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The Miskatonic Museum is the first expansion of The Dunwich Legacy campaign from Arkham Horror: The Card Game . In this scenario you have to look for a book hidden in the Miskatonic Museum . During your search you discover that someone else is looking for the book... That is why it is important that you get your hands on the book first. It is already late and the museum is completely deserted. Not a nice place to be, but you have to go in to be the first to get your hands on the secrets of the book.

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El Paso in the late 1800s: Five railroads have connected the Sun City to their network, making it a major hub for cattle sales. Ranchers from surrounding Texas and Mexico drive their cattle into the city to send them on a long journey to the north, east and west of the United States. In Great Western Trail: El Paso, you step into the shoes of ranchers of that era and drive your best cattle to El Paso to earn money and victory points. Hire cowboys, builders and engineers to achieve your goals. Buy cattle to increase the value of your herd, construct buildings to unlock more actions, and help expand the rail network to secure the most attractive contracts. Mechanically based on its predecessors in the Great Western Trail trilogy, El Paso serves as an introduction to the series and is perfect for game nights when there isn't enough time for the bigger games in the series!

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Hello, and welcome to Galactic Cruise. Here we offer our guests something special: the comfort of a luxury cruise combined with the innovation of space travel. As the first company to offer long-term space vacations, we are excited to have you join us! As a supervisor for this company, you will not only be expected to build these ships and delight our guests, but also to help grow the company by improving our network, developing new technologies, and expanding our workforce. We are a unified company, and you will often find that what another supervisor does makes your job easier. Let me be clear, though: this is a competition. Our current CEO is stepping down in three years, and the supervisor who has the most influence at the end will take his place. On your turn, you will deploy a worker to perform two actions in the ever-expanding network, launching a ship and sending one of your workers into space as a pilot, or recalling all of your workers to Earth to collect funding bonuses. Actions include acquiring blueprints, building ships, attracting guests, and developing connections between locations that increase your choice of actions throughout the game. You will also influence the resource markets, which rise and fall based on the actions of all players. When you launch a ship, one of your workers will join it as a pilot, navigating the ship to various destinations and “days in space” where guests will reward you for all your hard work. Throughout the game, you will also compete with your fellow supervisors to achieve company goals, which will earn you progress cubes throughout the game. Progress cubes are also placed when you launch ships, and when a certain number of cubes have been placed on the company progress track, the game ends and the player with the most Victory Points becomes the new CEO of Galactic Cruise. Do you still think you have what it takes to work for us? Yes? Great. Let's get started.

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Final Girl is a solitaire game that plays with a familiar horror movie cliché. It puts the player in the shoes of a female protagonist who must kill the killer if she wants to survive. The Core Box, combined with one of our Feature Film Boxes, provides everything you need to play the game. Each Feature Film Box contains a unique killer and an iconic location, and the more Feature Films you have, the more killer/location combinations you can experience! In terms of game dynamics, Final Girl is similar to Hostage Negotiator, but with some key game-changing differences, including a game board to track locations and character movement. You can choose from multiple characters to play as and multiple assassins to play against. Killers and locations each have their own specific terror cards that are shuffled together to create a unique experience with different combinations of scenarios for you to play! This starter pack contains the base box and the feature film "The Happy Trails Horror", so you can start playing right away!

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A question that quantum physicist Erwin Schrödinger already asked himself in his famous experiment, and now it is also asked to you! In Schrödinger's cats you express risky statements regarding the contents, and especially the quantity, of the boxes on your hand cards. You constantly outbid each other. It's a bit of a shame that you only know your own cards. So you have to make good judgments or bluff. But don't take it too far! Because if your statement is doubted, you turn over all the cards and your statement is checked. You better be right or you're out of the game! Which of you will be the last one standing? Who plays Schrödinger's cats? This bluffing game is for everyone who likes quick and simple poker-like games. Families, groups of students and even advanced players can have fun with the constant uncertainty and excitement that Schrödinger's cats provide. Each player receives a character card and a number of cards in his hand. Each one shows an empty box, a dead cat, a live cat or a Heisenberg. On your turn, you estimate how many of a certain species there are in the game. Then the next player does the same, but must bid higher than the previous player. If someone doesn't want that, he doubts the statement of the player in front of him. Whoever is wrong is eliminated. Play continues until there is only 1 player left. That one won. During his turn, a player also has the opportunity to show evidence for his position and thus exchange cards from his hand. He may also use his character card once during the game to decide events in his favor.

