Stamp Swap Japanese (Stamp Swap)

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Product Description ■ This is a game by Stonemaier Games which is easy to repeat 3 rounds of 3 phases, but long-term planning is also important!
In this game, players collect postage stamp of various patterns and sizes as postage stamp collectors.
In each round, you pick one postage stamp or parent marker from the parent in order, and get 6 items.
However, only one postage stamp can be secured, and the rest must be sent to the place of exchange (swap).
In order to receive the postage stamp you want, you need to exchange it well considering the aim of yourself and other players.
In order to receive the postage stamp you want, you need to exchange it well.
In order to receive the postage stamp you want, you need to attach it well.
In order to receive the postage stamp you want, you need to attach it well.
In this case, the timing to choose which scoring method is the key to winning!
In the final score calculation, you can get scores depending on the face value of the postage stamp you attach and the cards you have, etc.
There are a wide variety of scoring methods.
The timing to choose which scoring method is the key to winning!
In order to calculate the final score, you can get scores based on the face value of the postage stamp you attach and the cards you have, etc.
There are many kinds of scoring methods.
In order to be the best collector, it is important to collect and exchange it systematically.
■ Game Overview ■
Number of players : 1-5
Play board : 5
Play time : about 20-60 minutes
Target age : 14 years or older
Designers : Paul Salomon

From 14 years of age or older
There are many kinds of scoring methods.
Participation cards (exhibitors) 5
Player board
Square 30
postage stamp Square 30
Rectangle 60
postage stamp Rectangle 30
5 types)
Participants cards (exhibitors) : 5
Participants cards (expert) : 30
Contest cards (5 types)
Ten score markers (2 players each)
Ten exhibition tickets (3 players each)
One parent marker
One phase marker
One quick reference card (1 player each)
One assessment token
One instruction manual
One instruction manual
One instruction manual
One instruction manual
One instruction manual