Name: The Lost Words Card Game
Brand: Kosmos
SKU: 634158993817
Price: 29.99 AUD
Availability: InStock

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Author: Card Game | Publisher: Kosmos

The Lost Words is a card game based on the stunning book by best-selling author Robert MacFarlane, and Illustrator of over 40 beloved classics, Jackie Morris. The Lost Words book is a staple on coffee tables around the world and is winner of the prestigious CILIP Kate Greenaway Medal.

The game is won by placing your Spell cards over your beautifully illustrated Nature cards before your opponent. Your quest will be blocked by special action cards that whip completed sets away from you and allow you to sneak cards from your opponent’s hand!

Simple enough to play for ages 8+ but strategic enough to keep adults engaged, The Lost Words is a wonderful addition to any games collection or coffee table.

For Ages 10+

For 5-8 players

Plays in about 30 mins

Price

7 in stock

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The Lost Words Card Game is found in these collections: Board Games | Card Games | Everything in Stock | Games |

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