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STALKER features high-quality miniatures and premium components that take players into the unforgiving and harsh 'Zone'. The mechanics have been carefully designed to give players a sense of tension and danger as they take on the game's challenges. It will please hardcore players, while remaining accessible to those just starting their journey into the world of story-driven board games. The story is based on the campfire stories of STALKER, and these stories will shape the missions. The board game is a "zone crawler" and is suitable for 1 to 4 players. The STALKER Core Box also contains all the stretch goals and the Zone Survival mode.

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The Couples Game is the party game couples have been waiting for. Instead of your standard conversation starter deck, this is an interactive game with challenging questions that can be played 1-on-1 or head-to-head against other couples.

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Take 5! is an ideal game for larger groups of people who want to play a simple, fast game. That is why this game is very popular among students and larger families. Because this edition contains many extras, seasoned Take5! players can also experience a lot of new fun! For 30 years, Take 5! enthusiasts have been proving that they are not cowheads! In addition to the well-known basic game, this anniversary edition also offers a completely new cooperative variant: take on the buffalo and award it as many negative points as possible using the special cards. Can you beat him? Four additional special cards, devised by Take 5! enthusiasts, provide even more variety! The basic game contains 104 cards with different values ​​and negative points. Each player gets 10 and there are 4 cards face up on the table. Each round, everyone chooses a card from their hand and places it face down in front of them. The players simultaneously turn over their cards and add their cards to the cards on the table, with the player with the lowest card starting, and so on. Anyone who has to place the sixth card in a row must take the five cards from that row as minus points before laying down his card. Whoever has the fewest negative points after 10 rounds wins. In the cooperative variant you compete against the buffalo. He plays cards according to certain rules. Can you make good use of the special cards available to collect fewer negative points than the buffalo? Furthermore, in this anniversary edition you will find 4 special cards devised by enthusiasts, which make the game just a little bit different.

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Mix the right ingredients, create impactful combos and crush your opponent to a pulp in this smoothie duel! Can you make the best flavor combinations and be the first to score 13 points? Then you are the winner of Pulp!

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Catacombs is an award-winning cooperative board game set in the fantasy world of Cimathue, and you'll need skill and dexterity to master this fast-moving game. One player (the Guardian) leads an army of monsters, while the others choose from six courageous heroes as they embark on a quest to save the city of Stormtryne from the threat lurking in the catacombs below. As the heroes explore, they must use their skills, purchase items and recruit allies to help them defeat the monsters before facing the powerful Catacomb Lord and saving the city. In Catacombs, players flick wooden discs that represent the monsters and heroes. Contact with an opponent causes damage, while projectiles, spells, and other special abilities can cause other effects. Once all the monsters in a room have been defeated, the heroes can move further into the catacombs. Items and equipment upgrades can be purchased from the Merchant with gold obtained from defeated monsters. The Catacomb Lord is the ultimate threat that the heroes must defeat to win the game. On the other hand, the Supervisor wins if all heroes are defeated. This third edition of Catacombs features all-new artwork compared to the previous editions, but most importantly, the key words from the first two editions have been replaced with iconography, the terminology has changed, and the third edition has new shooting actions, new card effects, and a different assortment of parts (with many stats changed), as well as wall parts not present in previous editions.

