Once upon a time, a woodcutter and his daughter lived in a small village bordering the forest. She had traveled with him and had seen him speak with the forest animals. The Fox in the Forest is a trick-taking game for 2 players. Utilize the special abilities on the Fairy Tale characters to change the trump suit, lead even after you lose a trick, and more. The beautiful illustrations of the unique characters will help you quickly analyze your options. Score points by winning more tricks than your opponent, but don`t get greedy! Win too many tricks, and you will fall like the villain in so many fairy tales. 2 Players 30 Min Age: 10+

In this innovative, 2-player cooperative trick-taking game, players team up, helping each other move through the forest. Work together to play tricks and move through the forest. Use the special abilities of the characters to exchange cards with each other, the let your teammate follow with any card, and more. Win as a team by collecting all the gems, but be careful to stay on the path and not get lost in the forest! Contents: * 30 Game Cards (1-10 Doves, 1-10 Roses, 1-10 Stars) * 22 Gem Tokens * 4 Forest Tokens * 1 Team Tracker * 2 Reference Cards * 1 Forest Board * 1 Rules Sheet Number of Players: 2 For Ages: 10+ Playing Time: 30 minutes

Katso pelin esittely Youtubesta. Säännöt valmistajan sivuilta. Come In... If You Dare! You all stand at the entrance to the dungeon, but only one will enter: the bravest, the craziest, or maybe just the one who hasn't had a chance to flee yet! To see who has the guts to enter, take turns setting aside equipment or adding monsters to the dungeon. Are you tough enough to hit the dungeon? Or will you let someone else go down, and hope they stay down? Welcome to the Dungeon is a subtle game of "chicken." Don't get cold feet, but enjoy icing your opponents! CONTENTS: * 5 Domains (player's guides) * 80 Building cards * 174 Resource cards * 5 Monopoly cards * 1 Last Turn card * 1 rulebook Players: 2-4 Ages: 8+ Play Time: 30 min

World of Tanks: Miniatures Game is an easy to learn,is an easy to learn, fast-paced game, where you take command of a tankfast-paced game, where you take command of a tank unit, destroy your opponent and secure victory!unit, destroy your opponent and secure victory! Coming in at almost 200 tonnes, the German Maus is an iconic heavyweight champion, capable of shrugging off almost all incoming fire. Next, we have the Soviet IS-3. The rounded turret and piked frontal armour make the Soviet IS-3 stand out on the battlefield, along with its ability to bounce round after round. The mobile British Centurion Mk. 1 is the perfect upgrade platform, with upgrades to both the gun and turret increasing armour and firepower. And last but not least, the American T29 is the start of an instantly recognisable heavy tank line, with incredibly strong frontal armour and a huge 105mm gun to boot. Contains: * 4 Assembled and painted plastic tanks: (CENTURION MK. I, MAUS, T29, IS-3) * 1 rulebook * 6 dice * 4 tank cards * 30 crew, module and equipment cards * 32 critical damage cards * 2 terrain and token sheets * exlusive invite code for new online players & bonus code for existing online players 2+ players 30+ min

