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Get to know Australia’s most fascinating birds in this colourful card game. Each player collects bird cards and gathers them into flocks to score points. Whoever makes the most valuable flocks wins! Each bird also has a special ability - like the Powerful Owl who lets you search the deck for the card you really need, or the mimicking Magpie who lets you copy another card. Choose which birds you want to use each game to make every play feel different.Game design by Phil Walker-HardingIllustrations by Sarah AllenCONTENTS: 182 bird cards in 14 types, 1 tree board, 23 egg tokens, 14 card storage envelopes, 1 rules of play booklet.

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This item is a pre-order item with an expected release date of 05/19/2026 Orders containing a pre-order items WILL NOT SHIP until the final pre-order item is able to be shipped. Dates and product details are subject to change as new information from the manufacturer is updated. NOTE: The Restless contains mature themes and imagery. Recommended for ages 18+The Restless is a cooperative, dungeon-crawler style card game for 1-4 players, set during the final days of an infertility apocalypse. The game creates a uniquely challenging collaborative experience that pits a team of weak, resource-starved characters against an increasingly hostile world of shapeshifting monsters, bizarre traps, and treacherous environments.The entire game, the packaging, the rules, and all 750+ cards, were drawn or painted by Winslow Dumaine, by hand, who wrote and designed every part of the narrative experience as well.The game is huge and meticulously crafted, but very straightforward to play. Beneath the surface, nuanced mechanics create interesting gameplay scenarios that more experienced tabletop players will enjoy. The Restless is a one-of-a-kind tabletop experience steeped in dread, awe, camaraderie, and terror.WINNER OF THE GOLDEN TORCH AWARD - Dungeon DiveMOST UNDERRATED HORROR GAME OF THE YEAR? - PlaytestHOW TO PLAY:Your team of 1-4 players choose characters and starting equipment and begin a journey through the first of five realms of increasing difficulty, with each realm containing 4+ Encounters. As you travel, you'll battle monsters, trade with merchants, and gather the experience and equipment needed to fight the final battle against the Traitor God.As you fight, you'll lose health. Healing is hard to find in The Restless, and the most consistent restoration occurs while resting. The smoke draws nearer with every passing moment, and your party only has 3 nights of rest available before you must press forward or die. After five realms, you confront 1 of 11 Traitor Gods. Each battle is unique, with special rules, challenges, and strategies.The game is based around the D20 and the D4. Characters take turns attacking monsters. If their roll fails, the monster's attacks are triggered against them. The combat may appear very simple, but it is open to countless variations. Players take turns in any order and can stack their turns in interesting ways, use impactful items, and bounce effects off each other, so thinking laterally will help your party survive.

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Millennium Blades is a board game about a group of friends who play a fictional collectible card game, which is also called Millennium Blades. You begin the game on pre-release night with just your starter deck. You’ll open new packs, form collections, and sell your junk cards on the aftermarket to buy hot new cards. Trade with your friends, build up your deck, and prepare to compete at Millennium Blades Worlds for the title of World Champion! We’ve all been touched by the magic of Collectible Card Games—from the thrill of opening packs and discovering that ultra-rare card, to the excitement of waiting on pre-release night to see what hidden gems a new set holds, to the tension of sitting with baited breath to see your opponent’s play in the final round of the tournament. Millennium Blades captures that magic and distills it down to a single-game session. Card Games create their own world and their own culture for us to explore, and continue to reward players who delve deeper and deeper into these worlds. These games are about discovery, social interaction, and fun–what could be a better topic to use as the basis for a board game!?

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