Product Information
Board Game Geek Rating: 6.57. Board Game Geek Avg Player Rating: 7.89. This game is suitable for 2 to 6 players and was published in 2013. It's the Kickstarter Edition of the Keyflower: The Farmers Board Game Expansion. Note that paid add - ons from the Kickstarter Campaign are not included unless stated otherwise. Keyflower: The Farmers expands on the base game Keyflower. In the base game, players build their unique villages over four seasons by bidding on village tiles, skills, resources, and workers. In this expansion, players focus on the agricultural side of their economy. They can acquire new farm buildings, grow wheat, and collect and breed farm animals like cows, pigs, and sheep. The animals are kept in fields formed by the road layout, adding a new strategic layer to the game. Points can be earned through animal acquisition and breeding, wheat harvesting, and field layout. You can either use all the tiles from Keyflower: The Farmers and randomly add tiles from Keyflower, or simply mix the two tile sets. We're excited to support campaigns and offer games like Keyflower: The Farmers for online purchase at TheGameSteward. A significant portion of your spending on this game will go towards backing new Kickstarter games. If you have any purchase questions or need game advice, contact us at The Game Steward.
How to use: First, set up the game board. Place the tiles from Keyflower: The Farmers and you can choose to mix in tiles from the base Keyflower game. Each player starts with a set of resources. Over four seasons, take turns bidding on village tiles, skills, resources, and workers. In the expansion, focus on building farm buildings, growing wheat, and collecting and breeding animals. To score points, breed animals, harvest wheat, and design good field layouts. Things to note: Remember that the paid add - ons from the Kickstarter Campaign are not included unless it's specifically stated. When setting up the tiles, make sure you understand the rules for mixing the two sets. Maintenance advice: Keep the game components in a dry place to prevent damage. You can use a soft cloth to clean the tiles if they get dirty. Store the game in its original box to keep all the pieces organized.
