All language subtitles for Extra Pepper Sea Salt and Paper 2nd Expansion Unboxing Overview

Hi, my name's Phil Gardner and welcome

to Fun with Boxes where we are going to

take a look at a very small expansion

for a very small but wonderful card

game. Now, the card game is Sea Salt and

Paper. And I've covered this previously

on the channel. So, if you'd like to

check out the link wherever it is

appearing on your screen or check out

the channel and you'll be able to find

out all about this wonderful game and

how to play it. And you will also be

able to find the first expansion as well

on the channel which is the extra salt

expansion and again click on the link or

have a look on the channel for that. But

today we are going to be taking a look

at the brand new Sea Salt and Pepper

extra pepper expansion for this

wonderful game. Now inside this sort of

booster pack style uh little expansion

pack, you are going to find

12 cards

and the rules as well. Now, this

expansion

really, really changes up the game,

adding event cards to the game. So,

let's take a look at what you get in the

game, how to set it up, and how each of

these cards works when you integrate

this wonderful expansion into your main

game. Well, here we have the sea salt

and pepper extra pepper expansion, the

follow on to the extra salt expansion.

And how interesting this one is. So,

it's similar, very small package. There

are 12 cards included. So, let's take a

quick look at them. So, here are the 12

cards you get in the game. Now, this

time for this expansion, what we have is

a 12 card event deck that we can add to

the game. Now, to add these to the game,

you would simply take all 12 event

cards, give them a good old shuffle, and

then place these down onto the table to

form the event deck. That's your setup

all done. All quick and easy. And how do

you use this expansion? Well, at the

start of each round, you reveal the top

card in the event deck to find out which

special rule applies to everyone in that

round. So, for example, I would flip

this over at the beginning of the game.

And this card here is going to be in

effect for everyone. Now, I'll go

through what all the cards mean a little

later, but this one is the treasure

chest, and a player must reach 10 points

instead of the seven points you need to

end the round. And like I say, this is

in effect for everyone. But now, at the

end of the round, you would count the

points scored as normal and add them to

those from any previous rounds. Then you

would award the event card according to

what is shown in the bottom right hand

corner of the event card. So if you have

that little cup symbol with a plus, then

the player with the most points at the

end of the round places the card in

front of themselves. And if there is a

minus there, then the player with the

fewest points instead will take the card

and place it in front of them. And if

there was a tie, then we would simply

discard the card. When a player has an

event card in front of them, its special

rule applies only to them. And the card

is kept by that player as long as its

conditions are met. So for example, if

the player received it because they had

the fewest points, it is discarded at

the end of a round if they are no longer

in last position. And a player cannot

have more than one event card in front

of them at a time. And if they need to

pick up a second card, they can choose

between the new one and the old one for

them to keep and discard the other.

Okay, so let's take a look at each of

these cards. Now, this set of cards

changes the effects of duo, but the duo

is still worth one point. Here we have

the hermit crab and this effect is when

a pair of crabs is played, the player

takes one card from each discard pile.

Here we have the sunfish and its effect

is when a pair of fish is played, the

player adds the first two cards from the

deck to their hand. And next we have the

water rodeo. Now these new effects, each

duo scores one point. And these new

effects are here we have the swimmers.

When a pair of swimmers is placed, the

player can look at an opponent's hand.

They can then swap one of their cards

with one of their opponents. And then we

have the sharks. When a pair of sharks

is played, the player steals a pair

placed in front of an opponent and they

place it in front of themselves without

triggering its effects. Now we're on to

the change the point value cards. First,

we have the dance of the shells and each

shell card scores two points. The

Kraken, where each octopus card scores

one point. And the tornado. Now, this

one changes the mermaid cards. Now, the

mermaid cards do not score any points,

but a player still wins immediately if

they have all four mermaid cards. And

now we're on to change of rule. The

first one here is the dance of the

mermaids. If three mermaids are played

instead of the four, the player

immediately wins the game. Then we have

the treasure chest that we had a look at

earlier. A player must reach 10 points

instead of seven to end the round. And

then we have the diordan fish. I believe

that's how it's pronounced. A player

cannot end the round by saying stop.

They have to say last chance. Now that's

a very interesting card. And then the

last three cards here add a new rule,

the angelf fish. At the end of a

player's turn, if the two visible cards

on the discard piles are the same color,

the player chooses one of them to add to

their hand. The dolphins. When a player

discards a collection card, shell,

octopus, penguin, sailor, or seahorse,

the top card from the draw pile is added

to their hand. And then the coral reef.

A player may place a shell face down in

front of them. If they do so, they are

immune to all attacks, but that shell is

worth no points. Well, there you go. Sea

salt and paper. A fantastic card game.

Super small, delightful to play. And

that's your sea salt and paper extra

pepper expansion. And I can tell you

that you can get this expansion into the

box with some slight, very, very slight,

almost unnoticeable to be honest, lid

lift. So you can see you can get it into

your sea salt and paper box. If you've

sleeved your card game, well, you're not

going to be able to fit it into this box

because this box is now full. So, what I

would recommend doing is getting some

form of deck box and storing your game

inside of that. Well, there you have it.

Extra pepper. Oh my goodness. This

changes up the game quite a bit. It's

such an interesting expansion to add to

the game. I'd be almost tempted to say

you really need to pick this one up. You

really do because this changes up the

game quite a bit. You start off drawing

a random card and that has a gaming

effect on all players. But then at the

end of that round, depending on what

type of card it is, that card could go

to either the player who's in the lead

at the moment or the player who's in

last place at the moment. And when they

get that card, then that card only

applies to them. And then at the start

of the next round, a new card is drawn

and those effects will affect both

players. So, this really does change up

the game quite a bit. The Extra Salt

expansion added a few more cards and a

few more abilities, but this one really

takes the game up a few gears with its

event card system. Well, I'm certainly

looking forward to integrating that with

our games of Sea Salt and Paper, and I

hope you will have a look at it, too.

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