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Title:
Everdell: Silverfrost Collectors Edition
Description:
Silverfrost is the next standalone edge of the map series of Everdell. Beyond the snow-capped Spirecrest mountains to the south of Everdell Valley, lies the bold country of Silverfrost. It is your task to build and maintain a city in this challenging landscape. You must clear the piling snow, burn the fires to keep your citizens warm and prosperous, and complete important quests for the Ranger’s Guild.
In Silverfrost, you send critter workers to various Locations on the board, cards, or the mountain to gather resources and activate unique effects. You use these resources to play cards face up in front of you, forming your own city. Each turn, you take 1 of 3 possible actions — Place a worker, Play a card, or Prepare for the next season.
You may place 1 of your workers on any Basic Location, Red Destination card in your city or opponent’s cities, the Forge, the Hot Springs, or a mountaintop Beacon, so long as it is not blocked by Snow or another worker. You then claim the listed resources or perform the action. If there is Snow at the location, you must first spend a Fire resource to clear the snow pile. If you use your unique Ranger worker, you can visit an occupied location, or gain a Fire resource if visiting a location alone.
To play a card, you must pay the listed cost of resources. If it is a Critter, you may instead play it for free by using 1 of your 2 Chimneys, so long as you have the necessary Fire to light it. Cards may be played either from your hand, or from the area of face-up cards on the board known as the Valley. Nearly all of the cards in Silverfrost feature new and powerful abilities, offering a huge variety of strategic depth and combos to explore.
If all of your workers are deployed, you may prepare for the next season by bringing back all of your workers, gaining a new worker, and performing the action described for the following season, introducing new snowfall to the board and to your city, as well as other challenges. A player is finished when they have played through the last season (Spring) and cannot perform any more actions. After all players have finished, the player with the most points is the winner.
—description from the publisher
COMPONENTS (COLLECTOR’S EDITION):
Cardboard:
1 Game board (pentagonal, 36cm per side; 55cm high, 57.5cm wide)
1 3D Mountain (Collector’s Edition only; assembled from 3 main pieces, plus 4 Card Rests and 4 Card Bumps plus 4 spare bumps; assembled 55.5x19x19cm)
1 2D Mountain (standard alternative; 26x9.5cm)
4 Beacons (Collector’s Edition only; each assembled from 8 pieces; 27x61x44mm each)
1 Winter’s Fury tile (double-sided, 62x62mm)
1 Snow Clearing Reward tile (double-sided Flurries/Ice Storm; 50x62mm)
56 Snow tokens
10 Paw tokens (Solo Mode)
Cardstock:
155 standard cards (62x87mm):
• 123 Main Deck cards
• • 62 Critters (24 different)
• • 61 Constructions (24 different)
• 32 SOLO MODE cards
•• 20 Scheme cards
•• 8 Map cards
•• 1 Tactics card (double-sided)
•• 3 Reference cards (double-sided)
93 small cards (43x62mm):
• 27 Big Critter cards (large & small polar bears on back)
• 25 Snowstorm cards (mountains on back)
• 28 Lowland Quest cards (green scroll on back)
• 14 Highland Quest cards (purple scroll on back)
Wood:
24 Worker Critter Meeples: 6x each Red Panda (dark orange), Penguin (dark blue), Falcon (very light gray), Hare (brown)
25 Birch resources (white with black bark stripes; cardboard in the standard edition))
Plastic (these are cardboard in the standard edition):
8 Chimneys (gray, 13x13x15mm)
35 Fire tokens (matte translucent acrylic red flames)
25 Copper resource tokens (amber metallic swirl acrylic)
25 Acorn resource tokens (rubbery brown)
Fiber (cardboard in the standard edition):
25 Moss resource tokens (fuzzy dark green)
Metal (these are cardboard in the standard Essentials Edition):
30 Point tokens value 1 (19mm-sided triangles, chrome)
10 Point tokens value 5 (16mm-sided pentagons, chrome)
Rulebook: 24 p.
