The second deluxe expansion for Arkham Horror: The Card Game!

A new theater production is coming to Arkham all the way from Paris. Unsurprisingly, it's been all the rage in conversations among Arkham's socialites. But in your efforts to learn more about the play, you've uncovered a darker history. Disappearances. Suicides. Delusions. Insanity. Wherever The King in Yellow is performed, madness follows close behind.

Everything you find suggests the workings of something foul, even though no connection has yet been proven...

In The Path to Carcosa, it becomes your task to uncover the secrets of this unusual play. The expansion's two scenarios kick off The Path to Carcosa campaign with a trip to the Ward Theatre and an invitation to the formal dinner party hosted by cast and crew. But with every answer you gain and every clue you uncover, you only find yourself falling deeper into mystery and madness.

Along with its new scenarios and encounter cards, The Path to Carcosa introduces six new investigators and sixty-two player cards (including a complete playset of each) that afford you new ways to explore and enjoy the game—even as they challenge you to overcome new weaknesses.

The Play's the Thing
The King in Yellow—and all the strange events surrounding the play—take center stage in the two new scenarios from The Path to Carcosa. Curtain Call is your ticket to Ward Theatre, where you can catch the much-awaited performance. And in The Last King, you join the play's cast and crew at a dinner party, in the hopes that some of them might provide you answers to the many questions burning in your mind.

Both of these scenarios can be played on their own as standalone adventures, but together they represent your first steps along The Path to Carcosa campaign, which you can pursue more fully through a cycle of six Mythos Packs. Over the course of your campaign, you'll learn more and more about the larger threat the play may pose—and encounter many of the terrifying new treacheries and enemies from the expansion's eleven encounter sets. And you'll find yourself keeping secrets from the other investigators.

As befits its unique exploration of the realms between and beyond sanity and madness, The Path to Carcosa introduces a number of encounter cards that feature the new keyword, "hidden." Whenever you draw a card with this keyword, you keep it hidden from your fellow investigators and place it in your hand. But even from there, its abilities exert their insidious influence over the course of your game.

Additionally, The Path to Carcosa campaign introduces mechanics for Doubt and Conviction, both of which you'll mark in your campaign log, depending on the choices you make. These decisions may then come back to haunt you in later scenarios. And, finally, The Path to Carcosa also marks the debut of a new card type, story cards, which serve as avenues for additional narrative... and other effects.

We Are Merely Players, Acting Our Many Parts
There's plenty of madness and mayhem in the expansion's scenarios—more than enough, in fact, to drive your investigators stark, raving mad. But if your Core Set investigators should falter, you needn't yet abandon all hope.

The Path to Carcosa introduces six new investigators, all of whom come complete with their signature advantages and weaknesses, plus a wealth of forty non-signature, non-weakness, new player cards (two copies each of twenty different cards). All of these are divided between the game's five classes—Guardian, Mystic, Rogue, Seeker, and Survivor—except for one of the new investigators, the actress Lola Hayes (The Path to Carcosa, 6).

Haunted by her role in The King in Yellow and the strange events, calamity, and dread that have followed the play across the globe, Lola Hayes hopes to be done with it and has written to the director to inform him she intends to make her hometown Arkham performance her last.

The game's first Neutral investigator, Lola Hayes arrives with remarkably balanced attributes, and deckbuilding requirements that allow her to select thirty-five of her favorite level 0–3 cards from all the different classes. To her, each class is just another "role," and she can shift her role as she wishes, doing so once per round as a free ability.

But nothing in Arkham is ever simple as it may seem. Is Lola Hayes the actress, an expert of Improvisation (The Path to Carcosa, 18) who slips in and out of roles as she chooses? Or is "Lola Hayes" just another role, one among many? Are there other forces directing her life, steering her down paths she'd rather not travel? Amid the chaos and terror, such fears may lead Lola toward a Crisis of Identity (The Path to Carcosa, 19).

Still, Lola Hayes isn't the only investigator from The Path to Carcosa to push the game's deckbuilding options in all-new directions. Each of the new investigators offers something different. New deck sizes, new ways to combine cards from multiple classes, or multiple copies of their signature strengths and weaknesses.

In the end, the myriad—potentially dizzying—array of possibilities made available by these investigators will either inspire you to greatness—or drive you mad!

Pull Back the Curtain
The King in Yellow is coming to Arkham, and the whole town is talking about it.

What will you find when it arrives? Who will you meet? What secrets might you uncover? Come and see the show. Everyone's invited!

• A deluxe expansion for the award-winning cooperative LCG Arkham Horror: The Card Game
• Kicks off a new campaign with the mysteries surrounding a performance of The King in Yellow
• Introduces two new scenarios laden with madness, horror, and mechanics for tracking your investigator’s doubt or conviction
• Expands your deck-building options with six new investigators and sixty-two player cards (including a complete playset of each)
• The expansion’s narrative campaign continues with the upcoming The Path to Carcosa Mythos Packs

The second Mythos Pack in The Path to Carcosa cycle for Arkham Horror: The Card Game!

