Battle Maps for Urban Adventures! The Cities & Towns Map Folio provides 12 large, 24 by 36 inch, high-resolution, wet/dry-erase battle maps perfect for staging city and town encounters in your 5th Edition game: * Temple districts and ruins * City streets and alleys * Canals and docks * Sewers and cemeteries * Plazas, arenas, and more! Take the fight to the streets with ready-made maps!

This beautiful, alternate version of the full book shows off a gorgeous foil-stamped cover, deluxe endpapers, and a ribbon bookmark. A Homebrewer’s Guide to Fantasy Cities! Campaign Builder: Cities & Towns Limited Edition provides a complete toolkit to create, expand, and enhance the cities and towns in your 5th Edition game, whether running an established setting or working with an original or homebrew setting. From guilds to temples, and from useful NPCs to wild tables of plots and rumors, this tome strengthens and expands your game's world immediately. Campaign Builder: Cities & Towns Limited Edition brings you everything you need: * City character sheets to help build and track your settlements * Guidance on all aspects of urban planning, from trade goods to architecture * NPCs, rulers, guilds, and cults to populate your metropolis * New character options to help urban heroes survive and thrive * A bounty of tables, from menu generators to public events Start building better cities today! Writers: Richard Green, Sarah Madsen, Sebastian Rombach, and Tim Hitchcock. Editors: Scott Gable and Meagan Maricle.

You feel it just below the surface. Something gnawing at the edge of sanity, a feeling that the steady march of machines and concrete that have come to be recognized as progress in the modern world is transient. Your visions show you a desolate future, where all that remains is dust, ash, and those who have long slumbered. Violent earthquakes contort cities to unrecognizable ruin, unrelenting typhoons eradicate coastlines, and deep below the Earth something ancient stirs. Shudde M’ell, The Cataclysm from Below, approaches with destruction and ruin as his heralds. Cities in Ruin sees four new investigators face the brink of madness to battle Ancient Ones, and introduces a slew of new monster and encounter cards to the world of Eldritch Horror. And what's more, new Ancient One Shudde M’ell’s presence brings a destructive twist to the game in the form of the Disaster deck. A World in Turmoil Shudde M’ell’s violent dreams are throwing cities around the world into a state of bedlam, and players will have to deal directly with the consequences via the new Disaster deck. If they’re lucky, an investigator may escape with some scars, if they're not, they may see a city devastated and left in ruin. Devastation can happen in a number of different ways, and investigators must work together to prevent such catastrophes. However, they can't save everyone. When a city space becomes devastated, it has a devastation token placed over it, representing its new, and bleak, place in the world. Encounters there now take a post-apocalyptic turn that sees cityscapes turn into wastelands, and citizens looking to saviors to deliver them from eradication. Investigators will find survivors jumping to their doom under the trance of a servant of Shudde M’ell, a milltary too petrified to fight the horrific creatures that prowl a now ruined city, or a cult preying on those who remain. Regardless of the heroics the investigators pull off, the city is still eradicated and all that remains are ashes to be protected from whatever horrors lurk in the shadows. The Cataclysm from Below The ancient city of G’harne was founded by the Elder Things and, in eons past, served to guard Shudde M’ell’s prison. Now it sits abandoned, its ancient warding-stones destroyed or stolen by souls too blinded by greed to understand their importance. Shudde M’ell now stirs, and the world trembles before him. Ruin is unavoidable in a game featuring Shudde M’ell, as it even begins with Rome being wiped off the map. Your adventure is sure to include more Disasters as the doom track inches forward, terrible tragedies to the rest of the world, horrifying omens to you. Investigators will have to solve three mysteries while dealing with the Ancient One’s catastrophic outbursts if they have any hope of survival. Should they fail to stop the awakening, Shudde M’ell will roar to life, and there may not be a world left to save. Brave Souls With the world falling apart around them, a select few have taken it upon themselves to face the cataclysmic storm. Cities of Ruin sees four new investigators: Bob Jenkins, Rita Young, Roland Banks, and “Ashcan” Pete stand against Shudde M’ell and his waves of destruction. Since the onset of his prophetic dreams, “Ashcan” Pete has taken on the role of the wanderer. Traveling the rails with his trusty companion, Duke, Pete has noticed the disturbing trend creeping up on the edges of society. Fires, floods, earthquakes; calamities are striking cities across the globe, and the cold-hands of desperation grip their survivors. Except the people of Oulu. When Pete set foot here, he found a town that didn’t give in to fear or madness, he found a people that had rebuilt after their great fire, he found a purpose. Pete reckons if he can figure out the source of all this carnage, he can help those who need it most. Pete begins the game with Duke, a unique asset, in play. The trusty companion gives Pete a second chance at success when resolving a test with a free reroll. Additionally, the bond between Duke and Pete allows the drifter to recover one additional sanity when he performs a rest action. What Pete lacks in influence he more than makes up for in utility, as he is able to perform an additional action while traveling along a train path, as long as the rails aren’t frozen in place by the bizarre weather patterns affecting the planet. Finally, Pete converts trash to treasure when he performs an acquire assets action; he can gain one item or trinket asset with a value less than his observation skill from the discard pile, and he'll need every item he can scrap together in the fight ahead. The World Trembles The sky will bleed, the earth will shake, and a few brave souls will face the Cataclysm from Below. Can you survive the devastation to come? • The seventh expansion for the popular Eldritch Horror board game • Four new investigators take up the fight against the Ancient Ones • Introduces mechanics for destroying cities • New Ancient One Shudde M’ell brings fresh monsters and encounters to the game