1 Assembly sheet (double-sided Mountain/Beacons)
In Silverfrost, you send critter workers to various Locations on the board, cards, or the mountain to gather resources and activate unique effects. You use these resources to play cards face up in front of you, forming your own city. Each turn, you take 1 of 3 possible actions — Place a worker, Play a card, or Prepare for the next season.
You may place 1 of your workers on any Basic Location, Red Destination card in your city or opponent’s cities, the Forge, the Hot Springs, or a mountaintop Beacon, so long as it is not blocked by Snow or another worker. You then claim the listed resources or perform the action. If there is Snow at the location, you must first spend a Fire resource to clear the snow pile. If you use your unique Ranger worker, you can visit an occupied location, or gain a Fire resource if visiting a location alone.
To play a card, you must pay the listed cost of resources. If it is a Critter, you may instead play it for free by using 1 of your 2 Chimneys, so long as you have the necessary Fire to light it. Cards may be played either from your hand, or from the area of face-up cards on the board known as the Valley. Nearly all of the cards in Silverfrost feature new and powerful abilities, offering a huge variety of strategic depth and combos to explore.
If all of your workers are deployed, you may prepare for the next season by bringing back all of your workers, gaining a new worker, and performing the action described for the following season, introducing new snowfall to the board and to your city, as well as other challenges. A player is finished when they have played through the last season (Spring) and cannot perform any more actions. After all players have finished, the player with the most points is the winner.
—description from the publisher
COMPONENTS (COLLECTOR’S EDITION):
Cardboard:
1 Game board (pentagonal, 36cm per side; 55cm high, 57.5cm wide)
1 3D Mountain (Collector’s Edition only; assembled from 3 main pieces, plus 4 Card Rests and 4 Card Bumps plus 4 spare bumps; assembled 55.5x19x19cm)
1 2D Mountain (standard alternative; 26x9.5cm)
4 Beacons (Collector’s Edition only; each assembled from 8 pieces; 27x61x44mm each)
1 Winter’s Fury tile (double-sided, 62x62mm)
1 Snow Clearing Reward tile (double-sided Flurries/Ice Storm; 50x62mm)
56 Snow tokens
10 Paw tokens (Solo Mode)
Cardstock:
155 standard cards (62x87mm):
• 123 Main Deck cards
• • 62 Critters (24 different)
• • 61 Constructions (24 different)
• 32 SOLO MODE cards
•• 20 Scheme cards
•• 8 Map cards
•• 1 Tactics card (double-sided)
•• 3 Reference cards (double-sided)
93 small cards (43x62mm):
• 27 Big Critter cards (large & small polar bears on back)
• 25 Snowstorm cards (mountains on back)
• 28 Lowland Quest cards (green scroll on back)
• 14 Highland Quest cards (purple scroll on back)
Wood:
24 Worker Critter Meeples: 6x each Red Panda (dark orange), Penguin (dark blue), Falcon (very light gray), Hare (brown)
25 Birch resources (white with black bark stripes; cardboard in the standard edition))
Plastic (these are cardboard in the standard edition):
8 Chimneys (gray, 13x13x15mm)
35 Fire tokens (matte translucent acrylic red flames)
25 Copper resource tokens (amber metallic swirl acrylic)
25 Acorn resource tokens (rubbery brown)
Fiber (cardboard in the standard edition):
25 Moss resource tokens (fuzzy dark green)
Metal (these are cardboard in the standard Essentials Edition):
30 Point tokens value 1 (19mm-sided triangles, chrome)
10 Point tokens value 5 (16mm-sided pentagons, chrome)
Rulebook: 24 p.
1 Assembly sheet (double-sided Mountain/Beacons)
Max Number of Players:
1 2 3 4
Barcode:
810082831931
Publisher:
Starling Games / Tabletop Tycoon
Playing Time:
120
Year Published:
2025
Designer:
James A. Wilson
Clarissa A. Wilson
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Artist:
Enggar Adirasa
Lukas Siegmon
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Suggested Ages:
10+
Family:
Everdell
Date Added:
2025-07-25 15:11:23
Automatic Estimated Value:
~$100.00
Automatic Estimated Date:
2026-04-10
Date Added:
2025-07-25 15:11:23