It was always going to come to this… You're finally headed to the asylum.

Something about the mysterious play, The King in Yellow, had nagged at the corners of your mind before it arrived in Arkham, and you began investigating. You learned madness and disaster followed the play everywhere it went. And still you dug deeper.

You attended the performance. You came face to face with terrors that still haunt you. And then—having barely survived your earlier encounters, and hanging onto the remnants of your tattered sanity—you went to the Arkham Historical Society in search of even more information.

Now, as you look to carry forward through The Path to Carcosa campaign, you may find yourself wracked by Doubt and surrounded by Lunatics. And, still, you'll catch hints of deeper and darker secrets.

What Madness Compels You?
With the new scenario coming in The Unspeakable Oath, Arkham Horror: The Card Game continues and deepens its exploration of the mystical realms between the traditional roleplaying and card game experiences.

First of all, you have the strong sense of place that's exceedingly rare among card games. You're not wandering the streets of Arkham, nor the wooded New England hillsides. Instead, you're wandering the hallways of an eerily quiet asylum—perhaps punctuated, at times, by mournful howls or manic laughter—and need to gain passage through several locked doors.

The fact that doors can be locked against you is important in the sense that it allows the adventure to unfold at the same sort of pace with which a Game Master might walk you through an adventure. And it matters because you can only act upon objects and information in your investigator's location. Moreover, if you and your fellow investigators split your company, you might cover more ground… or you might render yourselves vulnerable.

Next, you have the different ways the scenario preys upon the game's cooperative nature and the relationships you try to maintain with your fellow investigators. After The Path to Carcosa introduced the Hidden keyword, which forces you to hold cards in your hand—and keep them hidden from the other investigators—The Unspeakable Oath adds more of these cards, so that your experience of the game might not match that of the other players. And none of them will understand you.

Your secrets will isolate you from your companions. In the depths of an asylum.
Think about that...

Finally, the scenario breaks away from the traditional customizable card game experience by forcing you to live with the consequences of other games.

Yes, you can play and enjoy The Unspeakable Oath as a standalone adventure, but for those who dare to look more deeply, The Unspeakable Oath comes to life most fully as part of The Path to Carcosa campaign. It is, in fact, the fourth chapter in that campaign, and it represents the nexus of many possible paths through time and space. But those paths are not all equal.

Normally, when you sit at your table to play a customizable card game, you start fresh. There's nothing imposing itself upon your starting hand or the resources with which you might start the game. But in the Arkham LCG®, the choices you make in earlier adventures may come back to haunt you later on. The game's basic structure is the campaign, as in an RPG, and you are often given choices to make in your games—and between them—that aren't clearly about winning or losing, but just about how your investigator would respond to a given situation.

And in The Unspeakable Oath, these choices already come back with profound ramifications, literally restructuring the adventure depending upon the consequences of your earlier investigations. Choices you make in your games—the people to whom you choose to speak and the ways you interact with powerful artifacts—will impact the structure of the adventure's act deck, as well as the composition of its encounter deck.

You're Never Truly Alone
Along with its new scenario, The Unspeakable Oath introduces twenty-four new player cards (two copies each of twelve different player cards) that allow you to "learn" from your mistakes. As you gain experience, you can use that experience to enhance your deck with cards like Forewarned (The Unspeakable Oath, 150) and A Test of Will (The Unspeakable Oath, 156).

Alternatively, you may forge an alliance with one of the Mythos Pack's new Patrons, Charles Ross, Esq. (The Unspeakable Oath, 149) and Dario El-Amin (The Unspeakable Oath, 151). Naturally, as Patrons, both of these gentlemen come with valuable connections.

Charles Ross, Esq. helps you gain access to a whole host of powerful Items, reducing their costs by one each time he exhausts. You can think of him as your personal connection to the Disc of Itzamna (Core Set, 41), making it easier to afford and discard—and then to afford again. While your investigator has a limited number of body slots to which these Items can be assigned, meaning there's a limit on the total financial benefit you can derive from recruiting the services of Charles Ross, Esq., it's worth noting that that limit is a great deal less restrictive than it might first appear.

First of all, there's the fact that you might choose to discard one Item in favor of another—or just because discarding it is in your best interests. Many of the game's most powerful Items, like the Disc of Itzamna, are discarded when you use them, and Charles Ross, Esq. lends significant value if you intend to use these items over and over—such as you might if you're playing Rex Murphy (The Dunwich Legacy, 2) with Scavenging (Core Set, 73).

Perhaps more importantly, there's the fact that the Arkham LCG can support as many as four players, and Charles Ross, Esq. works with any investigator at your location, not just yours. If you and your teammates can coordinate your purchases, Charles Ross, Esq. can easily save your group at least one resource each and every round.

Meanwhile, the unscrupulous Dario El-Amin can provide you access to an astonishing array of benefits, all of which should certainly help you find your way out of the asylum. As a single action, Dario El-Amin allows you to claim two resources. He's also more than willing to offer bonuses to both your Willpower and your Intellect—provided you can meet his demands.

