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  Call of Kilforth: Ventures includes 54 brand new, unique, and gorgeously illustrated cards to add to your games of Call of Kilforth! Ventures adds even more stunning content to your encounter and reward decks to enhance the variety and narratives of your journeys through the world of Kilforth - simply shuffle the extra cards into your game and you are ready to go.

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  Along the southern fringes of Kilforth, the Ancients finalise their insidious plans and send forth the unstoppable gloom. Heroes and villains take to their ships, boasting loyalties to the imperious Blue Drake Navy or the lawless Sea Dogs. And as ill winds blow through the idyllic tropical archipelago, beneath the cerulean waves, great beings stir... Call of Kilforth is the third Fantasy Quest Game: sequel and stand-alone expansion to Gloom of Kilforth, and Shadows of Kilforth. It is a game of high fantasy with a gothic edge, where 1-4 players, working individually or together, assume the roles of heroes on a journey through a dark world of magic and peril. They will visit strange places, meet stranger people and defeat powerful enemies in their mission to discover mysterious artefacts and mystical spells. Each player follows their hero’s tale, an epic saga from modest beginnings through to a climactic battle that will decide the fate of the world...

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Do you have what it takes to defend Valeria? For more than a month, the monster-kin have surrounded your fortress at Valeria’s southern border with hordes of monsters and mighty engines of war. Your supplies are nearly exhausted, but you’ve rallied your soldiers and holy troops to meet the foe’s latest surge. If you cannot break the siege in seven days, your fortress will fall and the southern border will crumble. Siege of Valeria is a quick-playing survival game that tasks players with defending their castle from wave after wave of monstrous enemies. You will use cards and dice to defeat the assault and it is vital that you find clever ways to combo your powers! This game includes custom dice, and art by The Mico.

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 Call of Kilforth: Deluxe Upgrades is a set of extra deluxe components for Call of Kilforth: A Fantasy Quest Game which includes: 4 reference guides, 1 bigger velvet bag, 12 more dice - 6 white, 6 black, 4 ancient standees plus 4 plastic stands, 16 race art standees plus 16 plastic stands, and 26 larger (tarot-sized 120mm x 70mm) location cards.

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Verdant is a gorgeous spatial puzzle game for the whole family!Take on the role of a houseplant enthusiast – collecting and caring for plants as you compete to create the coziest, most verdant home!Turns are simple – select a card / token set and place each into your expanding home. Earn points by providing plants with the lighting conditions they desire, coordinating your interior space with furniture and pets, and racing against your opponents to pot plants and earn bonuses.With variable scoring goals, each game of Verdant brings a new spatial puzzle to your table!Contents:• 60 Deluxe Wooden Verdancy Tokens• 60 Unique Plant Cards• 60 Unique Room Cards• 60 Unique Goal Cards• 45 Nurture Item Tokens• 36 Pot Tokens• 36 Green Thumb Tokens• 25 Unique Furniture Tokens• 20 Unique Pet Tokens• 1 Deluxe Printed Cloth Bag• 1 Full Color Scorepad• 1 RulebookAges 10+, 1-5 players, 30-45 minutes

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Dice Throne is a game of intriguing dice, tactical card play, powerful heroes, and unique abilities. It's a fast-paced 2-6 player combat game (1v1, 2v2, 3v3, 2v2v2, or free-for-all). Select from a variety of heroes that play and feel completely distinct from one another. Attack opponents and activate abilities by rolling your hero's unique set of five dice. Accumulate combat points and spend them on cards that have a large range of effects, such as granting permanent hero upgrades, applying status effects, and manipulating dice directly (yours, your teammate's, or even your opponent's). Dice Throne: Season Two introduces a roster of new heroes and intriguing new matchups. A stand alone game supporting 2 players. Additional heroes required to play with more than 2 players.

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  Call of Kilforth: Dark Call is a set of 12 promo cards for Call of Kilforth: A Fantasy Quest Game, but with original artwork that was either a bit too terrifying, or a bit too racy for the base game. To add Dark Call to your game either replace your existing cards with these new alternate versions, or simply shuffle them into your games along with their existing counterparts.

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Sorcerer is a 2-4 player dark fantasy game from the creators of Star Realms. This new character building game combines the best elements of a strategy card game and a tactical board game to create a whole new play experience! At the start of the game, each player will create a unique sorcerer by combining one of the 4 Character Decks (which shows who you are) with one of the 4 Lineage Decks, (which represents the style of magic you inherited) and one of the 4 Domain Decks (which reveal where you honed your magical powers). Shuffle those cards together to form your Grimoire, which contains your dark magic and evil minions and you are ready to play! There are 64 possible deck combinations in the base game alone, each with a unique blend of skills and game cards. Every different match-up provides an exciting new game experience! If you want an even greater variety of possible sorcerers, just add on Character, Lineage and Domain expansion decks. The 2-4 player base set includes:   Four 10 card Character Decks (Ariaspes, Miselda, Tegu, and Zevrane) Four 20 card Lineage Decks (Followers of Usir, Hellfire Cult, Keepers of Progeny, and Oberon's Kingdom) Four 10 card Domain Decks (Forgotten Temple, Haunted Forest, Outcast Sanctuary, and Screaming Coast) 12 skill cards One Blood Pool card Four avatar standees Four player boards Three battlefield boards Seven wooden tokens Eight custom dice Over 100 counters A full color rule book

