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Chroma Arcana is a tactical card game set in a fantasy world. Players take on the roles of powerful mages, using their knowledge of the arcane arts to outmanoeuvre and defeat their opponents. Each mage has access to a unique combination of Spells based on their chosen colours of magic, allowing for a diverse range of gameplay options and strategies. The goal of the game is to reduce your rival's health to zero. On your turn, you can place spell cards into your spellbook. Then, you can discard cards of a matching colour to charge those spells up. Once a spell is charged up, it must be cast! Spells can be instant-effect Bursts, Minions that provide a benefit for a handful of turns, powerful Edicts that last a single turn, or trap-like Wards that remain until their trigger condition is met. There are also item cards that you play straight from your hand, such as Potions that counter rival spells and Arcanas that super-charge your own. At the end of setup, you will have selected an Ego (your character identity), a Major Colour (along with a powerful Sigil and a well-practiced Rote), and two Minor Colours. This should be all you need to battle it out! 2 PlayersPlay Time: 20–40 MinAge: 13+

Who’s a good dog? Is it you? Yes? Well, we’ve got eleven of the very best doggos in Dog Fluxx! So, who’s ready for Walkies? Your Human better bring a plastic bag, because Poop happens. Hey, check out this Really Nice Stick we found Outside! Ooh, a Ball! But watch out: those Scary Noises could be a Stranger at the Front Door! Bark at it Until it Goes Away! Oh, it’s a Friend? Whatever you say, Bringer of Yums, you’re the Best Person Ever! Players: 2–6 Playtime: 5–30 minutes Ages: 8-

The mystical island of Emberheart is home to the last dragons. They were living in harmony with the villagers until poachers from the Distant Lands arrived to capture, raid, and plunder. To keep the island safe, the Dragon Ambassador now seeks the King’s support. As one of the King’s champions, your mission is to join forces with the villagers, rescue and protect the dragons, and stand against the evil poachers. Emberheart is a quick-playing, medium-weight worker placement game . As one of the King’s Champions, your task is to recruit heroes, rescue dragons and expand their preserves, train your own dragon companion, and oppose the roaming poachers. On your turn, you can either take an Aide token (granting you a unique bonus for the round), or send a party of hirelings to one of the locations on the island. The number of hirelings you send matters just as much as where you send them: the more you commit to a location, the earlier you get to choose from its limited rewards, and the less likely your opponents are to outbid you with a larger party. There are various hirelings at your disposal: Grunts are versatile but single-use, while Scouts, Rangers and Wardens are permanent, but limited to specific locations. Your Dragon Companion can also join a party of hirelings as you place them, giving them various bonuses based on how you trained it. The locations’ rewards allow you to recruit Heroes with unique abilities, rescue Dragons from the poachers’ grasp to get them to safety in matching Preserves, and launch counterattacks against the poachers. In the heat of some actions, and during the Poachers’ Raid at the end of each round, you may get burned, and advancing too far on the Flame track will take its toll at the end of the game. Rescuing Dragons, recruiting Heroes, training your Dragon Companion, and keeping your Flame low will earn you Glory at the end of the game. After five rounds, the Champion with the most Glory wins, inheriting the title of Dragon Ambassador. –4 PlayersPlay Time: 60–90 MinAge: 12+

Step into the heat and embrace your heroism with Firefighters on Duty, a real-time, co-operative board game. Players select the scenario and difficulty level they want to play. During the game, players immerse themselves in up to 6 intense, two-minute rounds in which they manage an entire fire department. They're tasked with dispatching vehicles and firefighters across the city, extinguishing fires, saving civilians, and safeguarding properties. Every round, players roll their action dice as quickly as they can and perform actions based on the symbol they roll. Every choice carries weight as the clock is always ticking. You need to work together, make decisions under pressure, and risk it all to keep the city safe. After the last round, points and negative points are added up. If the objective has been achieved and the negative points are minimal, the players win the game. 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 30–45 MinAge: 14+

In the game of Homeworlds, you take on the role of a space-faring civilization that has become embroiled in an epic, galaxy-wide struggle between Good and Evil. Good civilizations try to work together to eradicate Evil, while Evil civilizations crave only senseless destruction. But which players are Good and which are Evil? That's the ultimate question in this game of strategy, psychology, and diplomacy. Multi-player Sinister Homeworlds and (Andy Looney's prefered variant) 2-player Binary Homeworlds remove the Good/Evil roles, leaving the game as a perfect information Abstract Strategy game.