Dario El-Amin may be a Patron of the arts, but it's clear that he's looking less to prop up struggling artists than to invest in characters and endeavors with records of proven success. The permanent attribute boosts that Dario El-Amin can provide are fantastically valuable, but the Patron requires you to sit on a stockpile of no fewer than ten resources if you want those bonuses.

Fortunately, that's not too much of a problem for Rogue investigators like Jenny Barnes (The Dunwich Horror, 3), who can gain resources fast with cards like Burglary (Core Set, 45), Hot Streak (Core Set, 57), and Lone Wolf (Blood on the Altar, 188). And once you have all those resources at your disposal, it'll be good to know that Dario El-Amin will be, at least, a little invested in seeing you make your way out of the asylum.

Adversity Breeds Adventure
It's a good thing that Arkham Horror: The Card Game isn't real life. We don't really want to stare down unspeakable horrors, suffer grievous internal injuries, and feel our minds fracturing with the burden of all we've witnessed.

But it makes for great fiction. And in the Arkham LCG, it makes for great adventure.

Soon, you'll have your chance to enjoy yet another of these horrifying adventures. In The Unspeakable Oath, you'll find the world closing around you. You'll be stuck in the asylum. Surrounded by Lunatics. Threatened by monsters and madness… And your games couldn't be better!

• The second Mythos Pack in The Path to Carcosa cycle for the cooperative Arkham Horror: The Card Game
• Introduces a new scenario that carries you into the heart of Arkham’s asylum
• Serves as the fourth chapter in the campaign from The Path to Carcosa deluxe expansion
• Twenty-four new player cards (a complete play set of each) provide you access to wealthy Patrons and allow you to “learn” from your mistakes
• Requires the Arkham Horror: The Card Game Core Set and The Path to Carcosa deluxe expansion

The third Mythos Pack in The Path to Carcosa cycle for Arkham Horror: The Card Game!

Months after The Yellow King played at the Ward Theatre, your investigation into the strange events surrounding the play has left you with more questions than answers. You've encountered Cultists, Lunatics, and Monsters. You've uncovered horrific Schemes of untold scope. And you've witnessed Terrors that may or may not have been Omens of greater perils.

All these things brought you, recently, to pay a short visit to Arkham's asylum. And now you've walked out, wondering what to make of everything that you've seen. So where do you go for answers when your world's tilting into madness?

The answer: Paris.
In A Phantom of Truth, you and your fellow investigators make your way across the Atlantic. Tormented every night by vivid dreams of an alien world—with black stars, twin suns, shattered moons, and twisted spires—you decide not to grapple with your Doubts and Convictions in Arkham, but to pursue whatever truth might lie behind the play.

This is why you head to Paris; you hope to gain some answers from the play's director, Nigel Engram.

Doubt and Conviction
As we mentioned in our announcement of The Path to Carcosa, your investigations into The King in Yellow will eventually lead you into the sort of madness and confusion that force you to wonder what's reality and what's delusion. You may even find yourself wondering if the definitions of madness and sanity are as clear as you previously thought.

With that in mind, The Path to Carcosa campaign makes use of the new mechanics for Doubt and Conviction that we previewed in "A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Lose," our look at the new scenarios from The Path to Carcosa.

But what does your Doubt or Conviction do for you? Apart from check marks on your campaign log (pdf, 1.8 MB), what are they? These questions—and their answers—begin to emerge more fully throughout A Phantom of Truth.

The first thing you'll learn is that it's still not clear whether it's better to operate like a skeptic rooted in Doubt or to trust your instincts and move forward with Conviction. Nor is it certain that your Doubt is always the sign of a curious mind; there may be times your Doubt is strictly a form of uncertainty rooted in madness—your inability to distinguish the real from the unreal, or the truth of things from their illusions.

It's almost as if there's some terrible, malevolent force at work—guiding you, beckoning you, pulling you forward. And it's possible that your search for Nigel Engram may take a backseat to your desperate scramble to hold onto whatever shreds of sanity remain to you. And, here, is your Doubt your salvation? Or are you better off following your Conviction?

In A Phantom of Truth, these questions matter immensely, and you'll need to find the right answers, lest you end up a Lost Soul (A Phantom of Truth, 227) in a very foreign land.

Focus on the Familiar
In addition to its scenario, A Phantom of Truth supplies you with twenty-two player cards (two copies each of eleven different player cards) designed to help you stay grounded and make progress in your campaign. Among these, you'll find a handful of higher-level cards that recall the familiar, including a couple of fan favorites from the Core Set.

One of these is the .45 Automatic (A Phantom of Truth, 190)—a wonderful Weapon to have in hand when you're beset on all sides by fear and foes.

While this powerful handgun has been a Guardian staple since the game's debut, the two experience points you'll pay for the upgraded version in A Phantom of Truth are well rewarded by an extra Combat icon, the ability to ignore the retaliate keyword, and by an invaluable one-point boost to your Combat with every shot you fire. All of which may be handy should you find yourself stalked by strange, winged Monsters in the Gardens of Luxembourg.

