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Is that the "victory" you taste in the salty air? You've secured your spot as a participant in the world-famous Coldwater Crown fishing tournament and the competition is just getting started! Can you cast the right bait at the right time to land the biggest fish? Can you strategically balance your efforts at the different fishing locations to win the most trophies? Very little is certain in these icy waters, but the fish are guaranteed to bite! Coldwater Crown is a fun and clever board game that captures the thrill of fishing in a board game. Created by acclaimed game designer Brian Suhre! It's a game of strategic planning, the fisherman's intuition and just the right amount of luck! Test your fishing expertise against up to three of your friends or improve your skills in the training pond. You don't have to be a master angler to win, but once your trophies start piling up, you might feel like one!

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The old world is changing. The Kingdom of Lydia minted the world's first gold coin. Bartering and trading will soon be replaced by coins as the dominant medium of exchange throughout civilization... Lions of Lydia is a bag-management and engine-building game about the rise of currency. As an influential leader, you send merchants to exchange resources and increase your land holdings. When the nobles arrive, they bring into play their Lydian Lion coins - which have unparalleled purchasing power. To achieve victory, you must manage the traders well and complement their skills with the cards on your tableau. Traditional merchants produce basic resources needed to build your engine, but if you don't convert your resources into coins, you won't be able to buy the most valuable cards! Therefore, noble Lydian merchants - and their gold lion coins - are the key to success. When enough properties have been developed, the game ends and a winner is declared! Will you put together the best traders to achieve your goals? Will you be the first to get the most valuable properties? Will you become the master of the new, golden currency: the Lions of Lydia?

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