13 Minutes is a card-driven micro game with tough decision.

Playing either President Kennedy or Khrushchev, your aim is to exit the Cuban Missile Crisis as the most powerful superpower. During the game you will play five Strategy cards that you use to place Influence cubes on battlegrounds to score majorities, or to manipulate battlegrounds. Played cards turn into new battlegrounds so the world map is ever changing.

Be careful, because each decision is important and you may trigger global nuclear war.

Contents:
* 13 Strategy cards
* 26 Influence cubes (13 blue and 13 red)
* 1 Rulebook

2 Players
13 Min
Age: 10+

Graphically revised new edition of the popular spin-off of the 18xx series!

In 1880 China, players become railway magnates in faraway Asia. Based on 1829 by Francis Tresham, they experience China's railway history in a game that was designed to represent related historical events as correct as possible within its own game mechanics.

Being a classic 18XX game, the players are competing in becoming the richest. In order to gain money, they buy and sell shares of China's historical railway companies, build and expand their railway network and let trains travel on the networks. Shares of successful companies are worth more and owning them will increase the chance to win the game.

In the end, the player with the highest wealth combined from cash and shares is the winner of the game.

Components:
* 1 game board
* 179 track tiles
* 25 storage boards for trains
* shares, stock prices
* big & small companies and income table
* 293 cards
* 93 wooden discs
* 2 wooden engines
* 1 sticker sheet
* 300 notes of game money
* rule book

3–7 Players
300 Min
Age: 13+

Ionia rebelled against Persia's rule and Greece supported it, with Persians that attacked Macedonia from land and sea. The two forces fought each other in different famous battles, battles that are written in history.

300: Earth & Water is a strategy game for two players. One player controls the Greeks, guided by Athenians and Spartans, and the other controls the Persians, led by the King of Kings, to see who will is to control more cities than their opponent.

The game is based on a "card driven" system, and players raise armies and buy cards during preparation; cards that can be used to play an event or move an army or fleet. Events can provide advantages in battles or interfere with the enemy’s plans, creating setbacks for the opponent, but victory is mainly achieved through military action as well as both land and naval battles.

Players should use all their strategic skills to move their armies across the board, conquering cities and, at the same time, keeping the supply routes open to support their armies, because the war is based on multiple “waves”, and providing supplies could be decisive for the outcome.

Each game will change dramatically according to the order the events occur, so every game is different from the other, with a short playing time and with a wide range of strategies for both factions, giving to both players the chance to win.

Be the master of land and sea!

2 Players
30 Min
Age: 12+

7 Ronin is an asymmetric two-player game in which one player controls a group of ninja attacking a village that’s defended by seven ronin (masterless samurai), which are controlled by the other player. The ninja player wins by occupying five of the village’s ten areas, while the ronin player wins by surviving eight rounds.

Each turn starts with the players distributing their forces over the village areas simultaneously and separately. Their choices are then revealed, and combat resolved. Each of the ronin have a different special ability to aid the defender, while each of the village areas have a special ability usable by the attacker once it has been occupied.

2 Players
15–30 Min Playing Time
Age: 14+

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7 Wonders: Duel is a fast-paced, two-player edition of Antoine Bauza's award-winning civilization-building game.

Create the greatest civilization the Ancient World has ever known!

Experience an intense two-player struggle for supremacy in the ancient world! Designed by Antoine Bauza and Bruno Cathala, 7 Wonders: Duel adapts the game play and excitement of 7 Wonders for one-on-one battles. Choose the Wonders you aim to build and guide your city through three Ages of drafting cards from cunningly shaped tableaus. Victory can be achieved in three ways: by invading your opponent's capital, by achieving a monopoly on scientific advancement, or simply by crafting the city that will earn the most victory points in the end. But be warned: only seven of the eight Wonders in play can be built. Will you city achieve greatness, or will your opponent prevent you from completing all your Wonders?