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Help build an unknown planet in this tactical game! Explore a newly discovered planet, search for building materials and contribute as much metal as possible to building a city. Discover new animal species, build domes and solar panels and don't be confused by sabotage, tornadoes and power outages. This tactical game from the author of Carcassonne has been developed in collaboration with 999 Games into the board game for you! Do you enjoy solving logistical challenges, making short and long-term plans, frustrating other players and have you always wanted to discover a new planet? Then this is your game. It was previously published as Mesopotamia and has since been further developed by 999 Games and the author himself into an accessible tactical game for the whole family! In Exoplanet, players try to score victory points by exploring the planet with their team and delivering metal tokens to the city tile. This requires energy, which you can get from energy stones or generate with solar panels. Humans can reproduce by building domes in which they can live. Drawing action cards can provide additional benefits and ensure that you stay ahead of the competition. You can also discover new animal species, which will give you extra victory points. Each building construction gives you more victory points. As soon as all available spaces on the city tile are occupied, the game ends immediately. The player with the most points wins. On your turn you have 5 action points at your disposal, which you can use in different ways. For example, you can move your scouts, who may be able to discover new terrain or pick up building materials. You can also choose to investigate the value of metal tokens or draw action cards. After spending your action points, you may build if you meet the conditions. Finally, you collect energy with scouts near solar panels. That energy is needed to deliver metal tokens to the central tile, which will ultimately earn you the most points and win the game!

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Fit to Print is a puzzle-like tiling game about current news, designed by Peter McPherson and set in a charming forest world created by Ian O'Toole! Thistleville is the most vibrant town in the world - it's a challenge to keep up with everything that's happening, from who won first prize for their pastries at the community fair to who's digging in Mrs. Brambleberry's carrot garden. As an editor at one of the local newspapers, your job is to tell their stories! The front page has to be finished in a few hours and you don't have time for perfection. Grab the big stories before the other papers get a chance, and make sure you have the right photos too. A newspaper is a business, so the money has to come from somewhere - don't forget the ads! After you've chosen a combination of stories, photos, and ads, it's time to lay out the front page. Have you taken enough tiles to fill the newspaper, but not so many that things have to be deleted? Over three hectic days, your skills will be tested as you compete to be the most newsworthy editor! Fit to Print is a tile laying game for the whole family. Players simultaneously collect newspaper tiles and stack them on their desks until they think they have what they need to create the perfect front page. Then they shout "Layout!" and they begin to lay out the page by carefully considering the placement of highlights, articles, photos, and advertisements. When everything is just right, they shout "Print" to be the first off the press and get their choice of highlight for the next round! This frantic spatial puzzle features over 100 unique newspaper tiles, 6 characters with their own special abilities, and 3 decks of Breaking News cards - so you solve a new puzzle every time you play! If real-time games aren't your style, Fit to Print has several alternative game modes to suit every kind of puzzler. In Slo-Mode, players take turns taking tiles from a shared market and arranging them on their front pages. In Puzzle Mode you take a specific set of tiles and lay out the highest scoring arrangements. Whether you want relaxed solo puzzles or frantic action for up to 6 players, you'll have fun helping the animals of Thistleville tell their stories!

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At the end of the 19th century, America was developing rapidly. New railroad companies compete to meet the needs of the growing population. Traders, officials, food and goods have to be transported from one place to another. A complicated network of train connections has now emerged. Thaddeus Reeves was one of the young entrepreneurs who dreamed of connecting the entire nation and succeeded exceptionally well. Reeves Rails quickly built lucrative train routes from the Atlantic Coast to the Mississippi, and the company's future looks bright. But greedy railroad magnates are lurking for an opportunity to take over Thaddeus' growing railroad empire. As the years have passed, Reeves Rails has continued to grow and develop considerably. With your new railway company you can now play a role in this important industry. The potential and wealth really shine from your new steam engines and these new railway carriages should make the difference. Satisfied, you open the newspaper and read the headlines from the West... Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West gives you the chance to board your favorite train game and experience the imagination of Rob Daviau, Matt Leacock and Alan R. Moon. You'll embark on a twelve-game journey as you lead your North American railroad to riches and fortune through a campaign full of adventures. Obtaining your destination cards remains your main goal, but you will also need to develop other skills if you want to overcome unexpected events and resourceful enemies. Game after game, route after route, you fill your vault with your earnings. As the game progresses, you'll open region boxes that offer new rules, content and many more surprises. Like other Ticket to Ride games, this game is easy to learn and offers an immersive experience with an extensive storyline that any fan of the game series will enjoy. And after playing 12 Legacy games, you'll be left with a unique game that you can keep playing!

