An unexpected source warns covenanter Awyn and his demon mistress Vyrde that their village is about to be attacked by an enemy angel. Even with Vyrde's help, how can Awyn protect so many people at once... ?! If only they had a powerful ally... wielded by another covenanter...

SC, 5x7, 202pgs, B&W

After a fierce battle with Angel Levi, Maria travels to another world, and the secret of 7thGARDEN is fully revealed. Can this realm of gnomes, angels and demons solve humanity's problems? Or is it just a game board for powerful elites to exploit everyone else? Either way, why are the most tragic historical events being reenacted there...? Will we never learn from history?

SC, 202pgs, B&W

With Vyrde catatonic for months, it’s up to Awyn and his friends from the manor house to stem the tide of monsters continuously spawning from people bitten by the hideous flying bug-mouths. Meanwhile, the mastermind behind this plague, Angel Loki, activates the technology to eradicate every last “gnome” from the world. And when Awyn recalls a repressed memory, he becomes determined to wreak vengeance upon Angel Vul and Covenanter Isaac...

SC, 202pgs, B&W

Landscape the gardens of the Alhambra by planting orange trees, lemon trees, palm trees and lavender trees. The playing tiles lie in front of you. Each one shows four different kinds of tree, with varying numbers of each tree. Plant your trees skilfully so that you surround as many buildings as possible. And remember that some buildings are more valuable than others: a tower is worth more than a seraglio and chambers more than the arcades.

45-60 minutes, 2-6 players, aged 8 and up; author: Dirk Henn

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Abe Sapien follows a strange clue to the jungles of Indonesia and a secret society with connections to his past life during the American Civil War. Meanwhile, Liz's apocalyptic visions have begun to escalate, and Johann makes a startling discovery about a member of the Bureau.

Written by John Arcudi and Hellboy and B.P.R.D. creator Mike Mignola, and drawn by Guy Davis, Garden of Souls offers a window into the bizarre backstory of Abe Sapien and his colleagues in the mysterious Oannes Society--complete with Victorian cyborgs, doomsday devices, and a very well preserved mummy.

Format: Full color, 146 pages, TPB, 7" x 10"

It's the year 2002, and Firo and Ennis are finally on their very belated honeymoon-and for some reason, Czes has been invited to join them on the cruise to Japan. But with movie stars, stuntmen, stowaways, and gunslingers aboard, the voyage is looking to be anything but peaceful...

HC, 6x8, 240pgs, B&W

Keiler Roberts doesn't do slice of life; she gives you the whole pie. Dealing with pregnancy, child-rearing, art-making, mental illness, and an MS diagnosis, the parts of Chlorine Gardens' sum sound heavy, but Keiler Roberts' gift is the deft drollness in which she presents life's darker moments. She doesn't whistle past graveyards, but rather finds the punch line in the pitiful.

SC, 7x9, 128pgs, B&W

Dejah Thoris, obsessed with finding the legendary Gardens of Mars, recruits her own expedition team of scientists. But once outside the palace walls, things don't go as planned, and the Princess learns the hard way just how dangerous Barsoom really is.

SC, 156pgs, FC

There’s something strange blooming up at the old manor on Cob Hill. Locals hired by the new owner have gone missing. Unknown to all, an ancient blood pact is being honored, allowing a demonic being entrance into the world.

Bloom of the Blood Garden is a 0-level funnel designed to kick off a new campaign or serve as a one-shot adventure. The adventure details the twisted gardens of Cob Hill, the crumbling manor, and the dark spaces beneath it, all of which hold terrors for the adventurers to encounter and hopefully survive.

The adventure is designed for use with Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG.

Written by Edgar Johnson with cover artwork by Doug Kovacs.

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FAITH: A Garden in Hell is a pick-up-and-play roleplaying campaign for 2-5 players and 7-12+ sessions in a very dangerous alien planet. As part of the Coalition forces, you must extract vital war intelligence from the Ravager Queen to start winning the war.

