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This is an age of strife and sorcery. An age of might, splendor, and decadence. In this age, powerful kingdoms fight for supremacy in the Hyborian world. Using armies, magic, and intrigue, these nations strive to expand their borders and increase their riches. Command the legions of imperial Aquilonia, the witches and monstrous creatures of frozen Hyperborea, the sorcerers and demonic servants of dusky Stygia, or the horse-hordes and cunning diplomats of the plains kingdom of Turan. Into this age of empire building, heroic achievements, and vile misdeeds steps Conan the Cimmerian - black-haired, sullen-eyed, sword in hand, a thief, a reaver, a slayer, with gigantic melancholies and gigantic mirth, to tread the jeweled thrones of the earth under his sandaled feet.

Age of Conan is a board game that puts players in control of one of the major kingdoms of the Hyborian age, a period of history well known through the tales of Conan the Cimmerian, the barbarian hero created by Robert E. Howard. Players fight with armies, sorcery, and intrigues to make their kingdom the most powerful of the age, and to secure for their side the mightiest hero of all – Conan the Cimmerian!

Adventure, intrigue and warfare in the Hyborian Age

With a host of miniatures, a huge board and innovative mechanics, the game recreates the "age undreamed of" invented by R. E. Howard.

A big-box board game for 2 to 4 players, Age of Conan puts players in the throne rooms of some among the most important kingdoms of the Hyborian Age. Aquilonia, Turan, Stygia and Hyperborea strive for supremacy, and are willing to use any weapon available, be it intrigue, open warfare, or even sorcery. All the while, Conan, the black-haired Cimmerian, creates his legend taking adventures in every corner of the Hyborian world, never giving his allegiance to any kingdom for more than a brief stint. Iconic Fate and Combat dice, a Strategy deck and individual Kingdom decks bring to life the colourful universe of Conan the Barbarian, made of sorcerous spells, violent battles and diverse characters, in a game that can be won by the most ruthless player, or maybe by the one that best manages the double-edged personality that is Conan.

Will Conan wear the Crown of your Kingdom, or tread his throne under his sandalled feet?

Age of Conan Board Game, is designed by the same team that created the best selling board game War of the Ring (Marco Maggi, Francesco Nepitello and Roberto Di Meglio).

The player nations
Aquilonia, Turan, Stygia, Hyperborea are the four kingdoms available as player nations in the game. These kingdoms were chosen over others due to their relevance in the stories, but also to ensure that each player would have a distinct set of capabilities and possible strategies at his disposal. Each kingdom has its own deck of cards (Kingdom Decks) filled with characters, special army units, magical artifacts, events and more. The composition of each deck recreates the peculiarities of a given kingdom, simulating for example its availability of good officers, or powerful sorcerers, or of elite military units.

Conan the Barbarian
In the game, Conan is present as a force of nature that the players try to drive in their chosen direction, but can never completely govern. The control of the hero changes from player to player in the course of the game, as the barbarian moves from adventure to adventure, accumulating Treasure, killing Monsters and conquering Women. Controlling Conan, albeit briefly, will sometime let a player hire him to fight in battles and sieges, or even to meddle in intrigue. In the long run, the way each player handles the barbarian will shape his attitude towards the various player nations, and will be an important condition to win. But again, be wary, as Conan can be a great help to a kingdom, but also a major threat.

Game mechanics
Inspired initally by the best-selling War of the Ring game, Age of Conan has grown much during development, to adapt to a different setting and different mode of play. Age of Conan portrays a slow attrition of multiple forces striving to increase their power and influence, where the adventures of an individual hero can make the difference. The core mechanic is still based on a modified Action dice system, adapted to work with a single pool of "Fate" dice available to all players. Also worth mentioning here is the all-new "campaign system" where the military subjugation of an indipendent kingdom depends on a series of linked battles, so that an extended effort is needed to overcome the many neutral powers of the Hyborian Age.

Art and components
The stunning cover art was created by the conceptual artist J.P. Targete. His work highlights the richness of Howard's setting, from the characterization of Conan himself, to the background dominated by exotic buildings and vast armies. Fabio Maiorana is in charge of the graphic design, and is producing a worthy sequel to the beautiful designs he made for games like the series of Wings of War.

