Nature: Arctic Tundra (Module 4) - How To Play

About Nature: Arctic Tundra, from BoardGameGeek:

Arctic Tundra is a module that can be added to the core game Nature to alter the experience. This module is for players who want a challenge. Survive on the Edge of the Livable World The deep loneliness of this desolate land resonates in the mournful howls of Arctic wolves as they follow migrating caribou across the frozen tundra. The ground is permanently frozen, denying trees the chance to take root. Instead, resilient mosses, lichens, and small shrubs cling to survival - nothing tall enough to stop the relentless, ever-strengthening winds. In this unforgiving environment, the bitter cold and wind are always in your face, determined to push back those without the resolve to persevere. Arctic Tundra is a survival game that adds a new watering hole, a deck of 5 traits, and a Cold die to determine the harshness of the coming winter. The Nature Game System Nature allows you to combine modules to tailor the game to the tastes of the players at the table. Add Arctic Tundra for a challenging survival game, Flight for people who prefer to avoid conflict, or Jurassic for a more aggressive game. There are 5 modules and 2 mini-modules that can be combined to create 96 different ecosystems. After the 2026 releases of the Climate module and 2 new mini-modules, there will be over 700 combinations to explore! Nature Digital: Learn to play the Flight module with an interactive tutorial on the free-to-try Nature app (iOS, Android, and Steam). https://www.naturedigitalgame.com/ A Living Game System: NorthStar Studio will release the Climate module in 2026, plus 1-2 new modules yearly for the next decade. Vote for your favorite future module here: https://boardgamegeek.com/blog/308/blogpost/166360/future-nature-modules-poll Designer Diary Here is a link to the BGG designer diary that talks about the inspiration for Nature. https://boardgamegeek.com/blog/1/blogpost/179068/designer-diary-the-evolution-of-nature-description from the publisher