Näytettä. With the Ninth Circle crippled by Green Arrow and the Justice League, the Emerald Archer returns to a Star City ripe for a resistance. But Ollie Queen has one pesky thing to deal with first: his trial for murder! Then, it's a revelation Ollie Queen could never have imagined, even in his darkest dreams. Long thought dead, his mother, Moira, is alive; she's a leader of the Ninth Circle; she's responsible for destroying Seattle; and because of Green Arrow, her partners are going to kill her! Collects issues #33-38. SC, 144pgs, FC

With Cities of Destiny, the third expansion for Innovation, players can now add cities to their civilization-building efforts.

Board game cards suffer from frequent shuffing and heavy touching, therefore their protection should be of huge interest to any devoted board gamer. These board game sleeves provide a premium protection and still keep a great shuffe feel. With their matte lamination, these sleeves block annoying reflections to ensure that cards are clearly visible from all angles and avoid symptoms of eye fatigue during gameplay. The reinforced thickness of 100 microns adds weight and strength to all cards and provides a premium appearance. The wellknown and established Sleeve Color Codes by Fantasy Flight Games are continued in this product line. Players will recognize the proven color system and find new sizes with new color codes. Suitable for Scythe or Lost Cities Color Code: Magenta

The fourth release in Alaxis Press' The Obscure Cities series to be published by IDW brings the award winning graphic novels to readers in English for the first time! Albert Chamisso, a newlywed of just a few weeks to Sarah, begins to have nightmares. Dr. Polydore Vincent helps him to get rid of the nightmares, but a strange side effect of the treatment is that his shadow is in color afterwards. He struggles with this, losing his wife and his job in the process. He moves to the outskirts of Blossfeldtstad where he meets the lovely Minna. Together, they create a light show that becomes very popular in this bittersweet romantic noir tale. SC, 104pgs, B&W

Preview Roland de Cremer is a young man who has just been assigned to the Center of Cartography in Sodrovno-Voldachia. It's a secluded place that is usually insulated from the outside world. But something is happening out there. Rumors swirl of attacks, assassinations, war, and rebellions bloodily put down. Meanwhile, Roland has fallen in love with a young woman named Shkodra, who the authorities have also shown an increased interest in. She has mysterious markings on her back, tattoos that look like a map. As the threat to her increases, the two flee through deserts, mountains, and swamps. They have only one option for escape: to cross the border. But will they be able to find their way through this land that bears no resemblance to the maps Roland is familiar with and will his desire to save her get them both killed? SC, 9x12, 144pgs, FC

The second book of The Obscure Cities series following The Leaning Girl. Gholam Mortiza Khan comes to Brusel to sell some jewelry, but before the sale can be closed, Khan dies in an accident. Thus begin events sparking an investigation by Mary von Rathen: accumulation of sand in the apartment of Kristin Antipova; accumulation of stones in the house of Constant Abeels, and Maurice who is loosing weight by the day. The events have a catastrophic effect on Br'sel and time is of the essence. Newly translated into English by Ivanka Hahnenberger and Steve Smith (translator of The Leaning Girl and The Beauty) and edited by Smith and Karen Copeland at Alaxis Press for publication by IDW. TPB, PC, 128 pages, 9.375" x 11"

Board game cards suffer from frequent shuffing and heavy touching, therefore their protection should be of huge interest to any devoted board gamer. These board game sleeves provide a premium protection and still keep a great shuffe feel. With their matte lamination, these sleeves block annoying reflections to ensure that cards are clearly visible from all angles and avoid symptoms of eye fatigue during gameplay. The reinforced thickness of 100 microns adds weight and strength to all cards and provides a premium appearance. The wellknown and established Sleeve Color Codes by Fantasy Flight Games are continued in this product line. Players will recognize the proven color system and find new sizes with new color codes. Suitable for Scythe or Lost Cities Color Code: Magenta

Näytettä. The Reds have a new recruit: Supergirl! But even her power won't make Guy Gardner's team unstoppable, and they weren't counting on the arrival 272 pg, FC

You're a city builder, but would your reputation be enough to unite them again? To govern, you need to be able to understand and manage all six provinces. Once united, they formed an exceptional kingdom. Use your cards to build your cities and secure majorities, or to unleash their power and turn the tables. Royales Cities is played over 4 rounds. Each round corresponds to a season. At the end of each season, players build their cities using the cards they have collected during the round. The most influential player wins prestige points. However, cards are also used to perform actions that can turn the game around. It's up to you to optimize their use according to your strategy and your position on the Prestige track. In Royales Cities, you'll need to pay close attention to your neighbors' choices to build your cities wisely and astutely!