The boxed set includes everything you need to get started right away, from the complete ruleset to pregenerated characters, gear and NPC cards, campaign book and a player deck to resolve your actions.

FAITH: The Sci-Fi RPG is a tabletop roleplaying game that allows you to determine your own fate with a card based mechanic, and puts the art on the table to immerse you in your character and the story.

The setting tells stories about inter-species politics, undercover operations, business deals, space exploration, and fighting uncanny enemies. At its core, it's about finding your true self and following it to the direst of consequences. When you do, one of the five gods will reward you with soulbending powers so that you may forge the destiny of the Universe.

Mechanics
FAITH's mechanics revolve around the use of an illustrated poker deck to solve actions and confrontations. Each player, including the GM, will draw up to 7 cards (8 if your character is human) they'll use to determine their fate during confrontations.

Combined with a Skill-Attribute system that dictates your base action value and how many cards you can play to increase that value, this creates the core of a system that allows you to manage your luck:

* Not much at stake? Play your low cards.
* Want to succeed at all costs? Play your court cards.

This is a game about storytelling how you want to, instead of letting the dice decide.

FAITH: A Garden in Hell features a one deck solution in which every player, including the GM, will draw cards from the same deck, making this campaign fully playable right of of the box.

The rulebook has been extensively revamped to improve the clarity of the system. Based on user feedback, we've streamlined the concepts and layed them out in a way that is easier to grasp and teach.

Campaign
Background. The fragile truce between the Iz'kal and the Corvo had been compromised by a series of murderous attacks on remote colonies. Mutually Assured Destruction was days away as both species laid blame on each other... and then the Battle of Izuan Tai shook the groundwork of the known Universe. It was the first big blow the legendary species of the Ravager would deliver to civilisation, but it wouldn't be the last. A new menace had awoken from a long sleep.

A Garden in Hell takes place 23 years after the Battle of Izuan Tai, when the rival Iz’Kal and Corvo species joined forces to stop the common threat, forming the Coalition. This entity has now become a “third state” independent of both the Iz’Kal and the Corvo, with emergency powers over all areas threatened by the Ravager.

On its last military council, the Coalition high command agreed it was time to leave their defensive stand and strike back in full force to capture a Ravager Queen. At first, the attack was a thundering success, but when the injured Ravager Queen entered the Labyrinth only your battleship's group was able to chase her unscathed deep into Ravager territory...

In A Garden in Hell you might...
...survive in the alien planet Ujara, fighting off its dangerous flora and fauna.
...set up camp with allies who will help in your endeavours.
...run combat, diplomacy and reconnaissance missions.
...meet the Kira, the native species, whose lives are shaken by your arrival.
...discover the origins of the mutant Ravager, their motivations, and their goals.
...take advantage of their power struggles, as a Herald of Extinction revolts against her Queen.
...participate in an epic final showdown against the ultimate enemy.
...behold the awe-inspiring landscapes and alluring vistas of this GARDEN IN HELL.

The Aftermath
FAITH: A Garden in Hell includes several alternative endings; one of them will become CANON.

Once you get the campaign and play it through, we'll ask you to record your group's outcome. Based on the responses from all players, we will determine the road most travelled, which will become an integral part of the lore of Faith.

Do you accept the challenge?

CONTENTS: WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
Everything you need to play!

The Campaign Book
The campaign book is a 69 page-long adventure intended for a group of 3-4 characters and their GM.

NPC and Gear deck
The NPC and Gear deck provides new and exciting equipment and foes that you will encounter in your journey.

Player Deck
The elegant one deck solution will allow everyone to manage their luck and improve their chances of epic successes.

Character folios
The 4 pregenerated characters will help you get started right away.

Large Boss Cards
Four huge enemies that you will have to face during the campaign. Who are them? What do they want? How can you beat them? You’ll have to find out for yourself.

GM’s Guide
Keep track of the campaign in a straightforward way. Don’t miss a beat!

V1.5 Rulebook
The revised version of the rules. Faster to learn and teach, streamlined and easier to grasp.

