reserve that helps complete the Achievements faster than other players. The worker placement mechanism provides an intriguing Hex Puzzle experience. Your deployed worker interacts with surrounding icons to bring in resources or cards, and activate special effects! Your workers hold their own unique abilities. As you progress through the game, unlock their abilities and strengthen your workers! As the game progresses, powerful special effects are newly placed on the map. Get creative and use these special effects to unleash your very own powerful combos! Collect and combine 100+ different creature cards. Every creature holds its own distinctive ability and provides a deep strategic tableau building experience. The goal of Wondrous Creatures is to be the player with the highest Victory Points (VPs) at the end of the game. --description from the publisher

How it plays

Mechanics

End Game BonusesHand ManagementHexagon GridOpen DraftingSet CollectionTagsVariable Player PowersWorker PlacementWorker Placement, Different Worker Types

On the shelf

Categories

Fantasy

Questions players ask

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