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The Brothers of the Night’s Watch recognize you as a natural leader as you struggle for promotion within their ranks. You hope to gain recognition by improving infrastructure in the area south of the Wall known as the Gift. Writing / Drawing sustenance from this unforgiving landscape offers enough challenges, but you must also man and defend the Wall against the onslaught of Wildlings fighting their way into Westeros to escape the horrors that awaken in the North. Build, defend, and rise above your brothers to become the new Lord Commander. But be wary—the north holds many dangers, and winter is coming. The battle to defend the Realms of Man begins in A Game of Thrones Catan: Brotherhood of the Watch, a new strategic game designed by Klaus and Benjamin Teuber and grounded in the engrossing world of George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series. Take the Black. Defend Westeros. Become the Lord Commander.

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In Gangster's Dilemma, you play a gangster eager to satisfy the Mob Boss' demands. Each round, you will secretly choose to loot one of the city's hot spots in hopes of eluding the cops, avoiding other gangsters, and grabbing crates, art, jewels, gin, and cash when possible. But the cops are on patrol at all times, and they randomly search those same hot spots. So if caught in the presence of another gangster, do you pay bribes to the cops, stay silent, or rat out your fellow gangsters? What a dilemma!Gangster's Dilemma was designed by Adrian Adamescu and Daryl Andrews (Sagrada). It features beautiful art and graphic design by Kwanchai Moriya (Dinosaur Island, Pret-a-Porter).Gangster's Dilemma is #23 in our Gryphon Bookshelf Series.Components:42 Gangster Cards6 Cop Cards8 Character Cards6 Location Cards19 Boss Demand Cards7 Play Summary Cards7 Talk/Silent Tokens2 Closed Tokens72 Loot Tokens42 Dollar TokensAdditional Character, the Enforcer, + Church mini-expansion!Rulebook

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Weave a tale older than the stars themselves. Open this box, and join the storytellers of old. Before there were Stars... is a storytelling game where each player tells the mythic creation story of ‘their people.’ Featuring star-pipped dice that are rolled to form the ‘night sky,’ one scans the stars for constellations to use as keywords for the story. Inspired by Constellation cards, players craft tales about the creation of the world, the origins of civilization, the rise of their great hero, and an end of days.   This ‘feel good’ game lets players appreciate the boundless imagination in all of us.   Points are awarded for best story moments, allowing everyone to shine, regardless of their skill as a storyteller.   Perfect for couples, wine parties and game nights, with high quality components that feel appropriate for the evening.   The most approachable and warmest storytelling game we've ever seen - and a breath of fresh air that never repeats itself, except in the fun and warmth of emotion it brings to your table.

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Moonrollers is a game of risk assessment and strategy that pits players against each other as ship captains competing to gain crewmates. Players begin by rolling 5 dice and must choose to attempt a requirement on an available crew card that matches one of their dice. Players commit any number of the matching dice and must choose whether to stop rolling or continue to roll their remaining dice. If they fail to roll a dice that matches a requirement they are attempting, all progress that turn is lost. If they choose to stop rolling or complete the card, their progress is saved via tokens. Some parts of each mission are particularly hazardous, awarding players who attempt them with hazard tokens that are worth prestige at the end of the game. However, the player with the most hazard symbols is reprimanded for their chaotic conduct and is awarded no extra end-game prestige. The end of the game is immediately triggered when a player has 3 crew of the same faction or a crew of each faction on their ship. The player with the most points won from completing requirements and from Hazards wins!

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Mega-Mania expands Block Mania, the game of manic destruction in Mega-City One, allowing up to four players to join in the chaos at once. For the first time the Happy Hour expansion is also included to take the violence and destruction to new heights, adding the Jaeger Squad, Robo-Dogs, Sucker Guns, and Trip Mines to the fray. This expansion includes two new game boards, each depicting an entire Mega-City block, a clear and concise rules sheet explaining how to play Block Mania with three or four players, three new counter sheets, representing the inhabitants of the new blocks and their weaponry, as well as new units introduced by Happy Hour.

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This item is a pre-order item with an expected release date of Q3 2025 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. Immerse yourself in the whimsical worlds of Bikini Bottom mixed with Steve Jackson Games classic role-playing card game Munchkin! Play as your favorite SpongeBob SquarePants character and equip yourself with Items such as Krusty Krab Hat and Allies like Gary the Snail to defeat monsters and win an underwater race to Level 10!

