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Wilderfeast - The Trail - Areas Reference Deck

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$8.06 $13 In stock

Category: Wilderfeast

Wilderfeast - The Trail - Areas Reference Deck is a game accessory for Wilderfeast from Horrible Guild. This deck contains 40 tarot-sized Area cards, designed to be used as a reference while you play.

  • 40 tarot-sized Area cards
  • Use as a reference during play
  • Wilderfeast game accessory
  • Brand: Horrible Guild
  • Standard SKU: HG218
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

The tarot-sized cards are a perfect fit for my hands, and the artwork on each area reference is clear enough to read across the table. I’ve already used them for two sessions and they hold up well to shuffling.

Amelia ★★★★★

The cardstock has a nice, sturdy feel that holds up well to repeated shuffling during gameplay. I love having the area effects and terrain details right in front of me instead of flipping through the rulebook constantly.

Kevin C. ★★★★★

The tarot-sized format makes them genuinely pleasant to fan through while setting up a session, and the 40 cards give you a full sweep of the Trail without scrambling through a rulebook. I've already used them three times and they make referencing areas feel effortless mid-game.