Similarly, fans of the Rogue class will find their Pickpocketing (A Phantom of Truth, 195) more powerful and profitable than ever. Like the .45 Automatic, Pickpocketing reappears as a Level 2 card that gains several advantages over its Level 0 counterpart.

For your experience points, you are rewarded with the Fast keyword, which immediately gives you an action for your troubles. Next, you gain an extra Agility icon. While this Agility icon won't likely benefit you much the first time you draw your Pickpocketing—since you'll most likely want to put the Talent into play—the extra icon on your second copy of Pickpocketing could easily prove the difference between the success or failure of a critical evade attempt.

That extra icon might even prove the difference between a standard success or a success by two or more that allows you to trigger the full benefits of your upgraded Pickpocketing. Instead of merely granting you an extra card draw when you evade an enemy, Pickpocketing now allows you to choose between a card draw or a resource—or, if you succeed by two or more, allows you to gain both a card draw and a resource.

Together, these newly upgraded cards represent just one of the many different ways you might spend the experience you gain during The Path to Carcosa campaign, but it's one that might appeal to those investigators who are either already meeting with great success—as well as those who have been severely terrified and traumatized by all they have seen.

In this latter case, sticking with the familiar may provide you the opportunity you need to increase your chances of success, without the unnecessary complications associated with the development of all-new tactics.

Draped in Mystery
Is this, at last, the path that will lead you to the truths behind The King in Yellow?

Your trip to Paris is fated to be eventful, but will you find the man for whom you're looking? Or will someone—or something—find you instead?

Take the next step deeper into the mysteries of The Path to Carcosa.

• The third Mythos Pack in The Path to Carcosa cycle for the hot, cooperative Arkham Horror LCG® • A new scenario transports investigators from Arkham to Paris as they continue to explore the mysteries of The King in Yellow • The cycle’s mechanics for Doubt and Conviction come to the fore, promoting new psychological tensions • Twenty-two player cards (two copies each of eleven different cards) help your investigator stay grounded through his or her pursuit of the truth • Inspired by the fiction of H.P. Lovecraft and Robert W. Chambers

An upgrade expansion adding new supplementary content to the entire The Circle Undone campaign for Arkham Horror: The Card Game!

The reading is not yet complete. Dark machinations once again enshroud the Silver Twilight Lodge, and as the cards spin a new story, you find that you are the key to unlocking its secrets. It is time to reopen this chapter of horrors and put your fate in the hands of fortune once more.

This upgrade expansion comes oozing with new scenario cards and encounter sets that you can add to each scenario of The Circle Undone, enhancing your investigations with new dangers and new objectives. New player cards, including some upgraded versions of cards from The Circle Undone, give you new tools and options for upgrading your decks, and with a full assortment of card dividers you’ll easily be able to sort and store your entire campaign. On top of that, this expansion comes with a brand-new deck of 22 tarot cards that can be used to enhance any Arkham Horror: The Card Game campaign or scenario!

So now you must ask yourself: will you heed the fortune-teller’s words once more?

Tempting Fate
You have already investigated French Hill and foiled the plans of the Order of Silver Twilight once before. But now that your nightmare begins anew, you will find things that have strangely altered, twisted, or warped. New secrets have emerged, and things will not play out quite the same way this time.

Return to the Circle Undone remixes the entire The Circle Undone campaign, bringing new tricks and terrors for each scenario with an assortment of new scenario cards. One moment you may find yourself questioning Senator Nathaniel Rhodes (Return to the Circle Undone, 25) about the machinations of Silver Twilight, the next you might be mounting a Nightgaunt Steed (Return to the Circle Undone, 61) to explore the empty space between realms.

Of course, the expansion comes with a plethora of new assets to add to your deck, such as a Moon Pendant (Return to the Circle Undone, 12) and more tarot-slot assets like The Star XVII (Return to the Circle Undone, 1) and The Hierophant V (Return to the Circle Undone, 7). You may even find an unexpected ally in the witch Erynn MacAoidh (Return to the Circle Undone, 41) in certain scenarios!

Fortune’s Favor
As an added bonus, the Return to the Circle Undone expansion comes with a special deck of 22 full-sized tarot cards that can be used as an optional mechanic to supplement any scenario or campaign in Arkham Horror: The Card Game! With multiple ways to perform “card readings,” the tarot deck can help swing fate in your favor—or riddle you with misfortune!

Each tarot card has two effects: one for when it is upright, and one for when it is reversed. The cards provide passive effects for the entire scenario, and while the upright effects are always beneficial, the reversed effects often will do the opposite! For example, while a card like The Lovers VI can provide you with an ally from a scenario’s onset, its reversed version could just as easily remove that ally from your deck! Likewise, some cards like Strength VIII can get you set up faster or slow you down , while others, such as The Empress III , can either help you with skill tests or hinder you .

So put your fate in the hands of fortune, and use the tarot deck to enhance your Arkham Horror: The Card Game experience!

