Worms: The Board Game - Clarifications & House Rules

This variant serves to increase the mayhem in our worms battles with advanced prodding, varying Starters, and increased scatter on blasting :)

Worms: The Board Game

• Suggested Ambient Audio
• Rules & Other Resources

Rules & Other Resources

• Suggested Ambient Audio
• Sound Effects App (Android)
• Board Game Geek Page
• Rulebook
• Let's Play Video

NEWCollector's Edition Painted Minis

The Collector's Edition came with a ton of worms so we've split them into teams and selected some for display.

NEW3D Printed Insert

This insert is for the Collector's Edition, each team gets a bin and there are only 3 other trays to streamline setup.

NEWTarget Standee

We had a hard time keeping track of the Target Token when the board got messy so we created a standee version!

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