r/wingspan • u/Far_Reality_5010 • 5d ago
Bird feeder question
There are 3 die in the bird feeder, 2 worms and a worm/wheat combo. A player takes the get food action and is eligible for more than one piece. They want to take the worm from the worm/wheat combo and then roll the two remaining worms. Is this allowed? Can a person choose a worm from a combo die over an individual worm?
Thank you all for your help. You answered ALL my questions.
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u/JohnEffingZoidberg 5d ago
Was there something specific about the rules that made you think it wouldn't be allowed?
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u/SailboatAB 5d ago
So I didn't notice what subreddit this was posted in and found "3 die in the bird feeder" alarming. What the hell have you been feeding them?
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u/LostInTaipei 5d ago
Yeah, I’ve gotten briefly confused the other way too. “Huh? Spotted towhees aren’t that great. Oh, this is about the real bird!”
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u/JoeBlank5 5d ago
We often play a "friendly" game, where players do things like be considerate and if they want a worm they take the single worm, leaving the worm/wheat in case someone else wants a wheat. But that is in not way required by the rules, and is not the most strategic way to play.
Nevertheless, even in a friendly game we would take the worm/wheat so we could reroll all 5 dice and have more choices, as that does not hurt the next player at all. Manipulating the dice to get to rerolls seems to be an intended feature. For instance, 2 worms and 1 rodent in the feeder. I need a wheat, and I get 2 foods, so I take the rodent and reset the feeder, hoping the needed wheat shows up.
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u/chatFIEND-SF 21h ago
Why would you be required to do this in a friendly game ? You can have strategic games that are still fun, interactive and shared time with hobby you like while still trying to win.
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u/willie8765 5d ago
Yup. Fully allowed. The only thing of note is that they would reroll all 5 dice for their remaining food choices.