Military and diplomatic units will be represented by high-quality plastic miniatures, as well as Conan the Barbarian himself, and buildings representing forts and palaces are featured. The big game board, seven decks of cards, Adventure tiles, iconic Fate and Combat dice complete this luxurious edition.

The Adventures in Hyboria expansion expands Conan’s role in the game, and tracks his progress from warrior to mercenary to general. With each adventure, Conan gains experience and moves from one stage to the next, becoming more powerful. His goal is to be crowned king, but he is also subject to fits of melancholy, so his emotional mood is tracked with a Mood Wheel--which affects his statistics and dice rolls. Not every game will end with Conan reaching his goal. There are also Story cards, new Companion characters, Spies to help win wars, new Kingdom cards, and prisoners added to the game.

The box contains:
* 4 new Objective cards
* 29 new Adventure cards
* 30 Story cards
* 20 new Kingdom cards (5 per Kingdom)
* 20 Spy tokens (5 per Kingdom)
* 9 Companion cards
* 12 Adventure tokens (including Companion tokens)
* 3 special Conan dice
* a Mood Wheel marker
* a Conan reference board
* a Conan experience marker
* a rulebook

This expansion also includes the AVATAR rules, adding a new layer to the gameplay where each Evil player moves an Avatar on the map, trying to trap the Hero in different ways... but the Hero gets more powerful every time the Avatar strike!

Contains:
* 2 hero miniatures
* Character Cards
* 5 avatar creatures and cards
* Hero cards

This expansion also includes 5 Special creature cards to be used with the Mob rules that allow the players to use the miniatures of unique creatures in a different way and the Special rules for rooms, that allow the Hero player to interact with the environment in a different way.

Contains:
* 3 hero miniatures
* Character Cards
* 4 boss miniatures
* Mission cards

Who will have the richest kingdom before the time of the Exile comes?

In the mythical land of AZTLÁN, four tribes strive to survive and prosper under the scrutiny of the gods themselves.

Peaceful coexistence brings wealth and prosperity to all, but the fearful Aztec gods favor those who are mighty in war and bring to them their subdued enemies as cruel offerings...

Only one of the four tribes will be granted the right to stay in this blessed land when the Time of Exile comes, at the end of the Fifth Age of the Sun.

Guide your tribe to build the mightiest empire through the Five Ages, win the favor of the gods, and become the greatest ruler in the land of Aztlàn.

Aztlán is a game with easy to learn rules, deep and engaging strategic game play, and high quality components.

Gameplay
Aztlán can be played by 3 or 4 players (or 2 players with the "Aztec Gods" variant). In a multi-player game, each player guides one of the four tribes. A game is divided into five stages, called ages.

At the beginning of each age, each player secretly chooses one of his power cards, and then, one at a time, places a certain number of his tribe pawns in one of the territories on the game board.

The game board is divided into five different types of territory: deserts, terraced fields, jungles, mountains/volcanoes, and cities.

The power card chosen for the age indicates the strength of that player’s tribe and identifies one type of territory (of the five different types). The greater the domains of that player, and the greater the number of territories of that type included within them, the higher the victory point score.

If a territory is disputed by several players, the strongest tribe may defeat the weaker ones; but war is not the only path to victory and peaceful coexistence with the other tribes sometimes brings greater rewards.

At the end of the fifth age, the player who scores the most victory points is the winner. His tribe rules Aztlán, while the time of Exile befalls his opponents!

The Viper Mk. VII Is a great improvement over the Viper Mk. II, with superior battle capabilities and better flight informatino for the pilot. After the Cylons infiltrated a fatal backdoor in the Command Navigation Program, most Mk. VIIs have been retrofitted, losing part of their performing features. Most of the Mk. VIIs aboard the Galactica were destroyed when the Cylons hacked their navigation software. The surviving ones, retrofitted with older software, are still very effective when flown by skilled pilots such as Apollo.

The Raptor is designed to play multiple roles, ranging from reconnaissance and scouting, to supporting missions with electronic countermeasures and deploying additional firepower. It is slower and less maneuverable than a Viper, but it is capable of short-range FTL jumps and can be armed to fight back Cylons. Sharon Boomer Valerii is one of the best Raptor pilots in the fleet, serving for two years on the Galactica, when she was still unaware of her identity as a Cylon infiltrator. This pack includes Boomers pilot card and skill cards.