Pelaajien valinta 2018 voittaja: harrastajapelit Pelin viimeisimmät suomenkieliset säännöt valmistajan sivuilta. Also, the latest english rules from the manufacturer's site. 1918 – Veli Veljeä Vastaan on Suomen sisällissotaan sijoittuva korttivetoinen sotapeli kahdelle pelaajalle. Toinen pelaaja vastaa senaatin johtamien valkoisten joukkojen taistelusta toisen koittaessa johdattaa kansanvaltuuskunnan johtamat punaiset vallankumoukselliset voittoon. Pelissä on yli viisikymmentä historiallista tapahtumaa kuvaavaa korttia. Jokaisessa kortissa on paitsi peliin liittyvä kuvaus myös lyhyt historiallinen teksti ja siihen liittyvä kuva. Pelilautana on Suomen kartta vuodelta 1918, johon on merkitty kaupungit ja niitä yhdistävät maa- ja rautatiet. Valkoisen pelaajan tavoitteena on vallata punaisten hallussa olevat strategiset kaupungit punaisen pelaajan koittaessa joko valloittaa valkoisten pääkaupunki Vaasa tai pitää omat alueensa pelin loppuun. Peli on kaksikielinen, kaikki pelin materiaali on sekä suomeksi että englanniksi. Sisältö: * Pelilauta * 6 pelinappulaa * 55 korttia englanniksi ja 55 korttia suomeksi * Sääntökirja englanniksi ja suomeksi * Taulukko joukkojen sijoituksesta pelin alkaessa * Historiallinen variantti * Tohtori Olli Kleemolan lyhyt johdatus Suomen sisällissotaan 1918 * Kaksi kuusisivuista noppaa Long before the Iron Curtain divided Europe, decades before the Cuban missile crisis, and even longer before Vietnam and the domino theory, there was one battleground where red banners were raised outside of the birth of the Communist Revolution: Finland The first export of proletarian revolution, the Finnish Civil War marked the bold new step that the forces of international class warfare would take. This war had it all: foreign interventions, prison camps, both rural and urban fighting, as well as fierce ideological confrontation - even within the ranks of each side. The people of Finland, as well as their leaders had tough choices to make. The war made enemies out friends, and ravaged the soul of a nation. It was 1918, and it was Brother Against Brother. Brother against Brother is a two-player wargame of the Civil war in Finland during early 1918. One player takes the role of the Whites (i.e. the government troops) and other the Reds (socialist revolutionaries). In that bloody struggle future of the nation that has just declared its` independence is decided, and whether General C.G.E. Mannerheim of White forces or Comrade Kullervo Manner emerges triumphant is up to the players. Map is point-to-point representation of the Finland from 1918 featuring both railways and roads of the time, both of which also effect the gameplay. Game is card-driven and more than 50 action cards (each with unique picture of the era) are at the heart of the game. Cards can be used either as action points or events. Events include German intervention, Swedish occupation of Åland islands, grain trains from Soviet Russia as well as drunk Red commander… Units represent mainly company/battalion level and include both Civil Guards and Red Guards, as well as special units; armoured trains for Reds and Jaeger units and German intervention forces for Whites. Reds can either try to occupy the White capital of Vaasa (preferably before Germans appear) or to defend their area until the end of the game. Balancing with actions and events is crucial for both parties. Game is fully bi-lingual (English and Finnish) including two decks of action cards. So if you wish to familiarize yourself to wargaming lingo in Finnish this is a perfect opportunity. The game contains 55 uniquely illustrated cards, each with a genuine photograph taken during the war. Our aim was to present the events that transpired in the clearest way possible, while still providing the feeling of observing and influencing the conflict as if in the field. Brother against Brother has a fully mounted gameboard depicting the map of Finland from 1918, as well as 196 playing pieces and the necessary dice and reference materials. All the components are of high quality, both visually and physically. The game is fully bilingual, in English and Finnish. 1918: Brother Against Brother draws its inspiration from such classics as Paths of Glory, Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage and Hammer of the Scots. It can be played in about two hours. We have put a lot of effort in the research of background information for the game. Several museums and archives have provided support for the project. The photographs have been selected by a renowned scholar of political history, Dr. Olli Kleemola from the University of Turku. Dr. Kleemola has also provided assistance for the historical research necessary to be true to the conditions and accurate depiction of this short yet immensely consequential war. Components: * Game map * 206 counters * 55 cards in English and 55 cards in Finnish * Rules booklets in English and Finnish * Setup table * Historical variant * Short introduction to Finnish Civil War of 1918 by Dr. Olli Kleemola * Two 6-sided dice 2 Players 120–180 Min Age: 12+

1979: Revolution in Iran is a national-level strategic game covering the events leading up to the 1953 coup, the Islamic Revolution and the turbulent period in between. You will play as either the Coalition, pushing to nationalize the oil industry and, later, rise to oppose the Shah and remove him from power or as the Royalist, fighting to keep the Shah, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi in power and protect American and British oil interests. 1979 is a card-driven game for two players. Unlike many other event card games, each turn begins with a draft of event cards before alternating action rounds. Factional influence is each player's primary resource. It is used to trigger events, take actions and most importantly, mount opposition to those in power. Scoring is not open information, keeping tension front and center from start to finish. Do you have what it takes to change the course of history? 2 Players 90-120 Min Age: 14+

7 Wonders - Duel on erityisesti kahdelle pelaajalle suunniteltu versio suuren suosion saavuttaneesta 7 Wonders lautapelistä. Pelissä käytetään osittain 7 Wonders lautapelistä tuttuja elementtejä, mutta peli on kuitenkin täysin itsenäinen vain kahdelle pelaajalle kehitetty peli. 7 Wonders Duel: Pantheon on pelin lisäosa, joka tuo peliin muinaisten kansojen jumalat! Käytä jumalten voimia pelin manipuloimiseen. Vaatii 7 Wonders Duel perusversion. 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 Säännöt suomeksi, ruotsiksi, norjaksi ja tanskaksi.

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

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.

