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Ironwood is a rules-light, highly asymmetric, card-driven tactical game for 1-2 players. Each round, you and your opponent take turns playing a total of three faction-specific cards to use their action effects. These effects include positioning battlegroups, initiating combat, gaining crystals, applying temporary passive effects, and more. When combat occurs, you’ll use those same cards for their combat values, in a simultaneous bid to gain combat bonuses, inflict or deflect casualties, and increase your battlegroups’ dominance to win the battle. Ironwood also offers a solo mode against the Ironclad or the Woodwalkers. Each faction is controlled by a unique deck of 30+ action cards. On your turn, you select a card from your hand and resolve the action to progress toward victory. However, when a player initiates combat, you use the same cards in your hand to fight. Instead of resolving the action on the card, you and your opponent simultaneously bid a card with their combat values. With faction-specific decks, unique victory conditions, and very different playstyles, each faction feels completely different. The Ironclad represent the established, defensive faction that favors long-term development. The Woodwalkers have limited access to crystals, and their more aggressive playstyle focuses on sabotage, pillaging, and surprise attacks. As Commander of the Ironclad, your main goal is to lay the foundations of your forges and, once you have collected enough crystals, build these forges on the foundations. As Leader of the Woodwalkers, your mission is to find the ancient Totems of your people and secure them in the outer woods, out of reach of the Ironclad.

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Ready, aim... LAUNCH THE CATAPULTS! Two houses, the Chauforts and the Cunningfields, both equally noble in dignity, in their fair kingdoms. If only there were no ancient feud. Build your castle, deploy your troops, load your catapults and use clever tactics to conquer the battlefield! Strike down all your opponent's troops to win!

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The Isle of Cats Duel is a competitive, standalone game designed specifically for two players, set in the beloved world of The Isle of Cats . Take on the challenge in this cat place board game and prove once and for all that you are the best cat rescuer. In the game you are a resident of Squalls End on a rescue mission to the island of cats. You must save as many cats as possible before the evil Lord Vesh arrives. Each cat is represented by a unique tile and is part of a family. You must find a way to fit them all on your boat, while keeping the families together. The Isle of Cats Duel replaces the original game’s card drafting with a new movement system. Guided by an Oshax cat, players take turns moving across the island. Where you move determines which cats, treasures, and lessons you can acquire, and it also shapes the options your opponent will have on their next turn. At the end, the player who best rescues cats, completes lessons, and limits their opponent's options will prove themselves to be the ultimate cat rescuer.

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Tiletum: Prospect for Silver is an expansion for Tiletum and requires a copy of the base game to play. This expansion introduces a unique resource: silver. To obtain silver, you must use a new action type that lets you control prospectors who move around underground maps in search of sources of this precious material. In addition, silver allows you to acquire technologies that greatly enhance your game. Welcome to the Renaissance, where the merchants’ hunger for gold is matched only by their desire for silver. As you gain your first riches, put your prospectors to work in silver mines to extract this sought-after resource. With silver in your pockets, you can invest in the expertise of scholars and craftsmen, gaining crucial advantages over your rivals. You will also improve the harsh conditions in the mines by building underground houses and cathedrals within the mines themselves. But your ambitions know no bounds. As you expand your operations, you’ll explore new territories previously out of reach, and send out prospectors to discover even more lucrative mines. Are you ready to brave the perilous waters of Renaissance trade and claim your place among the elite traders of the time?

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Combine luck with tactical decisions to outsmart your opponents. Use your foresight to bet wisely and outsmart your opponents. Every decision can tip the balance in your favor. Double Lucky 7 is more than just a game; it is an adventure full of strategy, luck and excitement until the very end. This game brings excitement to every gaming table and is suitable for young and old with fast and exciting game rounds. The game has simple rules that are quick to learn but also offers enough challenge for experienced players. You play the game with 2 to 7 players and can be played in a fast 7-round version or in an extensive 14-round variant. Players remain continuously involved and entertained, in short, perfect for cozy family or friends evenings.

