Wingspan Nesting Box
The Wingspan Nesting Box is an organize/storage box for all Wingspan content and cards (sleeved or unsleeved). This modular box is designed for all past, present, and future content.
EAN :
850032180467Product Number :
STM9311 dual-layered, individually numbered box (430x306x207mm fits, into Kallax shelves; 4.4 kg).*
top layer (removable cardboard tray): holds 7 rubber playmats (laid flat), 12 folded cardboard player mats, rulebooks, goal mats
middle layer (removable cardboard tray): includes 1 setup tray/lid, 3 food/egg trays, 1 dice tray, 1 card tray (fits sleeved cards), a long slot with separators for cards (fits sleeved cards), and room for the birdfeeder; plastic tray area is big enough for custom inserts previously purchased just for the Wingspan box
bottom layer: modular space for bird trays, plastic containers, and third-party accessories
cardboard dividers for various types of cards from current and future continents
1 cardboard birdfeeder dice tower
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Tales of the strange beings and spirits that haunt the Shinomen Mori, and the various cultures and species that live outside of Rokugan’s society.
Rules for the Dragonfly minor clan, plus new schools, kiho, kata, and rituals designed to bring the monastic culture of the Dragon to your game. You also gain access to rules for playing new non-human species such as Shinomen Nezumi, Naga, and Tengu, and also playing members of the Yobanjin Groups who live in the Great Wall of the North.
A wealth of information on temples and monasteries, and GM support on how to include these settings in your game.