Bloomchasers: Birds and Bees Expansion Deck
BGG rating
7.5

Expansion for Bloomchasers: A Delightful 3D Tree Game of Flowers and Wits

Bloomchasers: Birds and Bees Expansion Deck

2025

Rules assistance for Bloomchasers: Birds and Bees Expansion Deck

Plain-language explanations of turns, card effects and disputed situations, with official source references and saved question history.

  • 1–6 players

Rules assistant for Bloomchasers: Birds and Bees Expansion Deck

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Bloomchasers: Birds and Bees Expansion Deck is an expansion for Bloomchasers: A Delightful 3D Tree Game of Flowers and Wits released in 2025 for 1–6 players. It was designed by Evan Katz, Josh Roberts, and Tavey Lin.

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About the game

The Bloomchasers base game is a fun, exciting experience on its own, with enough competitive strategy to make it replayable over and over. But, the Birds and Bees Expansion Pack was made for those wanting deeper strategic mischief, higher scores, and to grow a bigger tree! The Birds These feathered frenemies fly around the tree as it grows, and savvy players can use them to protect their own buds that might be vulnerable to getting stolen, or to block an opponent's bud that's on the verge of blooming! Be careful, though, because Birds have a habit of getting comfortable and might stick around where they're not wanted — you can only move them when a "Bird" weather card is available on your turn. The Beehives Beehive Branches come in a new, tricky shape that slots into the tree like a normal branch. But, Bloomchasers who make their flowers bloom on a Beehive Branch will double the score of any flowers touching, so expect a hive of activity around them as players fight to grow onto them! —description from the publisher

Publishers

  • Evan and Josh's Very Special Games Company (Very Special Games)

Questions and answers

Bloomchasers: Birds and Bees Expansion Deck supports 1–6 players according to the catalogue. This range comes from the publisher’s listed player count, so the game can be set up for any group size within it. Some setups, rules and scoring details may still vary by player count, so check your edition’s rulebook for the exact configuration.