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Players take on the role of "Finders" and try to correctly place "Thing" cards in a Venn diagram. Each ring of the Venn diagram has special rules. The twist? Only one player, playing as "The Knower," knows the secret rules. The rules fall into three different categories: Word : relates to the spelling or structure of the word. Property : deals with the physical properties of the object. Context : revolves around the role or position of the object in society. An example of rules might be: 'begins with a vowel', 'edible' and 'found at a school'. The Thing card 'Apple' satisfies all three rules and is placed in the middle of the Venn diagram. In contrast, 'Train' satisfies none of the rules and is outside the diagram. Each time an object is placed or moved to the correct spot, players are given more information about what the rules might be. If a player places a card correctly, they may immediately place a new card. The first player to get rid of all their cards wins. Strategy Tip: The goal is to get rid of your cards, not to figure out the rules. But the best way to get rid of your cards is to figure out the rules!

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On Tour Paris & New York is a new standalone game, based on the original On Tour design, with new travel options! Your goal is to map out the longest and most efficient route through these two magnificent cities. As musicians in the 1920s, you try to play in as many jazz clubs as possible. Each turn, two ten-sided dice are rolled, creating two two-digit numbers (for example, a roll of 3 and 7 gives 37 and 73). Each player writes both numbers on a location on their card. The regions in which you can write are limited by cards in the center of the table. New skills, like taking riverboats and ferries, will help you explore the city and become a jazz legend. At the end of the game, each player draws a route on their map, starting with a low number and then adjacent locations with increasing numbers. You get points for each location you visit.

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On Tour is a 20-minute route-building, roll-and-write board game with large, high-quality components, suitable for 1-8 players ( but can be played with as many people as there are cards ). Each turn, dice determine which numbers you write down, while cards limit which places you can visit.

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In this game you try to create the best orchard by growing fields of the same fruit. But if you take too much risk, your field might not yield anything at all! Take an orchard card from the market and place it in your own orchard. Be as smart as possible and create large fields of the same type of fruit. Does a field of fruit border the number of water drops that is exactly equal to the number of fruit in that field? Then the field scores points! The player with the most points wins the game.

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Cascadia Junior takes younger players on an adventure through the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest! Based on the award-winning Cascadia, players build their own panoramic maps by matching animals and habitats to score points. This junior version helps kids ages 6 and up develop pattern recognition, set collection, and basic math skills while learning about the diverse wildlife in the area, including bears, moose, foxes, hawks, and salmon. Explore mountains, wetlands, prairies, rivers, and forests as you create the best combinations of animals and their natural habitats. Players learn through play and develop strategic thinking in this fun and educational game for the whole family.

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Travel the spectacular 800-mile Arizona Trail as you take in breathtaking mountains, canyons, plateaus and deserts. Spot an astonishing variety of wildlife including the Roadrunner and Javelina, while avoiding the Gila Monster. From Saguaro National Park and the Sonoran Desert, through the world’s largest Ponderosa Pine forest and into the Grand Canyon, you’ll encounter the incredible diversity of terrain, flora and fauna in Arizona, also known as State 48. Players can call upon the legendary Jackalope and the Lost Dutchman to aid in their journey. Turn order is determined each round via a unique mechanic that combines movement and observation. To gain advantages and create their own mural of Arizona wonders, players must gather an interesting mix of natural and personal resources and efficiently place polyomino images.

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The media is fascinated by an unorthodox killer known as The Tormentor, for her method of placing victims in deadly traps that are theoretically avoidable. Why she does this is still under investigation, but people are dying and now you find yourself in one of her traps...

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For the first time in Terror From Destiny, there is no killer (or henchmen) to fight. At least, none that you can see or attack. Instead, the killer is death, fate, or destiny (take your pick). It will slowly claim the lives of the Destined Victims: five special victims that are tied to the story and are always present, regardless of location. You must save as many of these victims as possible, because for every victim you fail to save, fate will exact a heavy toll at the end of the game. But there’s a catch (as always): the Predestined Victims must be rescued in a VERY specific order, an order you don’t know at the start of the game! Make a mistake and rescue the Athlete before the Cheerleader, and fate will not appreciate your interference.

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A cyborg from the future has come back in time with a mission to destroy a child he calls “The Savior.” Unfortunately, the child is a bit of a nuisance who won’t listen to you. The Mark V Hunter is your first challenge. You must destroy it before the Mark X Hunter arrives to have any chance of surviving. Will you rebuild the Mark V to help you against the Mark X? Or will you go it alone and try to survive against all odds?

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The media is fascinated by an unorthodox killer known as The Tormentor, for her method of placing victims in deadly traps that are theoretically avoidable. Why she does this is still under investigation, but people are dying and now you find yourself in one of her traps...