This is the Scrooge story famous for providing Steven Spielberg and George Lucas with inspiration for parts of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Carl Barks delivers another superb collection of clever plot twists, laugh-out-loud comedy, and all-around cartooning brilliance. HC, 7x10, 240pgs, FC

In Underwater Cities, by Vladimir Suchy (designer of Last Will and Pulsar 2849), the players build and develop underwater metropolises by constructing kelp farms, desalination plants, laboratories, and tunnels to connect them. The heart of the game is a clever mechanism using a combination of action slots and development cards. The players take turns playing cards into action slots, sometimes for the action of the slot, sometimes for the action of the cards. If played strategically, the players can receive a bonus for the card matching the slot. Balancing these strategic choices is the key to building the best underwater habitat, allowing humanity to thrive. 1–4 Players 80–150 Min Age: 12+

New Discoveries, the first expansion to the wildly popular game, Underwater Cities, will offer many new challenges to players who own the original game. This will be a `must-have` expansion for customers who own the game! New Asymmetric assistants and starting resource cards help speed up the game. 52 new cards to add even more choices.

Anvilgard is a heavily fortified port city that borders the sweltering jungle of the Charrwind Coast, first founded under the direction of the Anvils of the Heldenhammer. Surrounding Anvilgard on all sides is a dense, sprawling jungle encircled by a series of active volcanoes – the Order Draconis ride out into this wilderness every day, testing themselves against the ferocious monsters that populate the area. Represent the city of Anvilgard in a Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Firestorm campaign quickly and easily with this set of 34 plastic miniatures, designed to represent the forces of Order that live there. Included: - A Knight-Vexillor: carrying a warhammer and meteoric standard, he features incredibly intricate armour; - 2 sets of Judicators: 10 models in total, with skybolt bows, boltstorm crossbows, shockbolt and thunderbolt bows included, as well as 24 variant heads; - A Scourgerunner Chariot, drawn by 2 dark steeds and holding 7 harpoons – their Beastmaster crew can carry a spear or ravager harpoon; - A Black Ark Fleetmaster, who comes armed with a black ark cutlass and murder hook; - A War Hydra, 6 headed monster (each head unique) with 2 Beastmaster Handlers, who carry cruel goads and whips – this kit can optionally be assembled as a Kharibdyss; - 2 sets of Black Ark Corsairs – 20 models in total, armed with vicious blades, wicked cutlasses and repeater handblows. Also included is an Allegiance Ability rulesheet for armies from Anvilgard, as found in the Firestorm book, and 2 Stormcast Eternals transfer sheets.

Tempest’s Eye is a city carved out of the rock of the gigantic Titanspear Mountain, a multi-level metropolis linked together by winch-lifts and cable carriages. The enemies of Order long ago learned to fear the warriors of the Aetherguard, who call Tempest’s Eye their home; as do the Tempest Lords, noble heroes who rule with stern benevolence. Represent the city of Tempest's Eye in a Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Firestorm campaign quickly and easily with this set of 30 plastic miniatures, designed to represent the forces of Order that live there. Included: - 1 Lord-Castellant: armed with a Castellant’s halberd and clutching a warding lantern, he comes with a loyal Gryph-hound; - A set of Prosecutors: 6 models in total, which can be armed with either celestial hammers or stormcall javelins and sigmarite shield. - A set of Tempest Lords Upgrades: used to upgrade the Prosecutors to represent the Tempest Lords Warrior Chamber, this set comprises Five Liberator Kite shields, Three Prosecutor Round shields, Eight Standard pauldrons, Six Paladin pauldrons and Five Paladin tilting plates; - 1 Gyrocopter: complete with 4 different ancestor seals and 4 pilot options, this kit can also be optionally assembled as a Gyrobomber; - 1 Warden King: standing atop an oath stone, he is armed with a rune weapon and ancestor shield; - 2 sets of Irondrakes: 20 modes in total, these are armed with drakeguns, with their Ironwardens carrying a choice of drakegun, grudgehammer torpedo, a brace of drakefire pistols or a pistol and a cinderblast bomb. Errata: please download the updated Tempest's Eye Allegiance Ability PDF . This update supersedes the Allegiance Ability provided with this product.