Everdell Complete Collection contains 23 different types of Critter meeples, player powers for asymmetric play, Giant Critters with saddles to ride on, and an amazing array of pieces including wooden twigs, squishy berries, smooth pebbles, amber resin, glass pearls, and more.

I would have bought the originals at full cost because I was in a position to do so and probably couldnt contain my excitement. Featuring deluxe components, including the shiny metal point tokens and the wooden Ever Tree, this Complete Collection is the ultimate edition of Everdell. So while the time played is a value to a past backer, it was not a value given by Starling as a reward to backers. Join the community and come discuss games like Codenames, Wingspan, Brass, and all your other favorite games!Cars, video games, board games, and almost every product can be bought later for cheaper if you wait.

For me fomo is a big thing and I don’t like to wait for games so the Stonemaier way is a lot better. We are enjoying Wingspan and I expect the expansions will be bought eventually, but in all probability at an average of 18 month intervals.

So the main problem is that Starling Games has centered the KS campaign around newcomers and retail items, not creating the pledges which would be interesting in content ans value for previous backers. In the case of Everdell–if it was possible to make this a 6 player game, why not include that from the get go? Like you mentioned when I bought Scythe liked it and then wanted more it was very easy to acquire it all. While we do collect and remit VAT for countries in the EU, we do not for countries in Europe but outside the EU other than those listed on the taxes section of the page (Norway).

It’s a strange game, you need to pick and choose what expansions you play with so I’m really debating on backing this.Most projects have a retailer KS pledge level that is lower per copy than the individual KS pledge level. I believe a lot of the complaints this time round stemmed from the fact that the CE version of previous expansions and the base game or the corresponding upgrade packs weren’t available to be added. Build a city of critters and constructions and explore the Emerald Valley and beyond celebrate the Bellfaire, wonder at Newleaf? This model particular frustrates me when an expansion includes stuff that should have been in the core game from the get go. I understand the frustration for folks who just went all-in on the last KS, but I genuinely don’t understand the criticism from gamers who’ve backed since day one.

In a perfect world all publishers could give us a road map for upcoming releases (one of the reasons I love SM). Anyway their new kickstarter seems really succesful so hopefully they can use the money and experience from this to make really good games in the future. I’m not the type of gamer who goes all-in on a game I’ve never played or barely played–I like the incremental approach. So this is a win/win for both me and the person I sell my previous collection to once my Kickstarter has arrived.It’s heavy and takes a lot of space even if you only play part of the expansions and never play the others. I have a few thoughts here because I think there is some additional context that I feel is getting overlooked or maybe not being given any consideration in the comments. So my options are 1) spend significantly more to have all the gameplay or 2) spend slightly less significantly more *and* have to go through the trouble of selling my current stuff on the secondary market. But it is a value that backers gave themselves so they could use it to justify their decision to back which many agree with.