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Year
2018
Players
1-4
Age
14+
Playtime
60 min
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Description
Adds the Wessex family with a larger starting estate plus extra guests and new improvement tiles to Obsession
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- Combat: Deck/Hand — Expansion decks can be mixed with base decks with explicit separation rules (e.g., expansion deck vs base deck).
- component edition guidance — Guidance on replacing or adding specific components depending on base game edition.
- fifth-family starter — Introduces Wessex family and starter cards, increasing the player count to five.
- mixed deck compatibility — Expansion decks can be mixed with base decks with explicit separation rules (e.g., expansion deck vs base deck).
- new rooms/tiles — Adds new rooms and a variety of guest/improvement tiles to extend options and strategy.
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- Upstairs Downstairs expands Obsession to five or six players.
- the cook is all about helping you and giving you flexibility with reputation
- The Upstairs Downstairs flowchart for passing must be used for this expansion
- Wessex is the simpler expansion
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