CMON – CMND0184 – A Song of Ice & Fire – Frozen Shore Bear Riders (Bear Riders of the Icy Shore)
A Song of Ice & Fire – Frozen Shore Bear Riders, for 2 players, age 14+, (expansion). The unit expansion A Song of Ice & Fire – Frozen Shore Bear Riders gives Free People players one of the most heavily equipped cavalry units ever to enter a…
When you purchase this item you will receive. 39 Points | SKU | 352881 |
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| EAN | 889696014122 |
| MPN | CMND0184 |
| Categories | Games, Tabletop |
| Tags | A Song of Ice and Fire, CMON, Expansions, from 14 years, Strategy games, Tabletop, Teenagers |
A Song of Ice & Fire – Frozen Shore Bear Riders, for 2 players, age 14+, (expansion).
The unit expansion A Song of Ice & Fire – Frozen Shore Bear Riders gives Free People players one of the most heavily equipped cavalry units ever to enter a battlefield. While the kick of a warhorse can do a lot of damage, it’s nothing compared to being mauled by a bear and speared by its rider. Enemy troops would do well to disperse and take flight when faced with this monstrous cavalry unit.
To play the expansion, an A Song of Ice & Fire – Free People starter set is required.
Caution.Not suitable for children under 36 months.
- Number of players: 2
- Game duration: 45+ minutes
- Age: from 14 years
| Weight | 0,3 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 16 × 6 cm |
| Target group | Teenagers |
| Produkttyp | Tabletop |
| Kind | Strategy games |
| Playing time (max) | 120 min |
| Skill | Profi |
| Playing time (min) | 45 min |
| Language | DE, EN, ES, FR |
| Age recommendation | from 14 years |
| Kind of Product | Expansions |
| besondere Merkmale | inkl. Miniature |
| Players (max) | up to 2 |
| Players (min) | 2 |
| Themeworlds | A Song of Ice and Fire |
| Color | multicolored |
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Manufacturer information
Asmodee GmbH
Friedrichstraße 47
45128 Essen
DE - Deutschland
E-Mail: vertrieb@asmodee.com
Person responsible for the EU
Asmodee GmbH
Friedrichstraße 47
45128 Essen
DE - Deutschland
E-Mail: vertrieb@asmodee.com
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