CMON – CMND0258 – A Song of Ice & Fire – Thenn Warrior (EN Expansion)
Most Free People forces arm and armour themselves with whatever they can make on the way to battle or from armour of their fallen enemies. The Thenn warriors are different. They have forged their own bronze weapons and armour, making them the most…
When you purchase this item you will receive. 30 Points | SKU | 366459 |
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| EAN | 889696009517 |
| MPN | CMND0258 |
| Categories | Games, Tabletop |
| Tags | A Song of Ice and Fire, Adult, CMON, Cooperative games, Expansion Set, Expansions, from 14 years |
Most Free People forces arm and armour themselves with whatever they can make on the way to battle or from armour of their fallen enemies. The Thenn warriors are different. They have forged their own bronze weapons and armour, making them the most heavily armed troops in the Free People’s army. The A Song of Ice & Fire – Thenn Warriors unit box gives Free People commanders arguably their strongest troops on the battlefield. Their reinforced armour gives them a sense of invulnerability, allowing them to taunt their enemies, thus directing enemy attacks towards themselves rather than other units in the army.
Caution. Not suitable for children under 36 months. Legal minimum age: 14, legal maximum age: 99
- Number of players: 2
- Game duration: 45 – 60 minutes
- Age: from 14 years
| Weight | 0,3 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 16 × 6 cm |
| Target group | Adult |
| Produkttyp | Expansion Set |
| Kind | Cooperative games |
| Playing time (max) | 60 min |
| Skill | casual gamer |
| Playing time (min) | 45 min |
| Language | DE |
| Age recommendation | from 14 years |
| Kind of Product | Expansions |
| Game world | A Song of Ice and Fire |
| Players (max) | up to 2 |
| Players (min) | 1 |
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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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