Cavern Tavern is a worker (dice) placement and resource management board game set in a fantasy world. Each player assumes the role of a worker in the tavern. Your job is to serve drinks, work in the kitchen, do chores, and on top of that try to keep every guest happy, including the nasty and greedy barkeep.

Every player has 4 dice that represents his available actions. On each turn, a player can assign his dice to 1 of the 21 locations in the tavern. These locations require different amount of dice value and each location holds a different reward. The players can choose to place 1 die on a location, combine them in groups to receive bigger rewards, or discard them to receive benefits that will help them advance in the game.

1–6 Players
60–120 Min
Age: 13+

Coloma is the town where an unexpected event happened that shaped history of the Western Frontier. In the Winter of 1848 a man building a sawmill on the South Fork of the American River spotted some bright nuggets in the tailrace waters below. Sure enough, it was gold! Though he tried to keep his discovery a secret, word spread quickly and it triggered the California Gold Rush of ‘49.

In the game of Coloma, you are a pioneer who has recently traveled out West to strike it rich and make a name for yourself. You will prospect for gold and use your windfalls to recruit workers, rustle up horses, and establish businesses. You will also get opportunities to explore the surrounding riverways and frontier lands. But alas! You are not alone, every other pioneer seems to have gotten thee same idea! Therefore, it will take extra cunning tactics on your part to not go Bust with the rest of them.

Coloma is a fast moving game with many paths to victory. It offers unique twists on simultaneous action selection, resource management, and engine-building.

1–6 Players
60–90 Min
Age: 13+

In Drawn to Adventure, you and up to three other adventurers will embark on an epic journey across the Five Realms, where you can use your skills and abilities to slay monsters and complete quests. You will have the chance to earn many rewards, such as mana to activate special powers; experience to level up your character; and of course glorious treasure!

Drawn to Adventure is a campaign-driven, roll-&-write game. Each player uses a dry-erase flip-book that contains six different hex-grid maps. Campaigns are played over three of the six maps. After the third map is finished, the player with the most treasure wins. So grab your mighty pen and come along; fame and fortune await those who are truly Drawn to Adventure!

2-4 Players
30-90 Min
Age: 14+

It’s Mancala meets worker-placement in this Wild West board game!

On your turn you’ll grab a Fistful of Meeples and place them around the street. Take actions such as: mining for gold, building businesses, dueling in the street, and setting off explosive jail breaks! After the dust has settled, the player with the most points wins!

2–4 Players
30 Min
Age: 14+

Welcome ashore!

Merchants Cove is a highly asymmetrical eurogame where each player assumes the role of a different fantasy merchant with a unique shop. The merchants contend to sell their goods to the arriving adventurers at the cove’s piers—the most famous markets in the Five Realms. Each player uses their own set of role-specific components and gameplay mechanisms to produce their goods, increase their shop’s efficiency, and—most importantly—get rich!

Though the merchants work independently in their specialized shops, they compete against each other to attract customers, influence the demands for goods, and secure sponsorships from the four faction halls. To get an edge, merchants can employ local townsfolk to work in their shops as staff. Or if they dare to cut corners, they can gain leverage from the corrupt lair of rogues—but at what cost? After three days of selling at the markets, the wealthiest merchant shall be declared the winner!

1-4 Players
45-75 Min
Age: 14+

Dragons are the hottest steeds in demand, and you, Dwelma Draketoooth, have the market cornered. As a seventh-generation dragon rancher, your last name is associated with the most sought-after serpents in the 5-Realms. Yet it’s not all glamorous! Young dragons are a handful to raise: they are fussy eaters, require lots of room to grow, and leave behind huge, steaming piles... Do you have what it takes to maintain the ranch and the Draketooth Dragons pedigree?

The Dragon Rancher is a new merchant you can play as. It is centered around a mix of bag-building and mancala-style mechanisms, where you draw food and drop it on your board, piece by piece. Once food is placed, the young dragons can follow the trails, and grow bigger with every bite!

As Mr. Nasty, the infamous innkeeper, you give customers a simple promise: a stiff drink, soft bed, and swift kick in the pants for those who start trouble. You won’t sell large goods at the piers like other merchants in town. Instead, you’ll offer room and board to tired adventurers after the markets close for the day. But space is limited and customers are fussy, the last thing you want is folks yapping about a bad experience.

