Asmodee 7 Wonders Architects Medals Expansion - New Wonders, Medals, and Strategies Await, Civilization Strategy Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 8+, 2-7 Players, 25 Minute Playtime

This module keeps the fast pace of Architects but adds just enough strategic tension to make decisions feel more interesting. What I love The medals add clear goals and small strategic pushes without slowing the game down. Each medal feels achievable but not automatic, so the race for them stays exciting. The new wonders add variety and shake up familiar patterns. Everything fits seamlessly with the base game; no rules bloat. Gameplay stays quick: still a true 20–25 minute experience. The added incentives make player choices feel more meaningful. Component quality matches the base game perfectly. What I like less The medals can feel swingy if one player naturally stumbles into an easy combo. Some of the new wonders feel stronger than others depending on player count. Summary A simple, clean expansion that gives 7 Wonders Architects a welcome boost in variety and direction without sacrificing its speed. If you enjoy the base game but want just a touch more strategy, Medals fits right in.

Great expansion! Adds lots of variability with no added complexity or game length

I'm a big fan of 7 Wonders Architects and have played it a few times. This expansion looked really good because I was hoping that there could be one more option for each turn to add one more choice to a turn. This fits and I'll almost always play with the two extra medals in the middle also. Gives just a bit more player interaction. Easy addition that does not require a lot more explaining or time to the game.

Great, simple to learn expansion. Would recommend

This expansion adds a two move civilizations (Rome and Ur) and Medals. Medals give players another way to score points. A medal is placed between each pair of players. On each medal is a goal ( have so many of x, for example). The first player from each pair to achieve the goal may claim the medal for about 4 points. A solid expansion overall. Recommend but not essential.

I just opened the box for the first time and want to give some practical observations. First, a possible negative: there are stickers that you have to apply before playing (I guess the original game had the same thing, so no surprise). Second, there are two new wonders and a total of three new containers. These do not fit in the original box, however, they are all three the same size and together only stick up about half an inch above the top of the original box. So, the nice tall original box lid slides down most of the way and holds the new components in quite serviceably. I think this is a very clever design. Third, the new components add some new artwork that adds a bit of freshness to the visuals but also blends right in. The new rules add some motivation to explore all of the possibilities in the game and make it less of a sprint to be the first to finish your wonder. [That last is just my prediction - I haven't played it yet]

Great expansion, easy to implement, I always play with this

Our family loves the 7 Wonder Games (we own 7 Wonders, a few 7 Wonders expansions, and the 7 Wonders Architect). Our whole family (4 kids age 5-13) can play these games. The Medals expansion is a great way to add an extra level of complexity to the 7 Wonders Architect to increase the replayability of the 7 Wonders Architect. Medals are sturdy and well designed.

A great expansion to Seven Wonders Architects. Allows a couple more players to play. Adds two more civilization boxes to choose from. Adds medals, which makes the game a little longer and higher scoring, but still a nice quick game.

Très déçue c'était noté jeu de base et en faite il s'agit d'une extension !!! Du coup il faut que j'achète toujours le jeu de base. Je n'avais pas forcément envie d'acheter l'extension.

Great addition to the standard game, adds some new and exciting elements and two new builds. Worth the price.