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Guild Master is a fantasy tabletop game for 2-4 players. Players manage an adventuring guild, competing with each other to become the most famous guild as an escalating series of events threaten the land. In each of the nine rounds, players simultaneously and secretly program orders to send teams of adventurers out to do the following: Recruit more adventurers. Attempt increasingly difficult contracts to gain money, fame and other rewards. Hire builders to upgrade their guild to increase their capacity to do all of that more. All players then sequentially resolve their planned orders, starting with each players' 1st order, then 2nd order and so on, and in the order they appear on the board (builders, then adventurers A-F then contracts 1-6). Players plan and program orders carefully around other players' likely moves, various strategies, risks, and rewards. They manage their guilds' growth and optimize combinations between their adventurer abilities and contract rewards to achieve their goals. As the game advances, guilds become more powerful and must rise to meet an increasing number of game state changing threats. Recruiting increasingly powerful adventurers and upgrading your guild capacity are both key to victory. There are various ways to exert control over the board, your dice rolls, and your chances to get what you want. Most orders are resolved by paying coin or rolling dice based on your adventurers' skills. Sometimes players resolve these orders alone, and sometimes cooperating with, or in conflict with, other guild's adventuring teams attempting the same thing at the same time. When players' orders overlap, coins and negotiated prisoners' dilemma cooperate/conflict skill checks resolve the contest. Negotiation over shared goals, contract bonuses and reward splits is encouraged and rewarding, but not absolutely required to win. Everything you do earns you fame (victory points) and other rewards. At the end of nine rounds, any remaining coins are converted to fame at a rate of 5 coins = 1 fame. Then any special prestige upgrade fame is added. The most famous guild is then declared the winner.

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Shaolia: Great Houses is an expansion to Shaolia: Warring States which brings not only new cards, but also new mechanics and game modes to give the players more options in pursuing their paths to victory. The expansion introduces the titular Great Houses. There is also a solo mode new to Shaolia which introduces a Boss for the player to battle. A game of Great Houses proceeds much the same as one of Warring States, but with the addition of the Noble House tiles and Quest cards. These two new components work in tandem. Noble House TilesThese tiles can be purchased during the purchase phase of the game. The currency to purchase them are Quest cards that players have earned in the game. After a Noble House tile has been purchased, it is immediately replaced by another from the deck. Noble House tiles are placed near the player’s territory board, and function the same as Level 1 & 2 cards, with one important exception: They cannot be attacked, blocked, or destroyed, so a player will benefit from their abilities until the end of the game. Quest CardsIf a player completes the requirement listed on a Quest card during their turn, they get to take the quest card into their hands. Another Quest card from the deck is immediately drawn to replace the one taken. As mentioned previously, Quest cards can be used to purchase Noble House tiles. Alternately, you may sell one a Quest card for 2 gold. There are two types of Quest cards: ones that are immediately achieved by meeting their requirements, and ones with 2–3 open slots that require players to repeat the action listed on the card that many times before they complete the quest. Cards with these repeating quests can only be completed by whoever does the action first, claiming it with one of their quest trackers. A game of Shaolia: Great Houses ends the same turn that someone either gains 18 culture, or does 12 damage to their opponent’s palace. Additionally, there will be that previously-mentioned third victory path achieved through completing quests.

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If you like trick-taking games then you will love this one. In Thrones, cards you play have powers, the rank of suits fluctuates, and winning a trick can actually be damaging depending on timing!

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The Nimbus Tribe Expansion contains everything you need to add a player to, and expand the world of, your Dawn: Rise of the OcculitesNimbus Tribe Expansion Contents: 5 Nimbus mini's - plastic (Not Painted) 10 Nimbus Objective Cards 10 Nimbus Natural Selection Deck Cards 5 Nimbus Individual Player Boards (1 for each Nimbus Figure) 14 Tokens (5 Nimbus Tribal Tokens, 3 Hidden Tokens and 6 Nymphlet Tokens - (1 ea. Blue, Green, Purple, Red, Orange, Yellow) 2 Terrain Overlays (Elevated) 1 Reference Board Description:Behaviour: Despite their appearance, the Nimbus Occulites are a mostly peaceful sub-species who keep to themselves. Not many other Tribes would dare to try and take mountainous land from them. It would be far too dangerous. The Nimbus Tribes only take what they need, but when the temperature drops and food becomes scarce, they are forced to move further away from their mountains, into other Tribes’ land, conducting raids for equipment and resources. They communicate with other Tribes through similar eyestalk movements that have been observed before. Amongst themselves though, they communicate through a series of chirps, whistles and clicks. More recently, Darwin has observed them doing what can only be described as dancing. Jumping and gliding around Lumino Trees with their feathers ruffled and large flowers in their hands. He believes that it might be some form of Tribal dance to attract Nymphlets.Warfare: Nimbus Occulites are traditionally a little weaker in straight hand to hand combat due to their low bone density and as such adpot a more hit and run style of fighting. They like to swoop in and attack from above before making a quick get away. Nimbus Occulites have also been documented as grabbing things in their talons and dropping them onto the enemy or even picking up the enemy themselves! Tricky and fast, the Nimbus Occulites fight with a very different style to other sub-species. The Nimbus Tribes fashion axes from Snow Gum-like tree branches and chiseled stones, held fast by tight vines or reeds. Combined with a swooping charge, these axes can deliver a powerful force that makes the very rocks themselves tremble.Historical Notes: Nimbus are the fourth species of Occulite that was witnessed by Darwin. Early on when Charles Bruce first took Darwin to the Ridge, Darwin found the first Nimbus Occulite Tribe doing battle there. This Tribe had the Orange-bellied Parrot colouration and Darwin kept a close eye on it from then on, regularly visiting the location.