A Return to Twilight
The plots of the Order of the Silver Twilight must be stopped at all costs. As dark forces once again gather in the forests of Arkham, will you rise up to stop them?

A new scenario pack for Arkham Horror: The Card Game!

Our world may seem significant, the center of our personal universes. But amidst the unknowable eldritch Mythos, Earth is a tiny microcosm of primitive life, a laughable mote of dirt and water floating among the stars. We are merely dust on the scales, and any larger ambition only demonstrates an unfortunate surplus of damning hubris.

In the face of this crushing insignificance, the investigators of the Arkham Horror Files are those who push back against the abyss, who refuse to give in to nihilism and despair. But with the latest adventure, those investigators face a challenge unlike any they’ve tackled before.

Arkham is caught in the midst of a world-shattering conflict between three rival cults, raging across all of North America. Each of these cults seeks to summon its own Ancient One, and as they battle each other across the continent, every enemy slain brings one of these dark gods closer to awakening. Can you and your fellow investigators survive being caught in the middle of this war, or will our world be torn asunder?

A War for Our World
Like many previous scenario packs, War of the Outer Gods can be played standalone or as part of a larger campaign. You also have the choice to take on these threats as a single group or as part of a massive event with any number of other investigators in Epic Multiplayer Mode. Unlike other scenario packs, however, War of the Outer Gods is the first scenario to cast you into the middle of a war between three distinct factions—three arcane cults, each seeking to summon an unspeakable evil, and each with its own strengths and style of play.

The Cult of Silenus calls upon the empty sky, spending ceaseless hours gazing into the cold void of space and dreaming of ways they can bring this freezing vacuum closer to Earth. The Cult of Magh’an Ark’at builds a pyre to incubate a monstrous egg—an egg that they believe will bring paradise once it hatches. And the Cult of Ezel-zen-rezl remains devoted to the swarm, calling a nightmarish proliferation of insectile hordes to assimilate our world into a swarming hive.

Each of these three cults boasts its own agenda deck, and each has its own enemies and treacheries in the encounter deck. You’ll notice immediately that many of these enemies, such as Nihilistic Stargazer (War of the Outer Gods, 25) or Disciple of the Swarm (War of the Outer Gods, 29) feature the new “warring” keyword. Unlike most enemies, which threaten the investigators, the cultists in War of the Outer Gods are far more concerned with battling each other! Rather than moving toward the investigators during the enemy phase, warring enemies will instead move toward and attack an enemy of another faction.

Of course, you can’t just stand aside and let these three cults fight it out. Whenever an enemy attacks and defeats another enemy, you’ll have to place one doom on the agenda belonging to the attacking enemy! The bloody war between the cults actively accelerates their plans to bring a hideous Ancient One into existence, and the investigators will need to interject if they’re going to save our world.

The investigators may start in Arkham, but their struggle against these dark cults will take them from the Streets of Providence (War of the Outer Gods, 15), to The Penthouse (War of the Outer Gods, 23) in New York City, or the Chateau Ramezay (War of the Outer Gods, 19) in Montréal. Each of the cults is based in a different city, and as enemies push their battlelines back and forth between these cities, you’ll have to venture into the heart of each to forestall their plans.

As Hellfire (War of the Outer Gods, 31) rains from the skies and cities succumb to the Ravages of War (War of the Outer Gods, 32), you must give your utmost to stop all three cults. If even one succeeds, you could find yourself pitted against Silenus (War of the Outer Gods, 35) or Magh'an Ark'at (War of the Outer Gods, 41), a fight that even the most intrepid investigators are unlikely to win. But when the fate of the entire world is at stake, what choice do you truly have?

Trifecta of Evil
Three evil cults aim to rip our world apart as they call to their loathsome masters, can you forestall the imminent destruction of Earth?

Springtime has finally arrived!

Bloom Town is reawakening after the long winter and you must help revitalize the neighborhood. As an architect, players must construct a mixture of offices, subways, parks, homes, and shops to attract tourists and potential new residents. Whoever assembles the most exciting town will be elected as mayor!

Each round, players will assign buildings on their personal town board and immediately score bloom points for tiles just placed. Skillfully place tiles in arrangements that maximize your scoring and rescoring of bloom points! At the end of each turn, players will redraw tiles from the Town Square Board that match the symbol just build upon. When a certain number of building piles are depleted, that triggers game end scoring.

Don’t get caught without constructing a bustling town! Do you have what it takes to bring life back to Bloom Town?

Box Monster on hassu kodeissa asuva hirviö. Se on tosi söpö ja kaikkien paras kaveri... mutta se syö ihan kaiken mitä eteen tulee: äidin puhelimen, siskon lelut ja vauvan vaipatkin! Ei siis ihme että sillä on taas maha kipeänä.
Auttaisitteko etsimään sen syömät tavarat?

