Root: Resin Clearing Markers
This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!
Game Description
A set of 12 resin expansion clearing markers for Root in three suits:
- Mouse - stone
- Bunny - hedge
- Fox - fence
Root: Resin Clearing Markers
- New Addition!
A set of 12 resin expansion clearing markers for Root in three suits:
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