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Shaolia is a board game filled with deadly strategy and countless possibilities to build your own kingdom. Build your very own kingdom with various building & character cards Utilize creative tactics to take the lead with highly dynamic game play Dive into the world of Shaolia through fantastic artwork and storylines There are two ways to win in Shaolia. You can either deal 12 damage to your opponent’s palace and destroy it, or you can achieve 18 culture score. The game is played through multiple rounds. A round consists of 3 different phases. Purchase Phase: Purchase cards and resources. Building Phase: Build the purchased cards on the territory board. Action Phase:  Roll the dice and activate cards built on the territory board, using dice.

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Dawn: Rise of the Occulites 3 Expansion Bundle (Unpainted) NOTE: This Bundle includes the 3 Expansions for Nimbus, Floris and Ignis.Painted Version PicturedDawn: Rise of the Occulites is the first in a series of games that depict the different evolutionary stages of creatures called Occulites. This first foray into the Occulite world sees you control a small tribe of Occulites as they fight for survival. Lead your tribe through a series of campaign scenarios as they learn new abilities and traits from their surroundings. Become stronger or weaker depending on your actions during the game. Or pick and choose your tribe's specialties and then jump right in to a one-off game.Dawn: Rise of the Occulites is a skirmish level miniatures game that uses an innovative card based action resolution mechanic that is both interesting and engaging. This system is called the "Natural Selection Deck" and is responsible for everything from activating your tribe members, to resolving movement through terrain and a deep and rewarding combat system.However, Dawn: Rise of the Occulites is not primarily a combat game, but involves each side striving to achieve different objectives. Whether it be to collect Sungems to provide heat for the long night, recruit other denizens like Luftles to help your tribe succeed, take over an uninhabited (or inhabited cave), fight in cooperation against larger predators, protect your land. There are many scenarios and objectives to keep the game fresh.Dawn: Rise of the Occulites is a fun and accessible game that is easy to pick up, but difficult to master.

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Dawn: Rise of the Occulites Complete Bundle (Unpainted)Painted Version PicturedDawn: Rise of the Occulites is the first in a series of games that depict the different evolutionary stages of creatures called Occulites. This first foray into the Occulite world sees you control a small tribe of Occulites as they fight for survival. Lead your tribe through a series of campaign scenarios as they learn new abilities and traits from their surroundings. Become stronger or weaker depending on your actions during the game. Or pick and choose your tribe's specialties and then jump right in to a one-off game.Dawn: Rise of the Occulites is a skirmish level miniatures game that uses an innovative card based action resolution mechanic that is both interesting and engaging. This system is called the "Natural Selection Deck" and is responsible for everything from activating your tribe members, to resolving movement through terrain and a deep and rewarding combat system.However, Dawn: Rise of the Occulites is not primarily a combat game, but involves each side striving to achieve different objectives. Whether it be to collect Sungems to provide heat for the long night, recruit other denizens like Luftles to help your tribe succeed, take over an uninhabited (or inhabited cave), fight in cooperation against larger predators, protect your land. There are many scenarios and objectives to keep the game fresh.Dawn: Rise of the Occulites is a fun and accessible game that is easy to pick up, but difficult to master.Follow Darwin's accounts of these creatures throughout the Rise of the Occulites SagaBase Game Contents Rulebook 5 Palaudis Tribe Mini's 5 Hydris Tribe Mini's 18 Luftle Tribe Mini's 1 Large Game Board 22 Terrain Overlays 108 Card Natural Selection Deck 20 Natural Selection Cards (10 each for Palaudis Tribe and Hydris Tribe) 20 Objective Cards (10 each for Palaudis Tribe and Hydris Tribe) 2 Reference Boards 10 Player Boards (1 for each Occulite Mini) 120 Tokens (10 Tribal, 10 Hidden, 28 Health, 12 Search, 6 Podmothine Tentacle, 16 Wild Luftle Grunt, 6 Wild Luftle Scout, 8 Wild Luftle Guard, 8 Puscual, 4 Reed Basket, 12 Nymphlet) 6 Nymphlet Movement Wedges 12 Sungems 10 Ten-Sided Dice 1 Condition Track Marker

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