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  Tiny Laser Heist is much more than just hilariously pulling off heists with tiny hands (though yes, that part is film-worthy every time.) You'll also have to cunningly negotiate and plan smart heists — each round is like a miniature Escape Room on your table! We designed Tiny Laser Heist to be super easy to learn, but surprisingly competitive and strategic. Here's why it's a perfect party game for groups: - Your teammates are different every round - Winning takes both smarts AND dexterity.

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Does your sign know you better than your friends do? In the Sun Moon Rising game for 3-6 players, put your perception and intuition to the test as you vote on whether statements are true or false about your friends—and attempt to match what they say about themselves. This astrology game includes 300 double-sided cards with 50 statements personalized to each zodiac sign. Read a statement specific to your sign. Does it reflect who you are? Put it to a vote: everyone places a Sun token (true) or Moon token (false) on the table. Prove you know your friends to get rid of all your cards first to win! Choose from 3 ways to play—use the sun, moon, or rising sun deck, depending on whether you're playing with close friends or casual acquaintances. Looking for girls night games or icebreaker games? This party card game for adults and teens 13 and up is a fabulous choice. Break it out for game night or as a group game for bachelorette parties, vacations, ski trips, and more! Sun Moon Rising and all related characters are trademarks of Hasbro. Hasbro Gaming and all related trademarks and logos are trademarks of Hasbro, Inc. •PARTY GAME WITH AN ASTROLOGICAL TWIST​: Vote on whether statements are true or false about your friends--and try to match what they say about themselves•CARDS TAILORED TO YOUR PERSONALITY BASED ON ZODIAC SIGN: The Sun Moon Rising party card game for adults and teens features 300 double-sided cards with 50 statements for each sign•6 SUN TOKENS AND 6 MOON TOKENS: Is your sign's statement true about you? Put it to a vote! Players reveal their votes by placing the Sun token (true) or Moon token (false) faceup on the table•3 DISTINCT WAYS TO PLAY: Play your sun sign deck with anyone, your moon sign deck with close friends, and your rising sign deck with new acquaintances•FUN FOR ASTROLOGY FANS AND NON-FANS: Whether you’re zodiac-obsessed or a total skeptic, the Sun Moon Rising astrology game will have you questioning how in the world this game knows you•COMPACT FOR ON-THE-GO FUN: In this adult card game, call out your friends, share shocking stories, and have lots of laughs. It’s a fun group game for girls night in, vacations, road trips, and more

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  It is the late Republican period of Rome, and you are the leader of one of the factions in the city, competing for power in the Senate. You are increasing your wealth by buying up resources, then using your position to sell them to the state for fat profits. With the resulting cash, you then "buy" more Senators, controlling yet more votes in the Senate. Rome is constantly in conflict, and you know that at some point wars will increase to the point that the Senate will choose to centralize power and appoint a single leader. At that moment, the leader of the faction with the most Senators will be made Caesar. Senators is best described as an adversarial bidding game. Players earn money by purchasing resources at auction, extorting them from other players, then selling them in sets to the bank. Cash is required to support wars, defend against aggressive bids, and most importantly to buy more Senators. The game lasts a variable number of turns, and when the fourth war is revealed it immediately ends. At that point, the player with the most Senators wins. On their turn, a player first draws an event card from the deck, then takes one of three actions: a) launching an auction by putting new cards up for sale, b) extorting cards from other players, or c) cashing in sets of cards and buying new Senators. The game is simple, relatively short, and highly interactive. The key decisions are both tactical — how to value the cards at auction and how to bid for the wars, deficits, and other events given your relative position — and strategic: choosing which Senators to collect and how long to build sets versus when to cash in and buy Senators. Everyone is transacting all the time, and the game integrates different bidding systems including an open step bid (like many worker placement games) at the market auctions, blind bidding at the wars, an innovative high/low blind bid at the budget deficits, dutch auctions when new Senators arrive, and shotgun offers (similar to Kuhhandel or Medici v Strozzi) when players extort from each other.

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Age of Steam Deluxe Maps: New England, Pittsburgh & Switzerland includes one 2-sided game board with maps of New England and Pittsburgh, and one 1-sided map of Switzerland in the new Age of Steam: Deluxe graphic style.

