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I wanted to share a comparison of the two game's 5 Player 'Boards'. Small World of Warcraft Islands are laying ontop of the base game's 5 player board side.
Gnome
Character tabs for easier finding of the races.
Lucy enjoying Small WoW unboxing
Gnome race banner
Testing out a two player game. Very enjoyable! Looking forward to teaching others!
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Worgen
Naga race banner InDecline

Small World of Warcraft (2020)

Players
2–5
Best: 4
Playing time
40–80 min
Age
8+
7.24
Average rating
4,766
Ratings
2.68/5
Weight
#1147
BGG rank
Top 5,000
Alternate names:スモールワールド・オブ・ウォークラフト +2 more
Designer:Philippe Keyaerts
Artist:Miguel Coimbra, Cyrille Daujean
Publisher:Days of Wonder +6 more
Average rating, ratings count, weight and rank are sourced from BoardGameGeek (BGG).
Game DNA
  • This game: Strategy 7, Luck 6, Interaction 9, Complexity 5.4, Theme 6
Strategy7.0
Luck6.0
Interaction9.0
Complexity5.4
Theme6.0

This game's strategy, luck, interaction, complexity and theme.

FantasyFightingTerritory BuildingVideo Game ThemeVariable Player PowersTeam-Based GameArea MovementDice RollingArea Majority / InfluenceVictory Points as a ResourceIncrease Value of Unchosen Resources

Overview

In Small World of Warcraft, players vie for conquest and control of a world that is simply too small to accommodate everybody.

Small World of Warcraft is set on the fantasy world of Azeroth, where the races of the Alliance and the Horde — including Orcs, Dwarves, Trolls, and Worgen — clash in a world-consuming conflict. In the game, players choose combinations of special powers and races from the Warcraft universe, such as Portal Mage Pandarens or Herbalist Goblins, and vie for control of Azeroth. To help them achieve dominance, players will occupy legendary terrains and seek control of powerful artifacts. However, all empires must eventually fall, so players need to be ready to put an overextended race into a state of "decline" and lead a new one to rule Azeroth.

In more detail, on each turn either you use the multiple tiles of your chosen fantasy race to (normally) occupy adjacent territories, possibly defeating weaker enemy races along the way, or you give up on your race and let it go into decline. A race in decline is designated by flipping the tiles over to their black-and-white side. At the start of the game or after you go into decline, you choose a new race/power combination at the start of your turn, with the 16 races and 20 powers being paired randomly each game.

At the end of your turn, you score one coin for each territory your races occupy. You may have one active race and one race in decline on the board at the same time. Your occupation total can vary depending on the special abilities of your race and the territories they occupy. After the final round, the player with the most coins wins.

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