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Legacy of Yu is a solo, fully resettable, non-linear campaign game that puts you in the shoes of the legendary hero of the Xia Dynasty, Yu the Great. Your job will be to build the canals before the flood threatens, while also defending your growing village from neighboring barbarian tribes. Stories are shared and new gameplay elements are added with each game. The campaign features a self-balancing system that adapts to how well you are doing. The campaign ends once you have won or lost seven games.

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Sagrada: Artisans is a legacy version of the stained glass window game Sagrada. Players will compete as rival families of stained glass artisans, working on the windows of the Sagrada Familia over generations. Players will gain powerful new abilities and brand new tools over the course of the campaign. The game also includes a spiral notebook and colored pencils instead of traditional game boards.

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During the slippery snail competition in Mrs. Meier's vegetable garden, Sebastian Slak, Gloria Glibber and co. move slowly, but they still manage to crawl over each other or slide past each other. Whoever manages to bring the snails to the podium through luck with the dice and clever moves gets the most points and wins.

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The four unicorns, Sparkle Shine, Star Dust, Wonder Flower and Magic Tail, live in the distant cloud land. They gallop happily over the cotton wool clouds, slide down the colorful rainbows or play with the sparkling cloud crystals. Suddenly a thunderstorm comes up! Who will help the unicorns get to the sun as quickly as possible and save as many cloud crystals as possible on the way there?

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Under the watchful eye of the ancient druid Alarún, you will collect mysterious ingredients, obtain rare spices and mix and match them into powerful potions. Secretly score bonus points and take over the mighty staff of Alarún as the best druid apprentice. Alarún is a card game with more depth than you might think at first glance. The game of Alarún takes place in 8 rounds. In these 8 rounds you place 24 ingredients that form your magic square of 5x5 cards. Your druid apprentice completes your magic square.

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Vinhos (the Portuguese word for "wines") is a trading and economic game about wine making. Despite its small size, Portugal is one of the world's leading wine producers. Choose the best varieties, hire the best oenologists, participate in fairs and show your opponents that you are the best winemaker in the game. As winemakers in Portugal, players develop their vineyards and produce wine to maximize profits. The aim of the game is to produce quality wines that can be exchanged for money or victory points. The Vinhos Deluxe Edition includes new artwork by Ian O'Toole, all the components and improved rules of the original Vinhos game, and a new simplified version of the game. The board is double-sided and contains both versions of the game.

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In the era of prehistory the first humans make their advance. Despite the threat of sabre-tooth tigers and Neanderthals, they are expanding their habitat and learning to survive in nature. From humble beginnings on the African continent, humanity will over the years reach the entire world. And you are going to help prehistoric man! Catan: Rise of Man takes the rules of Catan and sets them in the setting of prehistory. You collect raw materials such as skins, bones and flint and use them to build new settlements. From these settlements you travel to new parts of the world, where you once again set up new branches. In addition, you develop your culture through 4 levels of development. The first to collect 10 victory points wins! Catan: Rise of Man is an updated version of Settlers of Prehistory. The new edition features new, detailed playing figures and beautiful artwork.

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Kingdoms Rise & Fall: Dorian is a strategic deckbuilding game set in a fantasy world. Explore Dorian with your character developing throughout the game and leading your army into battle. Build Battle Cards as you play and fight to conquer locations. During the game there will be a lot of interaction with the other players. Players will negotiate, engage in tactical siege and field battles using their Battle Cards, and even betray each other. The player with the most Influencer Points (IP) wins the game. There are alternate victory conditions, such as team battles and capturing the capital. The duration of the game can be determined by choosing the number of rounds (Kingdom Event cards) and setting a goal on the Influence Point track. This means you can play a short 1 hour game or play for six hours or more. The Games Friends: " We thought Kingdoms Rise & Fall: Dorian was a surprisingly fun game. It's great that each round has two different phases and it's nice that you can choose whether you want to fight against other players, or rather mainly for locations fight. We highly recommend it!