Playable out of the box
Everything you need to get a game going is included. You will be able to get started within minutes!

A level 7 adventure for 5E

After arriving at the seemingly abandoned trading post of Garland’s Fork, the heroes discover to their horror that all of the inhabitants have been transformed into black trees! Upon further investigation, they find clues that lead them to the hidden lair of Nockmort, a treant corrupted to unspeakable evil. Nockmort has been transformed by the strange radiation of a recently discovered meteorite that has fallen from the heavens. The once benign tree folk is now twisted and evil, a diabolical force to be reckoned with! In order to save the town of Garland’s Fork, the heroes must enter his sunless garden and do battle with other mutant creatures. And along the way, they might just discover fabulous treasure...

Remember the good old days, when adventures were underground, NPCs were there to be killed, and the finale of every dungeon was the dragon on the 20th level? Those days are back! This adventure doesn’t waste your time with long-winded speeches, convoluted backgrounds, weird campaign settings, or NPCs not designed to be defeated. This adventure is 100% good, solid dungeon crawl, with the monsters you know, the traps you remember, and the secret doors you know are concealed somewhere.

The Sunless Garden is a 5E conversion of Dungeon Crawl Classics #10 by Goodman Games. Originally published in 2004, this classic has been updated to the fifth edition of the world’s most popular tabletop role-playing game. Herein you will find all new monsters, player handouts, details on the trading post of Garland’s Fork plus all new interior artwork and maps.

Herein you will find all new monsters, player handouts, details on the trading post of Garland’s Fork plus all new interior artwork and maps.

Written by Brendan LaSalle and 5e conversion by Chris Doyle with cover artwork by David Griffith A classic dungeon crawl following getting stranded on a remote island.

What Is Firestorm Market Garden?
Firestorm: Market Garden allows you and your friends the opportunity to recreate the airborne assaults, armoured attacks and desperate counterattacks that were Operation Market Garden. As an update to Battlefront’s iconic Firestorm system, new airborne, Allied armour, and variable Firestorm Troop rules have been introduced to allow the course of history to be replayed in those critical days of September 1944 within the V4 system.

While the ultimate outcome of the real Operation Market Garden can’t be changed, your game’s final result is up to you. Either side can win. Generalfeldmarschall Model could once again rally his beleaguered German troops and halt the Allied advance through Holland, or you could keep the fires lit under XXX Corps and make the 64-mile (100km) trip from Eindhoven to Arnhem in the three days allotted, break through the German defences and end the war by Christmas.

This week we wanted to give you a basic primer on Firestorm: Market Garden and the Firestorm Campaign system in general for those people who have never played a Firestorm system before.

Why Play a Campaign?
Campaigns provide a way for playing lots of games that affect a bigger result. They allow everyone to get together and engage in multiple battles towards an overall goal. A good campaign integrates your local group in a common format enabling every player to know exactly when to arrive and what army to bring to support their team’s objectives. The campaign scenarios in Firestorm: Market Garden provides you with all the operational and tactical decisions faced by the actual generals who led the various formations in the British 21st Army Group and Army Group B. Each battle you fight affects the overall campaign and each general relies on your combat capability to lead their army to victory.

In Firestorm: Market Garden you can recreate parachute assaults, armoured counterattacks, and house-to-house fighting, always remembering to capture or hold the bridges. Participating in your club’s campaign provides everyone with a focused effort to improve their gaming environment, enhance their overall playing experience, and provide a structure to build and play new armies and new tables while participating in a new gaming experience.

How does it Work?
Each campaign runs for five Campaign Turns. The generals in charge of each side will allocate air missions, redeploy and reinforce their army, and set up the battle plan. Their battlefield commanders then take over, fighting battles to capture areas, take towns, secure bridges and destroy enemy forces. Every battle fought changes the situation. Troops will advance and fall back, be captured or destroyed.

