| | Primordial Soup: Freshly Spiced
| $24.99 $17.95
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| An expansion for 5 and 6 players!
The soup has expanded to encompass even more amoebas as 5 and even 6 players can play at once. To facilitate this expansion we have included two new sets of amoebas and their foodstuff cubes, new gene cards, more biological points, damage beads, and... <more> |
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| | The Fishermen of Catan
| $4.00 $3.20
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| Here is a scenario for three or four players designed by Klaus Teuber for use with The Settlers of Catan game.
For generations, the people of Catan have lived in an island paradise, surrounded by the peaceful sea. they have long known of the benefits of the sea: maritime trade has... <more> |
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| | Great Wall of China
| $20.00 $14.95
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| Only the most cunning will win!
The scene is China in the 1st century BC. The great Emperor Shi Huang Ti has unified the formerly warring Chinese provinces under his stern rule and he has ordered the building of a Great Wall to protect his fledgling empire from raiding Mongols.
The... <more> |
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| | Carcassonne: Inns & Cathedrals
| $17.50 $12.95
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| This is an expansion to the fantastic, award-winning tile game: Carcassonne. (Note that it requires Carcassonne to play.)
There are several new tiles to add to the game. The cathedral makes city tiles worth three points when the city is completed; but nothing if the city is... <more> |
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| | Imperial 2030
| $59.95 $41.95
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| | The world in 2030. The new great powers China, India and Brazil are in ascendance, threatening the hegemony of the old Imperial powers United States, Russia and Europe. This has sparked a new global race for power and influence. Ulitmately, these six states are only puppets in a treacherous game,... <more> |
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| | In the Year of the Dragon
| $44.95 $31.95
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| | In this game, each player takes on the role of a Chinese prince, seeking to maximize the prosperity and prestige of his province in the ancient China of approximately 1000 A.D. To assist in these endeavors, the princes must call upon the diverse talents of their courtiers, from scholars and monks... <more> |
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