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You are not perfect. You have made your share of mistakes. Maybe you deserve to be in this shifting hellscape... or maybe you don't. Razorface is a killer who forces you to come to terms with yourself and face your "ills." He draws power from those ills, and horrific mutilation and suffering await you if you fail to do so.

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Strange things are happening in the small town of Falconwood. Government experiments and supernatural events are common. You and your friends have begun documenting these events in the Falconwood Files, a collective journal of your group. So far, none of the events have involved you... but that's about to change.

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Are you a motivated ant or a busy bee? Arthropods is the English term for the family of arthropods that play the leading role in this board game. With the contents of this box you can play no less than four different games. Strategically building your colony using the hexagon-shaped tiles is central to all of them, although each game has its own rules that determine the difficulty of the game. Happy Honey Beez: This game is the easiest of the four. In Happy Honey Beez, each player starts with a queen and three workers in hand and each turn you connect one to four hexagon tiles to the board. With these tiles you try to build a beehive to score points. In addition, you put your workers to work to collect pollen on the meadow tiles and then convert it into honey in a honey chamber. You can also score points with honey. Knights in Buzzing Armor: This game continues where Happy Honey Beez stops. The honey produced by the workers is now also needed to care for an egg and thus expand your bee colony. Furthermore, there are also drones that defend against hostile bees or can sting as a last resort. This makes the bees on the board increasingly important for thwarting your opponents or scoring extra points yourself. Antropolis: This starter variant of the ants is a bit more difficult than the bees. Although a similar game mechanism is used, it is a completely different game. Here too, you win by getting the most points, but this can be done by building both nests and tunnels. There is also a larger variety of hexagon tiles and you can connect or buy more in one turn. Worker ants collect food on forest tiles for this purpose, but are also needed to maintain constructed tunnels. Of course, the queen is needed to score points through both building tunnels and claiming nests. Supersize Colony: This is the hardest variant in Arthropods and requires all ants. Unlike bees, you don't have to hatch ants to use them. When you feed a larva, you can immediately exchange it for a soldier or worker. Just like in Antropolis, the workers are needed to gather food, but they are also essential in caring for your larvae. The soldiers ensure that your workers stay safe, but you also need them to mate.

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In Who Knows What, each player gets a sheet with different categories. The game starts as soon as a letter from the letter bar is chosen. Then the first row is played and you have to fill in each category as quickly as possible with a word that starts with the chosen letter. This continues until all rows are filled. Then the points are added together. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What. This is the edition of Who Knows What with everything about celebrating a party.

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In Who Knows What, each player gets a sheet with different categories. The game starts as soon as a letter is chosen from the letter bar. Then the first row is played and you have to fill in each category as quickly as possible with a word that starts with the chosen letter. This continues until all rows are filled. Then the points are added together. The player with the most points wins Who Knows What. This is the junior edition of Who Knows What.

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Fishermen in a small hamlet in Greenland are caught by a sudden frost and snow. They walk to the nearest village on the mainland. Whoever gets there first wins the game. By cleverly placing landscape tiles (with, among other things, holes in the ice, or snow-capped mountains) and walking with your character or with a polar bear, you must always choose whether to help yourself forward, or to block the way for someone else.

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Beyond the Horizon is a civilization building game in which players compete to become the most influential society in history through exploration and expansion, development and production, research and technological advancement. The game is played over a variable number of rounds until enough goals are achieved to signal the end of the game. During the game, players earn points by exploring new areas, founding and building cities, making technological progress, and increasing their cultural and economic development. At the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.

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Galileo Galilei is a Eurogame in which you take on the role of an astronomer who discovers new planets, finds unknown galaxies, develops his telescope and achieves scientific breakthroughs in the difficult times of obscurantism. Use your telescope to choose one of the five available actions, upgrading these actions to more powerful versions. Collect maps of different planets and galaxies. Collect lenses in the three main colors to make a discovery. Keep a close eye on the Inquisition, because their unexpected visit can ruin your reputation in the blink of an eye. Maybe you should use their arrival to your advantage...

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Expansion of the popular cooperative two-player game Sky Team. Take on even more challenges as a pilot and co-pilot. New modules and 20 new scenarios will put you to the test. Do you have nerves of steel when turbulence hits?

