Photographer Bonus Card
The Photographer Bonus Card from the Wingspan Core Set states that the following colors qualify:
- Ash
- Black
- Blue
- Bronze
- Brown
- Cerulean
- Chestnut
- Ferruginous
- Gold
- Gray
- Green
- Indigo
- Lazuli
- Purple
- Red
- Rose
- Roseate
- Ruby
- Ruddy
- Rufous
- Snowy
- Violet
- White
- Yellow
European Expansion Appendix
Page 2 of the European Expansion Appendix states that the following colors qualify for the Photographer Bonus Card:
- Coal
- Grey
- Honey ****Note that Page 4 of the Oceania Expansion rule book has errata’ed honey not to qualify.****
Oceania Expansion Rule Book
Page 4 of the Oceania Expansion rule book states that the following colors qualify for the Photographer Bonus Card:
- Crimson
- Orange
- Pink
- Rufous
- Silver
- Sulphur
- Tawny
****Page 4 states that: “The European Expansion rulebook erroneously includes honey as a term for the Photographer bonus card. Honey does not count as a color word.”
Asia Expansion Rule Book
Page 2 of the Asia Expansion Appendix states that the following words qualify for the Photographer bonus card:
- Ash
- Azure
- Bay
- Black
- Blue
- Bronze
- Brown
- Cerulean
- Chestnut
- Coal
- Crimson
- Emerald
- Ferruginous
- Fire
- Gold
- Gray
- Green
- Indigo
- Lazuli
- Olive
- Orange
- Pink
- Plumbeous
- Purple
- Red
- Rose
- Ruby
- Ruddy
- Rufous
- Silver
- Snow
- Sulphur
- Tawny
- Teal
- Verditer
- Violet
- White
- Yellow
****Coppersmith Barbet does not qualify.
****Different versions of these words all count. Examples include Rose/Rosy/Roseate, Snow/Snowy.
How does the rainbow lorikeet not count?
“Rainbow” is literally not a color and it is not listed on the card or in the rules as a qualifying color.
If snow and snowy are colors and rose is a color, then is rosy a color? It’s not addressed in any of these lists.
Rosy does not count. It is not listed on the bonus card itself or in the rulebooks, which are the qualifying factors for a word to count.
Does words that have a color built into it count as a name with a color?
Example: would “reduce” count as a color because it contains “red”.
Or
Example: would “redstart” count because it contains “red”.
Hello Jonathon,
Examples like “reduce” do not count. The “red” in Redstart is referring to the color red. The “red” in Reduce does not refer to the color red.