Contains:
* One Game board
* Twelve Wonder cards
* 23 Age I cards
* 23 Age II cards
* 20 Age III cards
* Seven Guild cards
* One Conflict pawn
* 45 coins and tokens
* One scorebook
* One rulebook and one help sheet

For 2 players
ages 10 and up
plays in about 30 minutes

7 Wonders Duel: Agora features a new board called the Senate, comprising six separate chambers that provide players with benefits once they take possession of the area. Players can obtain a Senate chamber by taking senator cards. Should any player successfully take control of the majority of Senate chambers then they automatically win the game.

Enki! Isis! Minerva! Tanit! Zeus! Add a divine element to your games of 7 Wonders: Duel with the Pantheon expansion!

In the award-winning card game 7 Wonders Duel, you compete against another player to build the greatest city of the ancient Mediterranean world by constructing a variety of temples, taverns, workshops, schools, and stables. These great citites are also are home to incredible Wonders: the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Colossus at Rhodes, and more. Any city you build combines the best of Greece, Egypt, Phoenicia, Rome, and Persia, all built out of stone, wood, glass, and papyrus. People pack your city's streets, houses, and theatres, but the divine element that was so pervasive in those civilizations has been missing from the game. Until now.

7 Wonders Duel: Pantheon brings the gods of the ancient world into 7 Wonders Duel. You can now seek the favor of deities from five different ancient cultures and bring them together to watch over your city. You might even build your patron gods and goddesses lavish temples to dwell in, or dedicate to them one of the expansion’s two new Wonders.

Divine Natures
Ancient Greeks and Romans believed that in order to receive a divine blessing, you had to give the god something in return, some sort of offering or vow. So it goes with the Pantheon expansion: if you want a god’s favor, you have to make an offering. During Age I, you collect Mythology tokens, which allow you to choose which deities have a place in the Pantheon, and Offering tokens, which help you court those deities’ attention. Then, in Ages II and III, you can activate a god or goddess in the Pantheon instead of taking a card from the structure. To do so, you pay whatever that god or goddess demands from you in offerings and place him or her next to your city.

With Isis on your side, you can use a card from the discard pile to construct one of your Wonders for free. Zeus, whose nod determines what happens and what does not, enables you to discard any single card from the structure that you want, as well as any Mythology or Offering tokens on it. The Phoenician goddess Tanit, whose people were renowned for trade, fills your coffers with twelve pieces of gold. Enki, the Sumerian god of crafts, technology, and creation, lets you choose one of two progress tokens. Minerva’s ability to keep the conflict pawn from entering your territory may not instantly bring you victory, but it can save you from military defeat.

Ritual Spaces
Age III introduces another aspect of ancient religion: the ritual space. When playing with Pantheon, instead of incorporating three Guilds into the card structure, you add in three Grand Temples. Each Grand Temple belongs to a different Mediterranean culture. If you have the favor of a god or goddess from that culture, you can build the temple for free. For example, having Isis by your side enables you to build the Egyptian temple; with Enki, you can build the Mesopotamian one.

A single Grand Temple is worth five victory points, but two together are worth twelve, and if you can manage to build three in your city, you’ll earn twenty-one victory points for them. This echoes the polytheism common across the ancient Mediterranean, where many cultures borrowed deities from each other. Isis became popular in Imperial Rome, Aphrodite is very similar to Ishtar and Astarte, Minerva is in many ways a Roman version of the Greek Athena. Moreover, focusing too much on one god and neglecting the others was thought to lead to trouble. In Pantheon, therefore, activating multiple gods and creating a city full of Grand Temples to them is among the best ways to achieve victory.

Create Your Pantheon
From the time it was founded in the third century BCE, Alexandria’s people worshipped Egyptian, Roman, and Greek gods. A native of that legendary city might even visit a Greek temple one day, then an Egyptian shrine the next. Roman soldiers in Greece and the Near East worshipped the native gods of the area they occupied alongside their own gods. As you choose and activate gods in Pantheon, you’ll be emulating these syncretic religious traditions and echoing the history of the ancient Mediterranean, where numerous cultures came together and combined to form something truly great.