Box Monster on hauska ja erikoinen yhteistyöpeli koko perheelle!
Pelaajien tehtävänä on yrittää etsiä syödyt tavarat monsterin vatsasta tehtäväkorttien mukaisesti ennen kuin aika loppuu. Kurkkia ei saa vaan oikeat esineet pitää etsiä tunnustelemalla. Jos pelaajat ratkaisevat 3 tehtävää, monsteri paranee ja pelaajat voittavat pelin.
Box Monster sisältää kolme erilaista pelimuotoa ja sopii 6-vuotiaasta eteenpäin.

Sisältö:
monsteri (pelin laatikko)
tiimalasi
42 esinelaattaa
2 lääkemerkkiä
27 tehtäväkorttia
kääre
ohjeet suomeksi ja ruotsiksi

For all fans of Carnegie, the new Departments & Donations Expansion adds four new modules that can be played independently or in any combination.

The module A New Beginning sets up an asymmetrical game, where players secretly manage their starting money and initial resources, setting their strategy into motion before the first turn even begins. Other modules introduce a total of sixteen new departments and four new donation tiles to the game. To challenge the most experienced players with new twists, the Departments & Donations Expansion includes three optional rules that can be added to the game, offering fresh gameplay variants to explore.

Cooperate to Build a Castle – Compete to Control It!

In Castellan, two players work together to build a castle. Wall and tower pieces link together to form courtyards. When you finish a courtyard, you’ll claim it with a Keep. The more towers in your courtyard, the higher it scores.

Your cards determine what pieces you get each turn... but you decide where to put them. If you’re clever, the pieces played by your opponent can end up scoring for you!

This game can be combined with the green and yellow version of Castellan to create a game for three or four players.

• A two-player game that finishes in less than an hour.
• Winning takes skill. There are no dice, and the players have identical decks of cards.
• The plastic castle pieces are highly detailed and interlock solidly.

110 detailed castle pieces, 28 cards, and rules.

Seventy years after the arrival of the first settlers, the Catanians have expanded throughout Catan. In Catan: Legend of the Sea Robbers, you and your fellow clan leaders play through four linked chapters, exploring new surroundings by sea.

In each chapter, the Council of Catan provides a special mission that not only benefits your clan, but helps maintain peace throughout these new lands. Faced with the threat of the Sea Robbers, it is important for you to work to benefit your clan and open up new regions by building roads and settlements, always being mindful of Catan`s common good. The tasks given by the Council are their own reward and the ultimate goal - finding the right balance between strengthening your clan and completing these missions is key to the prosperity of Catan!

• Adds a linked campaign element to your games of Catan
• Tasks issued by the Council provide objectives to achieve
• Introduces cooperative elements to complicate and advance your strategies

This is not a standalone product. A copy of the Catan and Catan: Seafarers is required to play.

Chameleon on sähäkkä toimintapeli, jossa pelaajat pyrkivät napsimaan pöydältä oikeat ötökät parempiin suihin.

On ruoka-aika ja ympärilläsi pörrää melkoinen ötökkäparvi. Tarkat silmäsi huomaavat pullean ötökän, joka näyttää maukkaammalta kuin muut. Mutta muutkin huomasivat sen jo! Heitä tahmealla kielelläsi paras «kieliosuma» ja nappaa maukas ötökkä ensimmäisenä, niin saat herkkumerkin. Varo kuitenkin sotkeutumasta muiden kameleonttien kieliin, äläkä häiritse ampiaisia! Nappaa ateriasi nopeasti, sillä ensimmäisenä 5 herkkumerkkiä keräävä pelaaja voittaa.

Pelin esittely YouTubessa.

A village-building legacy game

The prosperous Kingdom of Greengully, ruled for centuries by the Forever King, has issued a decree to its citizens to colonize the vast lands beyond its borders. In an effort to start a new village, the Forever King has selected 6 citizens for the task, each of whom has a unique set of skills they use to build their charter.

In Charterstone, a competitive legacy game scaled for 1-6 players, you construct buildings and inhabit a shared village. Building stickers are removed from cards and permanently added to your charter on the board, becoming action spaces for any player to use (kind of like Lords of Waterdeep, Caylus and Ora et Labora). Thus, a few available buildings soon grow into a bustling village with dozens of actions.

Charterstone features the following:
* streamlined starting rulebook: learn as you play and add rules as you unlock content
* engine-building elements within each game and over the course of the campaign
* a branching storyline where short-term decisions have a long-term impact
* a secret component found in only one other board game
* 75+ “crates” to unlock: 36 metal coins, 350+ unique cards, and 230+ wooden tokens (exactly 12 of each resource: wood, coal, grain, brick, iron, and pumpkin)

Your journey through Charterstone’s many secrets will last 12 games, but it doesn’t end there. Your completed village will be a one-of-a-kind, variable worker-placement game. Or you can purchase a completely optional recharge pack to play a second campaign.

1–6 Players
45–75 Min
Age: 10+

The longboats have returned from their raids, and in good Viking style, there is a fight over how to split up the treasure.

