It’s both a standalone game (innovative 1v1 mode) and an expansion of the base game to allow 6 or 7 players. The dimensions and other information is found in the components list on the Nesting Box page: https://stonemaiergames.

As for scoring points, I’d have to see the exact text of the card you’re referring to–can you type it here? Such a wonderful game where I can either be competitive in victory points or just silly by playing birds I really find beautiful. You could also play the eagle into your Wetlands, placing your Duet Token on the space for a Wetland bird with a platform nest, giving you a card back after tucking three. Started watching David Attenborough documentaries on birds and I have developed such a broader appreciation for birds from all over the world!Elijah: We can certainly get those tokens to you, but I just want to first make sure they aren’t already in the box in a form that you weren’t expecting. I have one that is made of laser cut Cherry faced plywood, and it has a cute woodpecker that knocks on the birdfeeder when you roll the dice.

I got into an argument with another player about the wording of an activation power to cache a food on the card. This is why I feel that the red and black arrow spaces tend to be more valuable in the early game than the pink, blue, and orange arrow spaces. It sounds like this is an issue with the digital version of the game, which is sold under license by Monster Couch. Thanks for the great game (it really safed us during the pandemic) and have you ever thought about a diving bird on the box? The key differences are that the standard end of round goals and board are replaced by the Duet end of round goals and the Duet Map.Regarding BOTH these powers the appendix states: “As noted on these cards, you can cache exactly one food token when their power is activated by placing it on a bird card. One could certainly build a different game that used just the bird cards, but that would be a very different game without a lot of the depth and complexity of the original.