Scythe: Legendary Box

Scythe: Legendary Box
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Scythe: Legendary Box

This is an expansion and cannot be played alone!

Game Description

The Scythe Legendary Box is designed to hold the Scythe core game plus all 3 expansions (the expansion components, not the boxes), the various accessories, promos, and a custom insert.

The box features a dual-layered bottom half and a top that is the exact same dimensions as all other Scythe tops, allowing backers and fans of the original top to use it interchangeably with the new top.

While the Legendary Box does not include any game components, it contains 3 large tuckboxes to fill unused space and store tokens, cards, and other loose pieces.

The Legendary Box features the following:

1 giant box (300x365x196mm)
3 tuckboxes (70x289x118mm)

Game Details

Genre(s):Accessories
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Publisher: Stonemaier Games
# of Players: -
Age: and up
Playing Time:
Published: 2018
Designer:
Expansion to:
- Scythe

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