• A must-have expansion for the award-winning card game 7 Wonders Duel
• Enables players to recruit patron gods and goddesses for their cities
• Introduces Grand Temples which transform gameplay in Age III
• Draws upon ancient Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Phoenician, and Babylonian religions
• Features two new Wonders

Contents:
* One Pantheon board
* Fifteen Divinity cards, five grand temple cards, and one Gate card
* Two Wonder cards
* Seventeen tokens
* One Minerva pawn
* One Score notepad
* One Rulebook
* One Game Aid

7 Wonders Duel on kaksinpeliversio suositusta 7 Wonders -pelistä ja se on ehdottomasti vuosien 2015-2016 kaksinpeliparhaimmistoa. Peli sisältää tiukkoja taktisia tilanteita ja pitkän linjan kaupunginrakennusta, mutta on silti kestoltaan vaivaiset 20-30 minuuttia!

7 Wonders Duel -pelissä kumpikin pelaaja johtaa omaa sivilisaatiotaan ja tulee kolmen aikakauden aikana rakentamaan rakennuksia ja suuria ihmeitä.

Jokainen aikakausikortti edustaa rakennusta, joka vahvistaa pelaajan armeijaa, tekee tieteellisiä löytöjä ja kehittää hänen kaupunkiaan.

3 tapaa voittaa

Armeijavoitto
Pelaaja saa armeijarakennuksista (punaiset kortit) sekä tietyistä ihmeistä kilpisymboleja, jotka liikuttavat rintamalinjamerkkiä vastustajan pääkaupunkia kohti. Näin rintamalinja aaltoilee pelin aikana puolelta toiselle, kun kumpikin pelaaja panostaa sotavoimiinsa.

Rintamalinjan liike voi antaa pelaajalle voittopisteitä, mutta jos merkin saa työnnettyä vastustajan pääkaupunkiin asti, peli päättyy armeijavoittoon!

Tiedevoitto:
Pelissä on 7 erilaista tiedesymbolia. Aina, kun pelaaja saa kerättyä 2 samaa tiedesymbolia, hän saa välittömästi valita pysyvän edun itselleen. Jos pelaaja onnistuu keräämään 6 erilaista tiedesymbolia, peli päättyy välittömästi tiedevoittoon!

Siviilivoitto:
Peli päättyy 3. aikakauden lopussa, jos siihen mennessä ei ole tapahtunut tiede- tai armeijavoittoa. Siinä tapauksessa peli päättyy eniten voittopisteitä keränneen pelaajan siviilivoittoon!

Sisältö:
1 pelilauta
66 aikakausikorttia
7 kiltakorttia
12 ihmettä
4 sotamerkkiä
10 edistysmerkkiä
1 rintamalinjamerkki
31 rahaa
1 pisteytysvihko
1 pikaohje
1 ohjekirja

Kieli: suomi, ruotsi, norja, tanska

A fast-paced dice game for two to six players, set in feudal Japan and created by world-acclaimed game designer Reiner Knizia.

In this game, you and your fellow players take on the roles of rival daimyos, competing to vanquish your opponents and unite all of Japan under one banner. To unite the clans, you must conquer their castles and secure their loyalty, but the other daimyos are mustering armies as well. Will you gain renown with every victory, or become just another forgotten warlord? Find out in Age of War!

The Calculated Attack
Each turn in Age of War, you must decide where to commit your armies against a castle. At the beginning of the game, fourteen castles are laid out, divided between six clans: Mori, Uesugi, Chosokabe, Shimazu, Tokugawa, and Oda. On your turn, you will attack one of these castles. Each castle card displays a number of battle lines showing different symbols. On your turn, you will attempt to conquer a castle by matching your dice results to the symbols in the battle lines of a chosen castle.