The five-turn campaign makes it a realistic commitment for both the organiser and the players. Many campaigns drag on, and eventually, the players lose interest. This won’t happen in Firestorm: Market Garden as the campaign will end with a decisive outcome within five weeks (depending on how many gaming days you can play a week), or even a single weekend in a tournament-style campaign.

What happens in a Campaign Turn?
One campaign turn can usually be played each week of the campaign. A campaign turn consists of three phases: A Planning Phase, a Battle Phase, and a Strategic Phase. In the Planning Phase at the start of the turn, the Generals prepare their war plans. The Commanders then execute these war plans by playing games during the Battle Phase. There is no limit to the number of games that can be played in the Battle Phase, and each Commander can participate in as many battles as they wish. At the end of a campaign turn, both Generals reorganise their forces in the Strategic Phase to ready their Commanders for the next campaign turn. Each game of A Bridge Too Far game begins with a Strategic Phase in which only the Allied General takes part. This helps set the stage for the coming battles.

Flexibility
Flexibility is inherent in the Firestorm system and it allows you to tailor your campaign to your player's needs. Players can use their normal Flames Of War forces to fight battles and capture areas. In each game your player can lead a new force, reinforced by the main combat units shown on the campaign map, to respond to the situation they face. This allows them to recover from previous defeats and fight on.

While players may lose the support of main combat units on the map, having been destroyed in previous battles, they always get their core force. This has the advantage of keeping the campaign fun right up till the last battle. It is simply not possible for one side to become much stronger than the other, so every battle is winnable and every fight counts.

This flexibility applies to your players as well as their forces. While fielding an Allied or German force is nice from a historical viewpoint, it doesn’t matter if you don’t have one, as you can fight with any force you have. Nor is the size of your force an issue. You can play big or small battles or anything in between. You can even swap sides if you want to (although turning traitor can mark you as a target for your former allies!). All that matters is that you are playing games, contributing to the campaign’s outcome, and having fun.

Firestorm Tokens
The main playing pieces on the map board are the Firestorm Troops representing the main combat units that fought in Holland during Operation Market Garden. The Firestorm Troops in an area represent the main combat forces in that area. Not all units are represented as Firestorm Troops, and an area that has no Firestorm Troops is not devoid of combat troops. Units that are not represented by Firestorm Troops, such as the many infantry, security, anti-aircraft, and artillery battalions that took part in the battle, may supplement the basic Firestorm Troops. Firestorm Troops provide the combat power found in front-line areas. To show this, a player fighting in an area with Firestorm Troops will receive a bonus for each type of Firestorm troop fighting in the battle area.

What role can I play?
There are three kinds of positions to be filled in Firestorm: Market Garden; the Commanders, the Generals, and the Organiser. The campaign rules are separated into three parts corresponding to these three roles.

Lots of Commanders
The majority of players in Firestorm: Market Garden are Commanders. They are the ones actually fighting the Flames of War battles to decide the campaign outcome. Commanders play their games of Flames Of War during the Battle Phase.

Two Generals
Each side has a General whose main job is to be in charge of strategy. The General confers with their Commanders and devises a war plan in the Planning Phase. The Commanders execute this war plan during the Battle Phase. Once the Commanders have fought and decided all of their Flames of War games during a Battle Phase, the two Generals redeploy and reinforce their armies during the Strategic Phase to ready their army for the next campaign turn. Once the Generals have finished their planning, they may step into a Commander’s role during the Battle Phase and fight battles themselves. They then step back into the General’s role during the Strategic Phase.

One Organiser
Every campaign has an Organiser to set it up and make sure that everything runs smoothly. An Organiser may choose to play in the campaign if they wish, or they may simply be the owner of a local gaming store where the campaign is being played. The Organiser’s chief responsibilities include selecting the scenario that will be played, arranging a suitable venue for the campaign, and recruiting as many Commanders as possible. The Organiser section also includes plenty of good advice to assist them in running a very successful campaign.

In October 1943, all the Special Operations Executive (SOE) agents in Holland are captured by the Germans... except one.