The Heavy Raider is a Cylon multifunctional spacecraft, used to attack colonial ships and transport Cylon fighters on boarding missions. Like a Cylon Raider, this spacecraft is sentient and selfflying. It can also be piloted by Centurions or humanform Cylons, but its lack of windows forces the pilot to rely on electronics only to navigate. Capricas Sharon (Boomers clone) stole a Heavy Raider to rescue Starbuck from a Cylon base and escape to Kobol. This pack includes cards to represent her when she became a Colonial pilot, with the callsign Athena.

The Heavy Raider is a Cylon multifunctional spacecraft, used to attack colonial ships and transport Cylon fighters on boarding missions. Like a Cylon Raider, this spacecraft is sentient and selfflying. It can also be piloted by Centurions or humanform Cylons, but its lack of windows forces the pilot to rely on electronics only to navigate. The Heavy Raider has a thick armor, can resist intense enemy fire, and it is equipped with more powerful weaponry than a standard Raider. Its also a troop transport, perfect to carry Centurions onto planet surfaces or aboard human Battlestars.

The Heavy Raider is a Cylon multifunctional spacecraft, used to attack colonial ships and transport Cylon fighters on boarding missions. Like a Cylon Raider, this spacecraft is sentient and selfflying. It can also be piloted by Centurions or humanform Cylons, but its lack of windows forces the pilot to rely on electronics only to navigate. The Heavy Raider is wellarmed, carrying tri-barreled automatic cannons, which are able to sustain high rates of fire, and can equip shipto ship missiles. It is lethal in dogfights and can be converted into antiaircraft batteries for attacks on planetary surface.

The Raptor is designed to play multiple roles, ranging from reconnaissance and scouting, to supporting missions with electronic countermeasures and deploying additional firepower. It is slower and less maneuverable than a Viper, but it is capable of short-range FTL jumps and can be armed to fight back Cylons. The Raptor can be equipped with additional internal and external armaments on the fuselage and wings, such as autocannon and missile pods, for defensive and offensive operations where combat is to be expected.

The Raptor is designed to play multiple roles, ranging from reconnaissance and scouting, to supporting missions with electronic countermeasures and deploying additional firepower. It is slower and less maneuverable than a Viper, but it is capable of short-range FTL jumps and can be armed to fight back Cylons. The Raptor is an excellent tactical craft for searchand-rescue operations, as well as for transport of military forces and technicians. It can also be equipped for short and medium range scans of spacecraft signatures and planet surfaces.

The Raider is the primary Cylon assault craft, first encountered during the destruction of the Twelve Colonies. The ship is actually a biomechanical, selfaware living creature, with a complex system of organs, veins and biological fluids inside its main body.After shooting down this Raider, Kar aStarbuck Thrace captured and flew it back to the Galactica, adding her callsign under thew wings with adhesive tape. This pack includes her pilot and skill cards, and the ship cards to play the model as either Colonial or Cylon ship.

The Viper Mk. VII Is a great improvement over the Viper Mk. II, with superior battle capabilities and better flight informatino for the pilot. After the Cylons infiltrated a fatal backdoor in the Command Navigation Program, most Mk. VIIs have been retrofitted, losing part of their performing features. Isolated from the rest of the fleet, the pilots on board of Battlestar Pegasus have been fighting an exhausting battle against the Cylons, and they started to paint kill marks on their Vipers to keep up the crew morale.

The Viper Mk. VII Is a great improvement over the Viper Mk. II, with superior battle capabilities and better flight informatino for the pilot. After the Cylons infiltrated a fatal backdoor in the Command Navigation Program, most Mk. VIIs have been retrofitted, losing part of their performing features. Equipped with an almost totally computerized cockpit and sophisticated targeting software, the Mk. VII is armed with up to three forward-facing cannons, and it is a powerful rival for Cylon fightters.

Secret organizations fight for the right to rule over the Old Kingdom in Behind the Throne, an engaging, push-your-luck card game. Those struggling for power in the shadow of the royal throne use intrigue, blackmail, and threats to reach their goals. The more servants, nobles, and dignitaries they control, the closer they are to the throne.

2–4 Players
20–30 Min Playing Time
Age: 8+