Your turn begins by mustering your troops – rolling seven custom dice to gather infantry, archers, cavalry, and loyal daimyos to your attack force. Once your troops are mustered, you may attack a castle by matching the results of your dice to one battle line on the besieged castle. If unfilled battle lines remain on the castle card, you must reroll the dice to muster your troops again and press the attack.

If, after any roll, you cannot fill a battle line on the besieged castle, your assault is thrown back. You must regroup your troops by setting one die aside, before mustering your troops again by rolling your remaining dice.

If you can conquer a castle by filling all of its battle lines, you take the castle card and add it to your play area as one of your castles, and the castle’s point value counts towards your total score. But just because you conquer a castle doesn’t mean that castle is safe! You can attack other players’ castles on your turn in the same way you attack unclaimed castles, with the addition of the red daimyo in the upper left hand corner of the castle card as another battle line that must be completed to conquer the castle.

Unite the Clans
The only way you can keep your castles free from the marauding of rival warlords is by establishing your leadership over a clan by conquering every castle belonging to that clan. The number of castles belonging to a clan ranges from the Shimazu, with one castle, to the mighty Oda, with four castles. No matter how large or small a clan, once you establish your dominion over each of that clan’s castles, no rival player can steal those castles away from you.

As an added bonus for uniting a clan, the point value for an entire clan is greater than the sum of each individual castle in the clan. For example, the Chosokabe clan possesses two castles: Marugame and Matsuyama. Separately, these castles provide one and two points, respectively, but by uniting the Chosokabe clan, you receive one bonus point, for four total points. By fully uniting a clan, your claim to Japan grows stronger, and you come closer to victory.

After the last unconquered castle is conquered, the game ends, and each player counts his points. If you have conquered all of a clan, it grants you a greater score than individual castles. The player with the highest score is the winner of the game and the new ruler of Japan!

Honor and Duty
If you would become the greatest daimyo of the Age of War, you need adaptability and a cunning strategy.

• A fast-paced dice game created by award-winning game designer, Reiner Knizia
• Players assume the roles of rival daimyos seeking to conquer castles in feudal Japan
• Seven custom dice allow you to muster your troops and establish your sieges
• Besiege your opponents’ castles to steal their points
• Two player games can play in as quickly as fifteen to thirty minutes

Rules.

In the midst of the greatest conflict humanity has ever known, victory will be claimed by the military that can overcome their enemies in every battleground. Do you have the skills to lead your nation’s best and bravest in the Air, Land, & Sea?

Supreme Commander! The enemy is upon us and it is up to you strategically deploy our available forces into the Air, Land, and Sea. Engage the opposing force and lead our forces to victory!

As Supreme Commander of your country’s military forces, it is your objective to win the war by being victorious in a series of Battles! To win a Battle, you must either control two of the three Theaters of war after both players have played all of their Battle cards, or convince your opponent to withdraw!

To control a Theater, the total strength of all Battle cards on your side of the Theater must exceed the total Strength of the Battle cards on the opponent’s side of the Theater.

At the start of each battle, you will be dealt a hand of six cards. You will not draw additional cards during the Battle, so you must formulate your strategy based on only these cards. Players take turns playing Battle cards one at a time, until all cards have been played, or one player decides to withdraw.

The order you play your Battle cards is critical, and so is how you play them. All cards can either be played face-up or face-down. Playing a card face-up triggers its Tactical Ability, but the card must be played in its corresponding theater. Face-down cards are wild and can be played to any theater, but only have a strength of 2 and do not grant Tactical Abilities.

You do not have to continue a Battle to the very end. Sometimes, it may be best to withdraw in order to deny your opponent complete victory! In Air, Land, & Sea, a strategic withdraw may lose you the battle to ultimately win the war! Victory points are awarded at the end of each Battle based on the results, and the first player to 12 victory points wins the war!

