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Wingspan Vision-Friendly Cards: Americas Expansion

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$9.75 $15 In stock

Category: accessory

This pack of 111 bird cards from the Americas Expansion of Wingspan are graphically designed to be more visually accessible by removing any visual clutter that isn’t absolutely necessary for comprehending a card, making icons darker (and sometimes bigger, if necessary), and reformatting the power area (larger text, different font, higher contrast, and black text on a white background overlaid on the power’s color swatch in the background).

These cards are mechanically identical to their original counterparts. Each card is 57x87mm and is linen embossed for durability and longevity. While these cards are mechanically identical to the original cards, their primary purpose is to be used by themselves for vision friendliness, not in combination with standard Wingspan cards.

Vision-friendly cards are only available on their own; that is, the original format of the cards included in Wingspan remains the same. This pack does not include the 40 hummingbird cards in Wingspan Americas, as they are already vision friendly (the only relevant information on them is their icons).

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin X. ★★★★★

I've struggled to read the original cards across the table, but stripping out the background art makes the numbers and powers actually legible now. The 111 cards cover the full Americas expansion too. Wish they'd done this from the start.

Evelyn M. ★★★★★

The high-contrast layout and enlarged card text make reading each bird’s details effortless, even in dim lighting during game night. My group noticed the cleaner design right away—no more squinting to distinguish the point values or habitat icons. These cards are a genuine upgrade for anyone with vi

Richard W. ★★★★★

My color-blind friend can finally tell the brown birds from the green ones without squinting—the simplified backgrounds make each illustration pop. The card stock feels sturdy enough for weekly game nights, and the larger text means I don't have to lean in to read the bird names anymore.