The Innkeeper is a new merchant you can play as. It is centered around a speculation game, where you try to prepare rooms for the most common adventurers in play at the end of each round. If you plan well and satisfy your guests, you can yield an ever-increasing income. However, if you fail, you can expect brawls to break out, which can hurt your business!

As Haggatha the Oracle, you deal in fortunes for the unfortunate. Read the stars, divine the future, and twist the fates in your attempts to part folks from their precious gold. Weary adventurers visit your shop in search of hope and guidance. You offer this through lucky charms and horoscopes, but sometimes you need to do a little voodoo, too. Just be careful not to let your dark dabblings, or dirty dishes, scare aw away too many honest customers!

The Oracle is a new merchant you can play as. It is centered around a roll & write style game, with a pen, dry-erase board, and custom dice tray. Each turn you throw a handful of runes (a coin, bone, voodoo meeple, and dice) into a divided dish, then you record the results on your board in various ways to perform actions, and predict the future!

The Secret Stash is a treasure trove of goodies that can be added to Merchants Cove. It features a variety of modular expansions you can mix and match to create fresh experiences.

It also introduces new content for playing solo: a book of 12 thematically-driven scenarios, and a deck of solo challenge cards.

Contains:
* 1 Dragon Island Festival tile
* 4 Halls of Plenty tiles
* 1 Lair of Villainy tile
* 5 Faction Leader meeples
* 3 3D cardboard Boats
* 8 Boat setup cards
* 11 Rogue cards
* 8 Grey Rogue Goods
* 12 Corruption cards
* 48 Townsfolk cards
* 12 solo Challenge cards
* 36-page solo Scenarios book

Rise to Nobility is a worker (dice) placement game set in the same fantasy world as Cavern Tavern.

You each own a small piece of land in the newly built city, and your job is to rise from anonymity, make your way to the title of lord, and take over the head seat at the Stone Council. You can achieve this by upgrading your land and increasing its value, satisfying the demands of the settlers' council, attracting and housing as many settlers as you can, accommodating their needs, finding them jobs, and helping them develop from apprentices to guild masters, thus insuring you have people in high places all around the city of Caveborn.

1–6 Players
50–100 Min
Age: 13+

In Rise to Nobility: Beyond you will collect and guard precious Relics, give offerings to the Timeless Temple, and help the kingdom’s Elders so they can grant you favors or permanently win their endorsement in your path to become a Noble citizen of the Five Realms.

During that time you will have access to the Realms precious mineral, the Rock Rose, which will present you the opportunity to trade it for Goods, Coins, earn you the Queen’s reputation and more, but like anything else that is precious, it comes in limited quantities so be careful how you spend it.

The expansion, Rise to Nobility: Beyond introduces new ways to score points, a twist to the reputation mechanic and tableau building aspect that adds high replayability to the game.

Robin Hood and the Merry Men is a semi cooperative, but a highly competitive board game set in the folklore we all know and love. It`s a thematic euro style game that perfectly blends worker placement, hand management, set collection and dice rolling into a one big exciting crossover.

In the game, you will acquire resources and weapons, lay traps and fight the Sheriffs endless army of Guards, build barricades on the roads to ambush and rob the heavily guarded and gold-filled carriages that are taxing the villages, enter archery competitions, rescue prisoners from the castles darkest dungeons and much much more.

1–5 Players
60–90 Min
Age: 13+

Summit is an adventure game in which players attempt to ascend and descend a deadly mountain, working together, as rivals, or alone. It is a tile-laying, card-playing, dice-rolling survival game... and if the mountain doesn’t kill you, your friends might! Will you survive on your wits or on your tricks?

In a competitive game, players race up and down the deadly mountain while managing their resources, building their paths, overcoming obstacles, and attempting to survive their competition. Summit’s unique Karma system will let you actively help or hinder your opponents. However, your score on the Karma Track is based on how you play these “take-that” cards. Gain some points by sharing your supplies or helping out a fellow climber. Or lose some points by cutting their rope and pushing them back down the mountain. In a cooperative or solo game, players must now work together to overcome the mountain and survive the expedition.

Summit is a game so grueling you need only one team member to survive the ascent and descent, so players may sacrifice themselves for the good of the team. These modes have a “Sherpa Track”, “Time of Day Track” and a whole new set of Event cards added. With over 190 unique cards, nearly 100 tiles, unique resource management and tracking on dual-layer asymmetrical player mats and the ability to customize your difficulty and game length, Summit guarantees you will never play the same game twice!

1–6 Players
40–180 Min
Age: 14+