Card clarifications.

Contains:
* Theater Boards
- 1 Air
- 1 Land
- 1 Sea
* 18 Battle Cards
- 6 Air
- 6 Land
- 6 Sea
* 2 Supreme Commander Cards
- 1 Red First Player
- 1 Blue Second Player
* 14 Score Markers
- 2 Gold Sixes
- 6 Silver Threes
- 6 Bronze Ones
* 1 Rulebook

2 Players
15–30 Min
Age: 14+

Rules.

THE WAR IS ON!
Gather your forces and face off in the air, land, and sea! Outsmart and outplay your opponent to claim your victory! It won’t be easy, but it will be glorious!!!

Gameplay is the same in this standalone game as in Air, Land & Sea, but with 100% more critters and more vibrant colors. Two players vie for control over each theater of war by playing cards and strategically utilizing their special abilities to win battles.

Supreme Commander! The enemy is upon us and it is up to you strategically deploy our available forces into the Air, Land, and Sea. Engage the opposing force and lead our forces to victory!

As Supreme Commander of your country’s military forces, it is your objective to win the war by being victorious in a series of Battles! To win a Battle, you must either control two of the three Theaters of war after both players have played all of their Battle cards, or convince your opponent to withdraw!

To control a Theater, the total strength of all Battle cards on your side of the Theater must exceed the total Strength of the Battle cards on the opponent’s side of the Theater.

At the start of each battle, you will be dealt a hand of six cards. You will not draw additional cards during the Battle, so you must formulate your strategy based on only these cards. Players take turns playing Battle cards one at a time, until all cards have been played, or one player decides to withdraw.

The order you play your Battle cards is critical, and so is how you play them. All cards can either be played face-up or face-down. Playing a card face-up triggers its Tactical Ability, but the card must be played in its corresponding theater. Face-down cards are wild and can be played to any theater, but only have a strength of 2 and do not grant Tactical Abilities.

You do not have to continue a Battle to the very end. Sometimes, it may be best to withdraw in order to deny your opponent complete victory! In Air, Land, & Sea, a strategic withdraw may lose you the battle to ultimately win the war! Victory points are awarded at the end of each Battle based on the results, and the first player to 12 victory points wins the war!

Contains:
* Theater Boards
- 1 Air
- 1 Land
- 1 Sea
* 18 Battle Cards
- 6 Air
- 6 Land
- 6 Sea
* 2 Supreme Commander Cards
- 1 Red First Player
- 1 Blue Second Player
* 14 Score Markers
- 2 Gold Sixes
- 6 Silver Threes
- 6 Bronze Ones
* 1 Rulebook

2 Players
15–30 Min
Age: 14+

Flies, Lies & Supplies is the sequel to Air, Land and Sea: Critters At War.

This box contains everything new players need to get started, or can be combined with the original game to unlock new match-ups and game modes.

Armed with a range of spells in two completely contained game cards, wizards choose their spell in secret each turn and cast simultaneously with a mighty cry: ALAKAZAM!

Built-in spinners and tabs allow players to use damaging spells, predict an opponents moves with counter-spells, and even summon monsters to battle. Take down your opponent as quickly as possible before their spells hit their mark!

With the instructions on the back of each card and no extra components, the game is completely self-contained within two game boards (one for each player) which can be brought on any roadtrip, flight, or adventure quest, perfect for wizards of all ages.

2 Players
5–15 Min
Age: 6+

A pack of ten 30mm bases. Designed exclusively to fit the Aristeia! board hexagons. Add some extra glamour to the greatest show of the Human Sphere!

Ascension Eternal is a fast-paced deckbuilding game designed by Magic Pro Tour champions Justin Gary, Rob Dougherty, and Brian Kibler.

Continuing to build on the 10 year success of Ascension in the hobby/enthusiast market, this package brings all of the strategy and tactics of the award-winning deckbuilding game to a new low-priced, 2 player version accessible to casual audiences!

