See what the Harmonies animal-token set replaces. Compare its 106 pieces with your animal cubes, while keeping your original landscape tokens.
Two different kinds of component
Harmonies uses landscape pieces and animal markers for different purposes. This accessory upgrades the animal markers. It does not replace the wooden landscape tokens used to build your terrain, and it is not a set of extra animal cards.
What is in the animal set?
The listing contains 106 pieces: 14 red, 16 yellow, 23 green, 18 grey, 25 blue and ten white animal tokens. The pieces are PLA rather than acrylic. Compare their appearance in the gallery with the original cubes and the landscapes you create.
Choose this set if you want animal-shaped details on the board while retaining your current landscape components. If your priority is replacing or adding landscape tokens, this is not the corresponding product.
Keep scoring and placement readable
When moving from cubes to shaped pieces, agree on a consistent placement that leaves terrain and completed habitats visible. Shapes are an appearance choice, not new animal powers or altered placement rules.
This guide covers the base-game accessory listed by DeluxyGames. It does not confirm coverage of Pulse, Crescendo or every expansion. Keep original cubes available when you use content not explicitly covered, and compare required markers rather than relying on the word complete.
Reference and context
Libellud’s rulebook distinguishes landscape building from animal placement. That distinction matters when choosing which component category to upgrade. Read the source.
Unofficial accessories by DeluxyGames. Game names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. The game and expansions are not included.