As one of the leading scientific researchers in the galaxy, you're in high demand. You've spent the last two years on Alarria, a small terrestrial planet several light-years from Earth. You've been studying the diverse indigenous fauna, and your field research has already yielded some incredible results. However, your days as a simple scientific researcher are about to end. An asteroid roughly the size of a small country has been picked up on radar hurtling towards Alarria — a planet killer. If something isn't done soon, the planet itself might cease to exist. Three distinct plans have been set into motion, each with a razor thin chance of succeeding: * A powerful laser is tracking the asteroid’s approach and will fire as soon as it comes within range in hopes of reducing it to a mere pebble. * An energy shield might be just enough to deflect the approaching asteroid, altering its course and saving Alarria. * In a final desperate attempt to preserve some of the unique species of the planet, an evacuation plan has been ordered. The nearby forest moon, Fortuna, has been tested and can support life, and thankfully it’s out of the blast zone. You just need to move as many of the species as possible before impact. Your research work has been put on hold as the greatest minds on the planet have been recruited to develop the three plans. Time is running out as each second brings the asteroid closer to Alarria. Where will you focus your efforts? Which plan has the best chance to succeed? There’s no time to waste... How to Save a World is a worker-placement game with hand-building and resource management. Each turn, you assign workers to perform critical tasks or spend action cards to help advance your goals. At the end of each round, the projects will be assessed and the asteroid will move ever closer. Can you make the right decisions to avert disaster in this competitive science-fiction thrill ride for 2-4 players? 1–4 PlayersPlay Time: 60–90 MinAge: 10+

Use your telescope to search the night sky for the most beautiful constellations. It can be difficult to get everything in the picture and the other astronomers will make it as difficult as possible for you. Get the most points by capturing the most beautiful starry sky. You do this by playing a row of ten star cards, using their effects cleverly and passing cards tactically. There are five constellations that you can find. Each card is divided into two halves, the highest value half has a ful version of the constellation and the lowest value half has an incomplete version of the constellation. Each star card has an effect which can be used to sabotage other players’ telescopes or increase your own telescopes value. The game is played in two stages of five rounds. Each round consists of the following four phases: Each player plays a card face down from their hand in front of them. All players reveal the card in front of them. If there is a card with the stop effect in play, you skip the next phase. In turn order, the players check for moon bonusses and play the effect shown on their played card. Each player chooses one card in their hand to rotate and passes their hand to the player to their left. When players have a total of ten star cards played in front of them, the game ends and the final scoring begins. The players add up the points shown on the top half of the card in front of them and apply any end game effects that are visible. The player with the most points, wins the game!

Some nights, the shadows are alive… and they’re hunting you. On a stormy night, a mansion offers shelter but becomes a trap. Terrorscape is a 2 to 4 player asymmetric horror game where one player is the Killer and the others are Survivors trying to escape. Survivors must find keys or repair the radio while avoiding noise, searching for items, and managing fear. Every action risks revealing their location. The Killer tracks sound, blocks paths, and uses abilities to hunt them down. With unique characters and abilities on both sides, each game is tense and different. Plays in 30 to 45 minutes, delivering a fast, cinematic horror experience. 2–4 PlayersPlay Time: 30–45 MinAge: 14+

Rules. "Ah yes, this is a very interesting piece! Notice the fine craftsmanship, and that you can barely hear the otherworldly wailing emanating from it." You and up to 3 opponents are rival antiques dealers, each of whom received an invitation to a manor home filled to the brim with very old and valuable collectibles. But when you arrive, you quickly realize that each and every item in the house has one thing in common: they are hopelessly haunted! Bringing these terrifying treasures back to your warehouse seems like a ghastly idea, but having just a few might raise your profile. Perhaps you can even convince some wealthy collectors to take some of the macabre museum pieces off your hands… Your goal is to escape the manor with the least haunted set of loot... that is, if you escape at all! 2–4 PlayersPlay Time: 15–20 MinAge: 14+

The perfect way to start playing Ashes! Choose a Phoenixborn, a powerful, magic-wielding demigod, and prepare for battle! Select your deck of cards, choose your dice, then throw yourself into the fray. Summon allies and cast powerful spells, all while outwitting your opponent. Ashes is a game of clever card-play and subtle strategy, playable against a friend or co-operatively or on your own. Contents: * 2 Phoenixborn Decks * 1 Dragonborn Deck * 10 Astral Dice * 10 Artifice Dice * 5 Dragon Dice * 1 Dragon Board * 149 Tokens * 6 Reference Cards * 1 Comprehensive Rulebook * 1 Quick Start Guide 1–2 Players 30–60 Min Age: 14+