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Young crime reporter Betty Willson has been assigned to investigate the shocking theft of the Black Widow diamond. The infamous Rag-Tag Crew are the only suspects, so she tracks them to a sleeper train bound for Paris. Can you solve the puzzles in each train compartment and discover what other mysteries await on this long, lonely stretch of track?

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Aeon's End: Legacy of Gravehold is the second legacy variant in the Aeon's End series. Legacy of Gravehold has a deeper, more compelling story with many choices. After each game, players receive experience points. They will spend that experience on improvement stickers, which together with player cards allow the players to become more powerful. However, the enemies players face become stronger and stronger with each battle. Legacy of Gravehold has more than twice as many mages as any previous base set, as well as more than twice as many nemeses.

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The Decates is a new party game for adults from the makers of Party & Co.! When was the first iPhone released? In what year was Nirvana's Nevermind album released? The Decades is a wonderful party game that takes you on a journey through time. Create two teams and try to guess the exact year in which a film premiered or a song was released, something happened in the world that had a big impact, and more... Make smart use of the time markers and action cards and score with your team the most points. Are you ready to put your memory to the test? The Decades is played in 4 rounds. Each round is divided into 3 steps and each step is performed simultaneously by both teams. Step 1: Go back in time and guess the year. Step 2: When in doubt, use a timer or use an action card. Step 3: Score the most points with your team AND WIN!

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In Photograph you try to develop your film rolls as best as possible. Each player starts with 5 cards in hand, on your turn you take 1 to 3 cards from the face up or face down cards on the table and place them at the front of your hand (without changing the order), after which you draw a card from the back to may move forward. Then you place the number of cards from the back of your hand in your movie row equal to the number you took. Ultimately, your goal is to have the value of the same color played in ascending or descending order. The number of cards correctly played determines the point values, but discarded cards give you minus points.

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Simple and fast guessing game in the world of the TV series Friends, where you try to guess the next card from the deck. If you guess correctly, you get points and you can guess further. The player with the most points wins, unless you guess exactly the correct card twice in a row, in which case you win immediately. Despite the images of Friends, these cards can also be used as a classic card game.

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Follow your own path in Tsuro and find the path to divine wisdom. Place a tile and slide your stone along the path, but beware: other players' paths can change or even disable your route! Stay alert to stay on the board and win the game.

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Onitama is a perfect abstract information game for two players. The game has a random starting position. On a 5x5 board, both players start with five pawns on their side, with the main pawn in the middle. Each player has two face-up cards, each representing a possible move for each of his pieces. There is a fifth card that cannot be used by either player. On a player's turn, he chooses one of his cards, moves one of his pieces according to the chosen card and replaces the card he used with the fifth card. The other player then chooses one of their cards, moves accordingly, and swaps that card with this fifth card - which of course is the card the first player just used. By moving to one of the opponent's pawns, that pawn is removed from the game. If you take the opponent's main pawn, or move your main pawn to the starting space of your opponent's main pawn, you win the game.

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The cooperative board game Dungeons & Dragons: Adventure Begins is a quick entry into the world of D&D. In the game, players choose their characters and then travel through the land of Neverwinter, working together to overcome fantastic obstacles, battle monsters and defeat the Boss monster that is terrorizing the realm. The role of Dungeon Master passes from player to player with each turn, so everyone can be part of the story.

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A crime has just been committed! The victim cannot speak - but they can draw, ideally helping the inspectors guess who in the huge crowd is the criminal! However, this timid character will do anything to cover their tracks, so can you stop them before the final message? In Last Message, the victim of the crime provides clues over four rounds to help detectives uncover the criminal's identity. To give clues in a round, the victim has 30 seconds to draw and write in a 3x3 grid - but before handing over these clues, the criminal can erase some of these drawings. If the criminal is not identified at the end of the fourth round, he wins the game; otherwise, the detectives and the victim win.

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nThe well-known family game Rummikub in a practical travel version. Make beautiful series of numbers with the colored numbers on your board. Who will make the smartest combinations? A game that combines insight, courage and tactics.

