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Folded Space Game Inserts - A Feast for Odin

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A Folded Space organiser insert for A Feast for Odin and its Lofoten, Orkney and Tierra del Fuego mini-expansions. The base game seats 1–4 players, runs about 30–120 minutes, suits ages 12+, and is a medium-heavy design built on worker placement, tile placement and set collection.

About the Game

Setting up a game of A Feast for Odin means wrangling hundreds of tiles, cards and tokens, and this Folded Space insert turns that chore into a quick, tidy ritual. Trays lift straight into play, speeding set-up and pack-down, and all cards fit even when sleeved. The insert serves the base game for 1–4 players (30–120 minutes, ages 12+), a medium-heavy affair of worker placement, tile placement and set collection. It also accommodates the Lofoten, Orkney and Tierra del Fuego mini-expansions, including their island tiles, and reuses the game's black plastic trays, with the square island boards forming a lid over the lower trays. This is a storage accessory, not an expansion: it adds no rules or components. A Feast for Odin, designed by Uwe Rosenberg and first published in 2016, is a sprawling Viking saga of exploration, crafting and feasting.

History

A Feast for Odin was designed by Uwe Rosenberg and first published in 2016, becoming one of his signature large-scale Eurogames. This Folded Space product is a third-party storage accessory rather than an expansion or new edition: it adds no rules or components, but organises the base game together with its Lofoten, Orkney and Tierra del Fuego mini-expansions, with room for sleeved cards and trays that can be used during play.

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Rules of Folded Space Game Inserts - A Feast for Odin

  • What this is: a Folded Space storage insert for A Feast for Odin (1–4 players, 30–120 minutes, ages 12+). It adds no rules or components.
  • Insert setup: sort tiles, cards and tokens into the labelled trays; all cards fit even when sleeved, and the game's original black plastic trays are reused.
  • Getting to the table: trays lift straight out and into play, so lay out the action board, player boards and supply directly from the insert to speed set-up and pack-down.
  • Storage extras: the insert also holds the Lofoten, Orkney and Tierra del Fuego mini-expansions, with the square island boards forming a lid over the lower trays.
  • Game flow: A Feast for Odin is a medium-heavy worker placement, tile placement and set collection game. Each round, place your Vikings on action spaces to gather, craft, hunt, trade and explore; larger worker groups take stronger actions.
  • Your board: place the tiles and goods you earn onto your home board, covering printed penalty spaces and building towards bonuses.
  • Feasting: at the end of each round you must feed your Vikings, so keep food or silver flowing in.
  • Game end: after the final round, tally points from goods, islands, bonuses and covered penalties; the highest score wins.

Strategy

  • Use the insert to your advantage: keep trays beside the board as in-play organisers so you spend turns thinking, not hunting for tokens.
  • Cover penalties early: filling the negative spaces on your home board is usually a sound first priority, as uncovered penalties cost you at game's end.
  • Secure a food engine: plan how you will feed your Vikings every round before chasing big scoring plays.
  • Match workers to the action: committing more Vikings to one space unlocks stronger effects, so weigh one big action against several small ones.
  • Think in shapes: when drafting tiles, favour pieces that fit your board's gaps and bonus squares rather than grabbing the highest-value tile.
  • Explore when ready: new islands can open valuable bonuses, but they demand preparation, so time the trip rather than rushing it.
  • Stay flexible: no single plan wins every game; watch which action spaces opponents contest and adapt each round.

Reviews

4.7 / 5
7 ratings on Amazon

Nice but...

Elijah Bak

It's a nice set but you need to glue the pieces together to maintain their structural integrity.

Reviewed in Canada on 19 November 2019