In Clash of Vikings, players play as Vikings in an arena trying to gather the most treasure. Each player has a deck of ten cards with different possible actions. On a turn, a player plays two of the three cards they hold. For each card, they must declare (without revealing the card) what the action is, and other players must decide whether or not to call a bluff or not.

2-4 Players
25-45 Min
Age: 8+

Codenames: Marvel combines the hit social word game Codenames, while featuring characters and locations from the Marvel Universe including, Spider Man, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Avengers and Doctor Strange. Opposing teams, S.H.I.E.L.D. and Hydra, compete to be the first to identify all of their team’s ‘field agents’ from 25 Code cards displayed in a 5x5 grid. Code cards contain pictures on one side and words on the other.

In Codenames, two teams compete to see who can guess all of their words correctly first — but those words are hiding in plain sight in a 5x5 grid that includes the words of the other team, neutral words, and an assassin that will cause you to lose the game immediately if you guess it. One person on each team is a spymaster and only these two know which words belong to each team. Spymasters take turns giving one-word clues that can point to multiple words on the board. Their teammates try to guess words of the right color while avoiding those that belong to the opposing team — and everyone wants to avoid the assassin.

2–8 Players
15 Min
Age: 8

Cutthroat Caverns Expansion 4 plus storage box

The very words drip with blood. As you delve ever deeper into the caverns, more horrors will you find clawing their way to the surface, more tempting treasures to corrupt the hearts of men and more foolish adventurers only too eager to discover. Without teamwork, you will never survive. Without betrayal, you'll never win.

Truly an expansion of the fans, for the fans, with everything people have asked for in the game's long & successful history! New, unique characters and a drafting mechanic to customize your own. New cards for every deck in the game; including the main deck. And almost twice as many new creatures than any other expansion.

PLUS - The Battle Box, big enough to store your the base set and every expansion to date, with a little room to grow.

This is a must have expansion!

The DC Comics Dice Masters: Harley Quinn Team Pack will help you hammer the competition with the likes of Power Girl, Batman, and Poison Ivy, along with other characters Harley has teamed up with!

The first Team Pack to include Basic Action Cards, the DC Comics Dice Masters: Harley Quinn Team Pack contains eight different characters (and their dice), allowing players to build their own team of heroes or villains!

An exciting new feature being introduced to certain Team Packs is the inclusion of Basic Action cards. DC Comics Dice Masters: Harley Quinn Team Pack will be the first that includes them. This gets themed Basic Action cards to fans without needing them to make extra purchases and increases the desirability of these already sought-after additions.

The DC Comics Dice Masters: Justice Campaign Box is the latest Dice Masters launch to roll into your FLGS.

Justice features iconic characters from the Justice League and Legion of Doom like Superman, Wonder Woman, Metallo, Lex Luthor, and more! With multiple versions of each, select the one that fits your team the best! Players can pit the Justice League against the Legion of Doom or mix them together. Whether players are interested in a game or two between comics or building the perfect team, this is a release that cant be missed!

This release is perfect for new and seasoned gamers alike. Even if you haven`t read Justice, this is an exciting entry point to an awesome spin on the Justice League with breathtaking art. Featuring more than a fifteen characters (and their dice!), the DC Comics Dice Masters: Justice Campaign Box will be sure to deliver a page turning experience!

Whats a Campaign Box?
A Campaign Box is fixed content in a large box, and has everything 2 players need to start playing Dice Masters like Sidekick dice, Basic Action Dice, rules, and dice bags.

West Side Story meets Grand Theft Auto in Die, Romeo, Die!

Imagine you are playing GTA 6 (a game that doesn’t exist – yet!). In between crimes, you see a story about forbidden Shakespearean love among rival street gangs unfolding in the cut scenes... and, it’s going to end badly!

Hoping to detour the inevitable tragedy, you attempt to influence the transitions and guide the story to a less-than-catastrophic, more "Happily Ever After" conclusion.

The theme park biz is a totally different world since scientists discovered dinosaur DNA and patented the process of creating Dinosaurs in labs.

Remember when a new coaster could bring in a crowd? Ha! Try the latest, petrifying carnivore from the Cretaceous period and you`ve got yourself an audience! So, you think your little company can make it in this world? Hopefully you`ve ironed out the logistics.

Competing in Dinosaur Island takes more than just creating the rarest dinos in your fancy private lab, especially when owners go rogue and the dinos get ever bigger without accounting for the security those bad boys take. You want your guests eating dinner at the park - not becoming it!

1–4 Players
90–120 Min
Age: 10+

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A Unique Game of exploration and survival from Corey Konieczka!

You awaken with a splitting headache and no idea how you got here. The wilderness stretches in every direction, and something howls in the distance. Your quest for answers will have to wait; first, you need to survive.

Whether you're playing by yourself or with up to four players, your ultimate goal in Discover: Lands Unknown is to survive—but your adventure holds many of its own secrets. As a Unique Game, every copy of Discover: Lands Unknown is unlike any other in the world. The unique mix of environments, characters, storylines, items, and enemies in each copy of Discover means that your own adventures will play out very differently than your friend's copy of the game. No matter where you find yourself, you'll need to survive and uncover the reasons why you've awoken, trapped in the wilderness. Whether survival means cooperation or competition is completely up to you!