John Hewson, a.k.a. "Boekman," is the most dangerous agent to the German occupiers, with vital information about the German army, Boekman escapes the clutches of the S.S. and stays hidden until the start of the largest airborne operation in World War II: Operation Market Garden. When the SOE learn that Boekman is still alive, and that his estranged son, Harry, is on the ground fighting in Market Garden, Harry is tasked with organizing a small commando unit to rescue Boekman and try to escape through the German siege.

The Battle of Arnhem unfolds day by day as father and son search for each other amidst the chaos of war and the dogged pursuits of a cruel Gestapo agent.

SC, 7x10, 152pgs, FC

A group of friends attempts to enter a garden just beyond a wall. When they succeed, the garden they finally enter is no Eden, but rather a massive landscape of machines, geometric forms, and all manner of nonorganic objects.

In Japanese comic-book artist Yuichi Yokoyama's newest and longest work, his characters become enmeshed in a fantastic wonderland of distorted mirrors, photographic equipment, massive libraries and complex pathways, thus yielding a reflection on the myriad ways human interact with the complex mechanical world we have created.

SC, 7x8, 332pgs, B&W

In the age of Victorian England, Falhaat decides to leave his future up to the fates and journeys to the western country together with a bard. At an estate with a strikingly beautiful flower garden, he encounters a baron with soft eyes and a kind heart.

SC, 176pgs, B&W

Garden of Flesh is a sexually explicit retelling of the story of Adam and Eve, but one that blurs the lines between erotica and pornography, as only Gilbert Hernandez can. Leave it to Hernandez to explore the story of original Sin from a perspective you didn't get in Sunday school. As an added bonus, longtime Love and Rockets fans will recognize some beloved characters/actors portraying key players.

HC / 96 pgs / FC / 4.5 x 5.75

Niki de Saint Phalle knew art could save the world because art saved her. From madness, from violence. Even from herself.

A comics biography of the famous and controversial contemporary pop-style artist.

HC, 8x10, 186pgs, FC

From director Makoto Shinkai comes the novelization of his award-winning 2013 film The Garden of Words, a moody drama about two lonely souls who meet in the garden of Shinjuku during rainy season and help each other "learn to walk again" in life.

HC, 224pgs, B&W

A little God “Kami Sama” who lives up in heaven summoned for two men to his place. “Shiro” (white) – who cruised his life through with wealth and happiness, he had a relaxing and carefree life. “Kuro” (black) struggled and had hardships, suffered through his life. Their comedy life of dynamic Trio is about to begin! What fun stuff awaits them? What does mischievous Kami Sama havs in mind..?

SC, 5x7, 200pgs, B&W

FINAL VOLUME

THE LAST GOODBYE

Alice has finally revealed her secret to Hanako: she is Victor Franks! Yet secrets that must be kept still abound, and family, status, and love bind Alice like thorns. Will she and Hanako ever be free? The beautiful and stirring finale of Goodbye, My Rose Garden!

SC, 180pgs, B&W

The hanging gardens were one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world, as all history courses teach. But, did they actually exist? Nothing remains of their reported splendor, which was built for the eyes of Amyitis.

Without an exact reference to follow, the 2-4 players will re-establish the hanging gardens according to their own tastes.

Card follows card with magnificent buildings, sparkling fountains, and exotic plants as the players work to rebuild the legendary gardens. In the end, the queen will be pleasd and rewards the victory palm to the player whose work on the gardens most impresses her highness.

Author: Din Li
Number of players: 2-4
Age of players: 8++
Length: 30-45 minutes minutes

Heart of Crown: Fairy Garden is a stand alone expansion to the Heart of Crown Series that introduces new common cards from the land of the Fae.

Heart of Crown: Fairy Garden can be played alone or with other sets from the Heart of Crown Series. Featuring stunning art by the Artist of Etrian Odyssey.

2–4 Players
45 Min
Age: 12+

The fifth expansion for Heart of Crown. It requires either the base set or the Fairy Garden expansion to play and may be integrated with the other Heart of Crown expansions. The set contains 72 cards.