Easy to learn and a perfect entry point for new players! With a 20 minute playtime for 2 and the ability to add multiple copies together for more player action!

2 Players
30-40 Min
Age: 13+

Now in it's 8th GMT Printing, designer Reiner Knizia's Battle Line is our #2 All-time best-selling game! This new re-themed version of Battle Line is a two-player strategy card game built around the theme of Medieval warfare. This re-themed version of Battle Line features 60 beautiful new cards by illustrator Roland MacDonald, as well as 10 full-color tactics "wildcards" that give players extra flexibility and choices and help make each new battle wildly different from the last.

Battle Line takes about 30 minutes to play. To win, you must create powerful formations along your side of the line of battle that are superior to those of your enemy. Victory goes to the player who wins 5 of the 9 battle flags (an envelopment) or three adjacent flags (a breakthrough). Based on Reiner Knizia's original design published in Germany as Shotten-Totten, Battle Line enhances and expands that game system to give players even more tactical options and gut-wrenching decisions.

Battle Line places you in command of your army's strategies. How will you muster your formations? Will you use your powerful KingsGuard to vanquish your enemy, or perhaps send the King of England or France to the front to win a critical flag? Or perhaps you"ll rely on your spies to determine the enemy"s strengths and weaknesses before committing your best forces. You'll always have plenty of choices. With every card play, you'll determine the strength and direction of your attack while plotting to fend off your enemy's advances.

In Battle Line, you and your opponent lead the combined arms of the greatest units of the era. Will you, like the great Kings of yore, reign supreme? Play Battle Line, and find out.

Designer: Reiner Knizia

2 Players
30 Min
Age: 12+

As the shieldwalls clash, ravens fly overhead and lurk where the gory carnage is at its greatest. Break your opponent’s shieldwall before your own army loses heart and flees. Victory shall belong to the most cunning warlord, whose name shall be written into the Sagas.

Battle Ravens is a game of Viking Age warfare: a brutal clash of strength, cunning and luck, where subtlety and nuance are neither welcome or commonplace. You need to out-think and out-fight your opponent to win the battle. You do so by choosing whether to command your battle line to attack, defend, or redeploy, through clever use of action points. Combat is resolved by the roll of dice, and armies consist of Hirdmen (armoured warriors), Bondi (unarmoured warriors), and Thralls (cowardly but useful skirmishers!).

2 Players
45–60 Min
Age: 14+

BattleCON: Trials of Indines is a stand-alone game that captures the thrill of head-to-head battles between two skilled fighters.

BattleCON brings intense strategic dueling action to the tabletop, with a vast array of fighters, each boasting a unique ability that completely changes the game! Every character can utilize up to 35 different moves in combat, and each brings a powerful new play mechanic to the table that completely changes the game and forces you to fight in different ways.

Unleash psion'ic powers, clone yourself, steal opponents’ skills, and even resurrect from death to achieve victory! Choose your fighter, and get ready to do battle!

2 Players
10–45 Min
Age: 8+

In Blossoms players compete to create the most beautiful flower bouquet. The longer the flowers, the higher they score!

To set up, give each player two random face-down cards and three action tokens. Place the flower pots in the center of the playing area with space above them for the growing flowers. Place four different flower cards, one in each pot. Take one card from the draw pile and place it aside face-down.

Players alternate taking turns, trying to make the most valuable combination of flowers possible. On their turn, a player can conduct any number of actions, which are:

* Growth — Draw one card from the deck and place it in any pot that has the same flower type.
* Plant — Cut down one pot of flowers to score points; this ends your round.
* Special — Use your action tokens to perform one extra action depending on which pot you choose.

A player's turn ends when they decide to cut flowers or when they commit a BLOOPER. The game ends when the last card from the deck is drawn. Points are then scored by the size and diversity of sets you have planted. Whoever has the higher score wins!

2 Players
20 Min
Age: 8+