Take on the role of a famous commander with abilities that shake up the tried-and-true way you’ve played for years. The “standard” opening moves that you’ve seen over and over again will soon be a thing of the past, and that will lead to new and exciting conclusions as well! Axis & Allies: Commanders introduces Admirals and Generals from 9 different countries, plus two WWI Supreme Commanders, each with power-specific abilities that can be used in any version of Axis & Allies. This accessory features all-new artwork of every commander! Axis & Allies: Commanders is an accessory and not a complete game. Compatible with any version of Axis & Allies games. Features: * As a player in any Axis & Allies game, you now have a historic identity beyond your country whose skill and expertise can turn the tide of history! * Secretly choose your commander at the beginning of the game and use the basic or expert ability throughout the game. * Commander Tiles feature new original artwork of Admirals, Generals, and Commanders from 9 different countries, including General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, and more. Contents: * 24 Double-Sided Commander Tiles * 1 Rulebook

Confusing Lands is a microgame for 2 players in which each player creates their own wacky floating landscape! Get ready to discover majestic mountains, trace flowing rivers, and encounter the occasional cute little deer! Players take turns playing cards containing various symbols and scoring conditions. Once both players have played 8 cards, they each tally points based on a single shared scoring condition as well as the other scoring conditions present in their finished landscapes. The winner is the player that created the best confusing landscape! Which is to say... the player with the most points at the end of the game! 1–2 Players 10 Min Age: 12+

Defrag is a hand management grid puzzle game in which you are attempting to rearrange and consolidate various file fragments before exhausting your resources. Defrag has several solo and multiplayer game modes, including a series of increasingly difficult challenges with unique goals. 1–2 Players 15–25 Min Age: 12+

You are the first born prince. Ever since your earliest years, you’ve had to watch your actions carefully, knowing that one day, they’ll shape the fate of many. What legacy do you wish to leave? Will your people look upon you with hope and adoration, or will they yearn for your downfall? Can you bring justice and prosperity to your kingdom? FateFlip is a story that develops differently depending on your decisions, the consequences to which you will learn either right away or later on. Find out all 12 endings to this adventure! 1. Read the text on the upper half of a card and choose one of the available options. 2. Adjust the parameters on the counter according to your decision. 3. Flip and move the card as instructed by the icons and find out what comes of your decision. 1–99 Players 35 Min Age: 10+

The First Tsar: Ivan the Terrible is a thematic sequel to the popular board game Rurik: Dawn of Kiev. In this board game you will lead the boyar families competing for power and honor in the 16th-century Tsardom of Russia. Over four decades, you’ll collect income from estates and equip troops, trade with foreigners and fortify cities, seek privileges and carry out royal assignments. Use your influence on the tsar, bribe his minions, and perhaps it is your family that will succeed in taking the Russian throne in the next century. The game is played over four rounds, each one representing approximately a decade of Ivan the Terrible’s reign. At the beginning of each round the players send their boyars to the Kremlin chambers, choosing their actions for the current decade. Then the players perform the chosen actions: receive income from cities; place boyars and warriors on the map and move them; gain and complete construction, trade and military projects; exchange goods; acquire new titles and estates. At the end of the round, the players with the most influence in the four regions receive additional rewards. An important element of the game is the Tsar’s favor, which is used to resolve all ties. At the end of the game, the player with the most victory points wins. 2–4 PlayersPlay Time: 90–120 MinAge: 12+

Players will be on one of two teams: Orange Team or Green Team. And then the Green Team wins. Everyone will be asked the same question, then writes down their responses at the same time. All players with the winning answer join the Green Team and score points. But it's not about having the best answer, or the smartest answer, or the funniest answer. Only the most popular answer wins - the one that the most players at the table wrote down. To win, get on the Green Team, stay on the Green Team, and win - because that's what the Green Team does. They win. 3–12 Players 15 Min Age: 10+

The Light in the Mist can be played solo or cooperatively in a small group. Its non-linear structure and varied puzzle difficulty will engage players of all experience levels with over five hours of gameplay. Do you have what it takes to overcome the challenges thrown your way without getting lost in the mist? Your friend’s mysterious disappearance results in the discovery of an unusual item, leading you to embark on a journey through time and memory. In this narrative puzzle adventure by PostCurious and Jack Fallows, an intimate coming-of-age story is told through an object that serves as a tarot deck, a puzzle game, and a work of art. You will need to manipulate cards, find hidden messages, and solve logic and word problems in order to uncover the deck’s secrets. Packed with gorgeous illustrations, resonant storytelling, and unique puzzles. 1–4 Players 300–500 Min Age: 14+