What Makes Discover: Lands Unknown Unique?
Discover: Lands Unknown is a new adventure for Fantasy Flight Games, joining KeyForge as one of our first Unique Games. What is a Unique Game? In a nutshell, it's an entirely new type of game! Unique Games can take many different forms, but they share one thing in common—every copy of the game is unique. The copy that you pick up off the shelf will have different components than the copy your friend gets at their store.

While mechanics and some common components like meeples will be the same in every copy of the game, the vast majority of the cards, tiles, and tokens in your box will be randomized, selected from a vast pool of possible components. When you open your copy of Discover: Lands Unknown, you can never be sure what you'll find inside, and the combination will be different from every other copy in the world. In other words, Unique Games aren't like Legacy Games, which start with identical components, but become unique through gameplay. Unique Games have their own distinct mix of components in every box!

Everything that you encounter on your adventure, from your pool of survivors, to the enemies that you encounter, to the tools at your disposal, to the very environment itself, can be changed, with every copy of Discover: Lands Unknown presenting an experience unique to you. While some groups will find themselves marooned on a desolate island with mysterious creatures roaming the night, others may be trapped in the mountains, just trying to stay warm enough to survive.

Just like your survivors embarking on a mysterious adventure, you never know what fate awaits. Still, if you want to go into the game without any hints of what you'll find within, it'd be best to turn back now!

Your Story Begins
Like the survivors you'll be playing as, you know that you need to escape… you're just not sure how. In each game of Discover, you'll play a scenario in your own evolving story, drawing your next objectives from quest cards. These quest cards will give you short term goals essential to your survival—the longer you survive, the more likely you'll find a way home.

Working together with other players, you can complete objectives quickly, but when water is short and creatures stalk the night, isn't it every survivor for themselves? Every copy of the game comes with multiple scenarios, so like many of the components found in Discover, you never know what quests you will find in your adventure!

Explore to Survive
If you're going to survive the terrors of night in the wilds, you and your companions will have to gather resources, craft items, and search for a way home during the day. During the safety of the day, you'll spend stamina on your turn to perform different actions. You may wander across the wilderness, gather resources, collect water, fight enemies, discover new areas, and more!

Survivors can explore as much as they want during the day, but every action drains your survivor’s stamina, and if your survivor can't continue on, your turn is over, right where you stand. You must carefully weigh the consequences of your actions: exploring is important, but if you end your turn away from the safety of a campfire, you leave yourself exposed to the harsh conditions of the night.

You must explore the wilderness to escape, but danger waits around every corner. While you may find items essential to your survival during your adventure, but you may also find dangerous enemies, ready to attack! The call of the wild is alluring, and even more so when survival is on the line. Do you have what it takes to find a way home?

Who Are You?
Like the very environment around you, the group of survivors included in your copy of Discover: Lands Unknown is also randomized, so you won't be sure who your heroes will be until you open your box. Each survivor brings something new to surviving in the wilds. Perhaps one of your survivors is Biff O’Bannon, a lumberjack who can easily gain more wood. Or maybe you're surviving with Jasmine Limjoco, a mountain climber who can traverse difficult terrain with ease. Your decision of which survivor you play will dramatically change how you approach your escape.

Like the survivors of Discover: Lands Unknown, you don’t know what awaits. Lost in an unfamiliar world, can you survive and find a way home?

1–4 Players
60–120 Min
Age: 12+

Dominion, that`s what you`re trying to achieve. This time with animals!

Your menagerie got off to a poor start, with just a goat, two rats, and the advisor who suggested starting a menagerie. Now you`ve got some camels, which are just as useless for sewing as you`d been warned, and a turtle that can hold its breath for longer than anyone can stay interested. Soon the animal kingdom will be yours.

Dungeons & Dragons Dice Masters brings Collectible Dice Building to the tabletop with this all-new head-to-head competitive game set in the Dungeons & Dragons Forgotten Realms universe! Dice Masters is an all-new crossbrand offering utilizing WizKids Games proprietary Dice Building Game platform where players collect and assemble their team of character dice and battle in head-to-head game play.

Dice Masters has had huge initial success, is a very exciting platform and should fit perfectly with the world and lore of Dungeons & Dragons. You can expect to see some of the most recognizable monsters and characters, such as Kobolds, Beholders, Mindflayers, Dragons, Drow, and many more!

The Dungeons & Dragons Dice Starter Set comes with 44 custom dice, 38 cards, two dice bags and the complete Dice Masters Core Rulebook – everything two players need to play.

Dice Masters is a Quarriors!-style dice battle game designed by Michael Elliott and Eric M. Lang.

Cave Paintings is an expansion for Endless Winter: Paleoamericans.

Each player gets a dry-erase player board which they can connect dots and draw lines on to to unlock powerful one-time bonus actions, ongoing Eclipse phase benefits, and end-game scoring possibilities.