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Old V'Sheel, the High Priestess of the Vadoran Gardens, is retiring and perhaps one of you will take her place. Go into the gardens, study her lessons in Life, Nature and Wisdom to prove yourself worthy of such an honor. Vadoran Gardens is a card game set in the universe of The City of Kings. Players take on the role of young Vadorans training to become priests. You will have to complete tasks while exploring the Temple Gardens to prove your worth. Vadoran Gardens lasts ten rounds and in each round you try to learn a valuable lesson. Each player, in order, chooses a Pathway card from the supply and places it on their personal Garden Pathway, which represents your journey through the Temple Gardens and your quest for knowledge. Match the right symbols while also taking into account the animals, the ancient relics and the maintenance of the garden! The Games Friends: " A wonderful puzzle game for fans of Queendomino, for example. The artwork is super cute and it's just fun. Recommended! "

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This story is also collected (along with two other stories) in Sherlock Files Elementary Entries . This “Death of the 4th of July” case revolves around a mysterious body found during the 4th of July celebration. Look for the right clues and share them with your detective partners. Which theories will you investigate? Work together to solve every case! The Games Friends: “ What a great card game this is. You have to solve different things in a unique way. Normally you get all the same information in detective games, but that is not the case here. Because everyone has a handful of cards and is not allowed to play all the cards, you have to think carefully about what information you share and which information you discard. Highly recommended!”

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Plan, build and develop your small town into a major metropolis. Use hex-shaped building tiles to add residential, commercial, public and industrial areas, as well as special points of interest that provide benefits and take advantage of the resources of nearby city districts. Suburbia is a tile-laying game in which each player attempts to build an economic engine and infrastructure that is self-sustaining and ultimately both profitable and encourages population growth. As your income increases, you will have more money to buy better buildings, such as an international airport or a high-rise office building. As your reputation increases, the population will also grow. The player with the largest population wins!

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The Middle Ages: in Orléans and the surrounding area, each player puts together his own entourage of farmers, traders, knights, monks, etc. You desperately need your followers and their qualities to expand your power, either by trading, as a professional or in service of science. Knights ensure that you can perform more actions and they are also much needed to guide trading journeys. In the village you can find craftsmen who help build trading houses and make tools. Scholars are important because they make scientific progress. Finally, it doesn't hurt to be active in the monastery, because with the help of monks you are less at the mercy of fate. You always want to perform more actions than you can and there are many paths to your goal. The trick is to choose a combination from the different game elements that best suits your strategy. The Games Friends: “Orléans is a strategic board game that is fun to play. All actions are very well balanced, so you can win in many different ways. Highly recommended if you are a fan of a very good bag builder!”

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The images of the gods of the ancients have always carefully watched over the small Celtic people. Until the day the wolf warriors from the North invaded the land to destroy these magical totems and capture the spirits that dwell within them. The only one who could escape this is a very small guardian spirit in the shape of a mouse. To save the world from the nightmare monster and its allies, it has risen to its top. It is now up to you to launch yourself into this wonderful adventure full of magic and sudden twists! An exciting and original cooperative game where you use a spinning top.

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Concentration, reaction and skill game for the whole family. You get 5 cups in different colors. Each round, a player turns over the top card of the pile. It shows 5 objects in the colors of the cups, oriented horizontally or vertically. For example, there can be 5 birds in a tree or 5 shirts on a washing line. You now try to place your cups on or next to each other as quickly as possible as indicated on the card. If you are the first to finish, quickly ring the bell. If you get it right, you win the card. The player with the most cards wins the game. So make sure you are calm, but focused at the same time. Then you make the fewest mistakes and you don't accidentally knock over your pile. Crazy Speed ​​Cups has very simple rules, making it quick to learn. Fun for families with children, but also for students and experienced players who want to do something light-hearted in between. In this version, the base game and the expansion are in one box.

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Which artist makes the most beautiful painting? In Kanagawa you play a Japanese artist at the end of the 18th century. You need to expand your studio by acquiring key colors and brushes. When it's your turn, you can try to collect cards or pass. Cards you collect can be added to your painting or studio to upgrade your skills. Try to collect as many cards as possible, but watch out for your opponents. Before you know it, they'll run with your idea!

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