Standalone Just play with the 3 new theaters provided: Intelligence, Diplomacy, Economics. Mix w/ Base Game Play with any combination of 3 theaters from either box: ex. Intelligence, Air, Land. Epic Mode Play with any combination of 5 theaters from either box: ex. Intelligence, Diplomacy, Economics, Land, Sea. 2 Players 15–30 Min Age: 14+

Allies on näppärä kaksinpelattava suomalainen korttipeli jossa Realm of Wonderista tutut hahmot taistelevat alueiden hallinnasta. 2 Pelaajaa 30 Min Ikä: 8+

Our space colony has been infiltrated by murderous androids who look just like us. We are gradually being replaced by look-alikes! The only way to find out for sure if someone is a robot is by shooting them with your laser pistol. Each player gets a random card, which they must look at but let no one else see. Gameplay consists of talking: asking each other questions to figure out who became a Robot. The game ends when a Human decides to either shoot or shake hands! Humans prosper if they correctly shoot the Robot but the Robots win if humans turn on each other. Peace can be achieved by a handshake but sneaky Robots have an iron grip... 2 players 2 minutes

Band of Brothers: Texas Arrows is the third game in the Band of Brothers series of WW2 tactical games. It follows the US 36th Infantry Division through Italy, France, and Germany during WW2. First line and elite US Infantry squads are introduced. In twelve scenarios, they face a mixture of opposition forces including second line Germans, first line Germans, and Panzergrenadiers. New vehicles make an appearance as well. Texas Arrows uses the same streamlined proficiency system introduced in Band of Brothers: Ghost Panzer. Ownership of both Screaming Eagles and Ghost Panzer is required to play. (E.g. every scenario require some maps or counters from GP.) The initial print run also includes 2 sheets of counters that update all the 1st edition Screaming Eagles unit counters to the 2nd edition updated proficiency system introduced in Ghost Panzer. Contents: - 2 Sheets of 7/8" counters to update Screaming Eagles - 1 Sheet of 7/8" counters introducing new units - 2 Maps - Scenario book with 12 scenarios - 1 page of additional rules - 1 Player Aid Card 2 PlayersPlay Time: 90 MinAge: 12+

Basilica is an area control tile-laying game for two players set in medieval Florence offering heavy player interaction and easy-to-learn rules. Basilica is an abstract game with easy to learn rules and heavy player interaction. Players take on the roles of competing architects overseeing the construction of a magnificent cathedral. Each turn, they place tiles to enlarge the cathedral and create areas of a single color while placing builder pawns to gain advantages and control areas. In addition, players execute orders to move or remove builders, increase abilities, block spaces, or tear down previously built cathedral parts. There are four tile colors in the game. Players' goals are to create the largest possible areas representing a single color and to have more pawns in these areas than their opponent. Basilica designed by Łukasz M. Pogoda was first published in 2010 and further developed by the expansion Festum Fatuorum in 2012. The new edition by Portal Games includes the base game with a revamped game board, premium custom-made wooden pawns depicting medieval characters, and the expansion, offering players a premium full game experience. 2 Players 45 Min Age: 14+

Ancient Battles were fought in organized formations. The leaders of both sides directed their forces along the battle line to gain tactical advantage in order to overwhelm their opponent in the center, breakthrough one of his flanks, or hold their position until the time came for a decisive move. How will you muster your battle line? Your objective is to create powerful formations on your side of the nine Flags, in order to beat the formations on your opponent's side of the respective Flags. The first player to win three adjacent Flags (a Breakthrough) or any five Flags (an Envelopment) achieves victory. Based on Reiner Knizia's original design published in Germany as Schotten-Totten, Battle Line enhances and expands the game system to give players more tactical options and fun. Game Components CARDS 60 full-color Troop cards and 10 Tactics cards * 9 Flags (plastic pieces) * 4-page Rule Book Game Features Battle Line is a two-player card game built around the theme of warfare during the age of Alexander the Great. Battle Line features 60 full-color Rodger MacGowan/Mark Simonitch cards depicting the prominent formations of the period (War Elephants, Heavy Cavalry, Phalanx, etc.) and 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. How will you muster your battle line? Will you use your elephants to trample a hole in the enemy front, or send Alexander to the front to win a critical flag? Maybe you'll dispatch the Companion cavalry to lead or reinforce a crucial point in the line, 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 u 2 Players 30 Min Age: 12+