Set in the world of Castle Panic, a fearsome dragon is threatening to burn all the villages in the Kingdom! Luckily dragons are greedy, so if you can bribe him with treasures from the battlefield like a Barbarian’s Axe or a Phoenix Feather, you might persuade him to spare your village. Unfortunately, all the other villagers have the same idea! Bribe with the right treasure at the right time to keep the dragon’s attention while buying treasures at the Black Market and cursing the other villagers' treasures. When there’s no more treasure left, the dragon will burn all the villages except for one. Will it be yours? Includes a 1 Promo card (Bribe) to be used in your copy of Castle Panic. Includes: * 84 Treasure cards * 20 Wild cards * 6 Treasure tokens * 1 board * 5 Player Aid cards * Rules * 1 Promo card for Castle Panic 2–5 Players 20–30 Min Age: 10+

Master the art of Sensu and become a true master artisan! Sensu is an elegant and strategic card game for 1-5 players, where cunning and wit are key. Your goal? Create card combinations that add up to exactly 15 to claim valuable fan cards. Each fan is made of 7 sticks of the same color: complete 3 fans before anyone else to win! Set in the refined world of Japanese tradition—between dance, theater, and samurai battles—Sensu blends simplicity and depth in a compact, engaging format. Winner of the prestigious "Premio Gioco Inedito" award at Lucca Comics & Games 2023, Sensu is a light strategy gem that stands out. Who has the wit to become the master of Sensu? Content: * 85 Fan cards * 25 Sensu cards * 5 player boards * 29 tokens * Rulebook Game Idea: Enrico Vicario Illustrations: Andrea Guerrieri 1–5 Players 25 Min Age: 8+

In Star Wars Villainous: Cold Tactics, players choose to play one of two iconic villains from the Star Wars galaxy: Grand Admiral Thrawn or Count Dooku. If you play as Grand Admiral Thrawn, you must be efficient and unforgiving in your pursuit of taking over and controlling planets in the name of the Empire. To win, you must operate strategically in Thrawn's sector and occupy each location by collecting artifacts, deploying the 7th Fleet, and using ambition to flip the location over. As Count Dooku, you need to lead the Separatist Movement and bring an end to the Galactic Republic and Jedi. Count Dooku needs to convince an organization just how powerful he can be by defeating the Jedi to intimidate neutral organizations into active organizations at each location to fulfill his objective and stand alongside Darth Sidious as the true power of the galaxy! Villains in Star Wars Villainous: Cold Tactics can also be mixed with those in Star Wars Villainous: Power of the Dark Side, Star Wars Villainous: Scum and Villainy, and Star Wars Villainous: Revenge at Last. 2 Players 50 Min Age: 10+

In Tatsumi, the island celebrates you as their guardian dragon, their Tatsu. Your calling is to restore the elements on your island and renew good fortune for your people. Drafting resources, collecting sets, and scoring bonuses in Tatsumi relies on the position of your dragon avatar on the seaboard, creating a more immersive and believable abstract strategy experience. The seaboard randomizes and stages the entire game's resources into a 3-dimensional central board so you can strategically look ahead planning when to collect and when to score. The tile-placement in Tatsumi has a puzzly yet satisfying feel through a clever combination of engine-building, instant scoring, and elemental inspired end game tile-placement bonuses for you to maximize. Each player may play with a symmetric setup for learning or competition, or a fully asymmetric island and dragon combination for tons of replayability. Fans of games like Azul, Harmonies, and Splendor will appreciate the intuitive gameplay, elevated componentry, and additional features specifically developed to extend beyond gateway games in this genre for gamers that enjoy solo-play, symmetric and asymmetric combinations, and a multigame feel packed into a single box. 1–4 Players 40 Min Age: 10+

In the Irish myth cycles, the land of Tír na nÓg is the realm of the Otherworld, the place where the Fairies lived and heroes visited on quests. It was a place just outside the realm of man, off to the west, where there was no illness or death or time, but only happiness and beauty. The golden path to Tír na nÓg is open again, and the greatest Celtic Storytellers have gathered for a once-in-a-lifetime journey. When they return, they’ll bring with them tales of the creatures they met and the adventures they lived. Over time those stories will become a saga — and the most epic saga will live on forever. Play overview: Journey to the Otherworld by placing Storytellers between Story cards in the shared grid. When all Storytellers have been placed, draft cards and add them to your hand. From your hand, add cards to your tableau – one card to hand, one card played. At the end of 5 rounds, score each row according to the rules on its corresponding Goal card, and earn points for having the most connected Story cards of each color. The highest score wins. 1–5 Players 30–45 Min Age: 13+

Turn your Bonsai tree into a masterpiece. Enhance your Bonsai with this add-on. The set includes 156 high-quality beech wood hexagonal tiles to replace the base game tiles.