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2020
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Description
Draftosaurus: Aerial Show expands the boundaries of your park and adds a new species to draft: pterodactyls!
This expansion for Draftosaurus adds a double-sided board that each player can combine with their existing park to add a new mountain zone. Pterodactyls are the only dino-meeples that can be placed on this part of the board, and each of their nests offers you a specific bonus in return, ranging from extra points to immunity to the placement die!
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positive
Pros
- adds variety and new strategic options
- maintains quick play feel
- fun theme extension for dinosaur lovers
Cons
- some players may prefer pure base-game simplicity
- expansion may require more spatial planning
Thematic elements
- airborne dinos and egg-based scoring
- dinosaurs with flight abilities and nesting powers
- dynamic, heightened scoring opportunities
Comparison games
- Draftosaurus
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Compound Scoring — eggs hatch into bonus points under certain conditions
- drafting with new wild cards — adds pterodactyls with nesting powers that alter scoring and allow egg-based bonuses
- Egg-based scoring — eggs hatch into bonus points under certain conditions
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- this game is incredibly simple but boy is it addictive
- it's a quick filler
- Draftasaurus is exactly what you want in a light game
- if you want a light game that looks fun and is fun you really can't do much better than this
- the expansions are also fun and add some options without upping the difficulty but they aren't necessary
- you really can't do much better than this
- if you don't like dinosaurs you probably aren't the sort of person that plays board games
- you can add in the two expansions
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