A brand-new limited edition printing of the Games Workshop classic, back for the first time in over 30 years! Block Mania is a face-paced 2 player game of manic destruction in Mega-City One, home of Judge Dredd. Each player controls the citizens of an entire Mega-City block, as they attempt to destroy the block next door-or at least do a lot of damage before the Judges arrive and stop all the fun! This limited-edition replica printing brings the classic work of Space Hulk designer Richard Halliwell back to print for the first time in decades. Relive the chaos of Juves soaring in bat-suits; hungry alien Kleggs commandeering Sky-Rail cars; and City-Def forces infiltrating the neighbouring block to blow it to smithereens, before the Judges unleash the riot foam to shut you down. 2 Players 120–180 Min Age: 14+

Rules. The adorably 'thinky' game for 2 clever cats. Every time you place a kitten on the bed, it goes “boop.” Which is to say that it pushes every other kitten next to it on the board one space away. Line up three kittens in a row to graduate them into cats... and then, get three cats in a row to win. But that isn’t easy with both you AND your opponent constantly “booping” kittens around. It’s like… herding cats! Can you “boop” your cats into position to win? Or will you just get “booped” right off the bed? * Approachable but challenging abstract game and a worthy follow up to SHOBU. * Plays in 20 to 30 minutes. * Features a quilted, fabric board that lays over the back of the box, completing the minature bed playing surface. 8 wood kittens and cats per player - 32 adorable cat pieces in all! It looks adorable, but is a deceptively challenging abstract strategy game. Contains: * Quilted fabric game board (which sits on back of box as a bed frame) * 32 wood cat and kitten pieces Game Design: Scott Brady Illustrations: Curt Covert Players: 2 Ages 10 and Up Time 20 min

1861. Civil erupts across America. Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis vie for control of the nation’s destiny, with both understanding that the struggle is as much political as it is a process of arms. Victory in battle will provide the most persuasive political argument when it comes to the five slave states bordering those already in contention – Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, and West Virginia. These are the states both the Confederacy and the Union need to win over. In each case, how these scales will tip, favoring either abolition or those who endorse the doctrine of human “property,” is yet to be decided. Battle and politics will sway the balance, and the result will help tell the story of this bloody war. Border States is a tactical game for 2 players, with each player taking control of one side. Your aim is to win the sort of decisive victories that will influence the Border States and rally them to your cause. Effective bluff, and at the same time being able to discern your enemy’s intentions, will be your best assets. Playing time is about 45 minutes. There are two ways to win the game: control sufficient States tokens to win by sudden death, or be the player with the most victory points at the end of the 5 rounds. 2 PlayersPlay Time: 30–50 MinAge: 14+

Caper: Europe is a two-player drafting game. You take turns sending thieves to famous locations across Europe, vying for control through special card powers. These thieves have tricks up their sleeves, which you can enhance by adding gear to them. And controlling the locations isn`t everything because priceless stolen goods await the thief who`s clever enough to snatch them first. Your goal is to score the most points by winning locations, collecting stolen goods, and equipping thieves with their preferred gear. The mastermind with the most points, tallied at the end of six rounds, wins. 2 Players 25–35 Min Age: 10+

Koe Catanin maailma uudella tavalla. Alussa pienet ruhtinaskunnat koostuvat vain muutamasta kortista. Noppien avulla saatte lisää raaka-aineita, joita käyttämällä alueenne vähitellen laajenevat kortti kortilta. Voittoon vaaditaan taitavaa suunnittelua, mutta usein myös ripaus onnea! Sisältö: * 180 korttia * 1 sankarinappula * 1 kauppanappula * 1 kuvionoppa * 1 tavallinen noppa * 4 korttitelinettä * säännöt suomeksi 2 Pelaajaa 45–120 Min Ikä: 10+

The Rivals for Catan is a reimplementation of Catan Card Game. The Rivals for Catan was released in German in September of 2010, on the 15th anniversary of the original card game. An English edition was released in the fourth quarter of 2010. The designer of the game, Klaus Teuber, has stated that he completely reworked many of the original card game's mechanics to make it easier for newcomers to play the game. Each player portrays a prince for Catan, developing their individual provinces and competing to build a more successful province than the other. The basic mode of play is similar to the original Catan Card Game, where players expand their provinces by building settlements connected by roads. Players may also build expansions in their settlements that aid them in various ways, or upgrade their settlements to cities to allow more expansions to be built. They build these additions by using resources that they accumulate each turn, which are determined by the roll of a die. Cards are drawn on each turn to replenish the players' hands. The players may also use action cards that directly affect either their own province or their opponent's province. The Rivals for Catan features a reduced pool of cards, without the more aggressive style of action cards found in the original Catan Card Game. Therefore, all action cards will be able to be used from the beginning of the game unlike in the original card game. 2 Players 45–60 Min Age: 10+