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Eastern Empires is a board game for 3 to 9 players and covers the development of ancient civilizations over 8000 years of history. Eastern Empires can take up to 12 hours to complete, and still yet, it has a simple mechanism and is easy to learn. The players lead their civilizations, as they expand and collapse, from the Stone Age, through the Bronze Age to the end of the Iron Age. Eastern Empires provides a full day of fun for larger groups. CultureThough it may seem at first glance, Eastern Empires is not a wargame. Yes, conflict may be involved, but rather it is a game about history, culture, trade, development, and... calamities. The civilizations involved are all situated along the Silk Road and the Arabian Peninsula. The Babylonians, The Indus Valley civilization and The Nubians. Players develop their own unique civilization in arts, crafts, science, civics and religion. Each player starts his civilization with a single population token, 8000 BC, but grows and grows over time, and eventually cities can be built. Cities of course bring wealth and fortune, but also… natural calamities such as epidemics, famine or earthquakes, or civil calamities such as pirate attacks, slave revolts and civil disorder. TradingThis wealth is expressed in trade cards. The more cities, the more cards a player gets. These cards provide both trading commodities, and calamities. Trading is the heart of the game. A real social experience, where all players simultaneously trade with each other during a limited time. As soon as trading has ended, the players that end up with calamities will suffer them. Develop advancesAnd then, of course, it's time to do something about it. Build walls, give your citizens music and architecture. Develop religion, democracy, improve science… 51 different advances can be developed in five different categories. Maybe a player can even construct a wonder of the world, or scatter their people all over the map, and gain cultural ascendancy. The player that knows best how to work together, trade or battle for territory, defend his people against nature or enemies like barbarian hordes, and stand the test of time, eventually will win the game. After up to 12 hours of playing that is. Additional componentsCompared to its counterpart Western Empires (2019), Eastern Empires game adds additional components and scenarios that enable games with less than 5 players. Though the base game is especially designed for interaction between larger numbers, these new rules and components provide a well balanced smaller game that can even be used with its counterpart Western Empires. The game can be expanded with Eastern Empires: The Special Buildings Expansion (2019). Mega EmpiresWhen combining the board games Western Empires (2019) and Eastern Empires (2021) this forms: Mega Empires (2021), an 18-player experience. A full game of Mega Empires takes up to 13 hours to complete. This bundle contains both stand alone games, each of which can be played by 3-9 players and can be expanded with the two Special Buildings Expansions (2019) for either game or the combination of both games. Where Western Empires has a focus on sea travel and trade on the Mediterrainean Sea, Eastern Empires follows the Silk Road to India and trading is done through the deserts of the Arabian Peninsula.

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  In an age where everyone strives to be extraordinary, we have forgotten how good it is to just be, well.... average. Enter our new game "Average Joe", a riveting card game which is all about “playing it safe”, where being too right or too wrong can cost you the game... Combining the fascinating world of statistics with strategic guesswork, Average Joe is not about standing out, instead players must strike the perfect balance and stay in the middle ground to secure victory! INSTANT FUN - Simple to Learn, but with a tactical element. LONG LASTING : With 600 questions, Average Joe has great replayability. BRAND NEW CONCEPT - The challenge of trying to be ordinary. Contents 100 x QUESTION CARDS 6 x WIPE CLEAN ANSWER PADDLES 6 x DRY-WIPE PENS 40 x SCORING TOKENS 1 x DICE 1 x INSTRUCTIONS

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Begin a quest to settle the island of Catan! Guide your brave settlers to victory by using clever trading and shrewd development. Use resources—grain, wool, ore, lumber, and brick—to build roads, settlements, cities and key cultural milestones. Get resources by rolling the dice or by trading with other players. But beware! You never know when someone will block your way or if the robber will strike and steal your hard-earned goods! Are you the best trader, builder, or settler? Will you master Catan? Catan is a modern classic! It truly redefines social board games and been awarded with “Game of the Year” honors in Germany, the United States, and a host of other countries. It’s an international favorite. This New edition features a six piece reversible board allowing for more replay value than the previous Gallery Edition. Get together with friends or family. Learn to play in about 15 min or less. Then enjoy countless hours of fast-paced fun!

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