Description
The terrifying Onibi has invaded the Circle of Spirits and is viciously attacking the Sacred Tree. Its flames endanger all life in the forest. But the Spirits of Nature aren't alone in this fight. Sanki has sent the Kodama, small beings of light, to help them face this escalating threat. Play as one of the four Spirits of Nature and use the Kodama's assistance to save the Sacred Tree! New Action: Use flowers from your Help Line, Forest, and victory tiles to call a Kodama. Each turn, you can buy one Kodama card and place it on your personal deck, like a Guardian Animal card. Kodama cards give you items like Guardian Animals and a Kodama symbol. At the start of your Action phase, count the Kodama symbols on your Help Line and Forest. With 2 symbols, take 1 Fragment tile; with 3, take 1 Element tile; with 4, perform an extra basic Action this turn. Emptying a pile of Kodama cards boosts the victory condition from 13 to 15, slowing your opponents. New Guardian Animals: Two types enhance your teams. 5 new Level 2 cards let you perform the same basic Action twice, and 5 new Level 3 cards allow a Bonus Action in addition to your basics. New Protective Trees: Six new Tree types related to Kodama are available. You can plant one of each, a max of 6 different ones. Onibi's Retaliation: Every time you buy a Kodama card, Onibi moves forward on the Circle of Spirits. For each Spirit it jumps, add a Fire tile worth 2 to the center. There's also a Solo mode!
To play this game, first, choose one of the four Spirits of Nature. Then, use flowers from your Help Line, Forest, and victory tiles to call a Kodama. Each turn, you can buy a single Kodama card and add it to your personal deck. When it's your Action phase, count the Kodama symbols on your Help Line and Forest to get special rewards like Fragment or Element tiles or an extra basic Action. There are new Guardian Animal cards. The Level 2 ones let you do the same basic Action twice, and the Level 3 ones give you a Bonus Action. You can plant up to 6 different types of new Trees related to Kodama. But be careful! Every time you buy a Kodama card, Onibi moves forward and you might have to add Fire tiles. In Solo mode, you can play alone. As for maintenance, keep the cards and tiles in a dry place. Don't bend or damage them. If they get dirty, you can gently wipe them with a soft cloth.