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Anyone who picks up these cards is immediately fascinated: The cards have 4 illustrations on the front. One of them has a relief on the back. You have to determine the image purely by feeling the relief. But of course at the same time and against each other! Whoever finds the right image first gets the most points. Quick to play and even quicker to explain: "Touch it" is the game for every occasion and age group.

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Collect dishes, break them, and then repair them with gold for extra points! A relaxing collecting game with a Japanese twist.

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Clinic Extension 1 expands your base game of Clinic Deluxe Edition, introducing new modules, staff, and medical challenges. Increase your hospital management experience with this essential expansion, adding extra depth and strategy to your clinic operations.

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Clinic Extension 2 builds on the success of your healthcare empire in Clinic Deluxe Edition. Add this expansion to your game and discover new opportunities for growth and strategy in managing your clinic's resources and medical staff.

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Travel back to Victorian London, where players are con artists eager to fleece wealthy lenders of their jewelry, cash, and house keys... They won't miss a thing. In Swindler, players draw loot tiles from various (money) bags. They can sell the loot directly to traders or use it to fulfill lucrative assignments to become a master thief. But be careful: Some of the refined snobs are more alert than expected. One wrong move and all the nice loot is gone! Steal the loot carefully, use henchmen to hinder your fellow thieves, and become the master thief in this gambling game!

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Standing at the railing of a viewing pavilion, enchanted by countless colorful hot air balloons rising in the distance – this is the idyllic scene presented by Havalandi, the new game by Reiner Knizia. Players take flight in their own hot air balloons and compete to capture the attention of spectators with the most impressive display of these graceful aerial vehicles. Each player arrives on launch day with their own collection of balloons. The landscape is divided into areas with meadows, tulip fields, sand dunes and gravel paths. Along the edges are special pavilions where visitors can admire these elegant balloons up close. Each turn, an airship circling the board indicates two possible directions for the next balloon to be placed. Alternatively, a player may choose to expand an existing balloon group into a nearby region. Points are scored by cleverly choosing where to place each balloon, whether that is in the landscape or next to a pavilion. The most points are scored by launching a fleet of balloons that spans multiple landscape types. Endgame scoring cards, three special balloons with unique abilities, and a double-sided game board provide additional challenges and variety.

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Welcome to the North American wilderness! Breathtaking mountain panoramas and spectacular geysers await you here. Vast forests and wide prairies offer shelter and safety to countless animal species. Players manage a national park and want to bring the animals together in the largest families. Make sure they find watering holes and that they fully occupy different types of terrain. But beware, unpredictable weather can drive animals away, and the other players manage their own parks and also have influence on where certain species go. Place your animals wisely, think carefully about terrain and weather, and the best national park can be yours. Caldera Park offers new challenges with lots of variety and simple rules. Fans of Savannah Park will find some familiar elements, which in this sequel have been reinterpreted, varied and supplemented with new elements. Caldera Park is part of the Deep Print Games "In Nature" series and, like Renature and Savannah Park, does not use plastic at all.

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In Tree Hotel, each player tries to be the first to fill all the empty spaces in their tree with guests. Some guests come voluntarily, others have to be lured with red berries, but watch out for the insatiable raccoon that steals all your red berries. Also watch out for the grim brown bear that likes to chase away some animals from your hotel! How to Play: Place a Tree Hotel in front of each player. Shuffle the cards and place them face down as a common draw pile in the middle of the table. Make room for the common discard pile, the personal berry boxes and the personal discard piles that are created during the game. Starting with the first player, play clockwise. Draw the top card from the common draw pile, turn it over and make sure everyone sees it. Objective: Be the first to house three pairs of animals in your Tree Hotel.

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In Medical Mysteries you are a group of medical specialists who have to treat a patient with mysterious symptoms. Depending on the actions you perform, the patient's condition changes. Will your patient survive the night?

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Backstabbing is fair game and no trick is too dirty if it can put your favorite family in the spotlight. Cards at the banquet determine the status of each family. Send away courtiers who have fallen from grace and gather the courtiers of esteemed families!Each turn, you play... one card into your playing area, one card into another player's playing area, and one card at the Queen's table.

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Each playmat features striking artwork of Disney characters. A fabric top prevents damage while gaming and can also be used as a desk mat or mouse pad, while the non-slip bottom keeps the mat in place during use.

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Each deckbox can hold up to 80 sleeved cards. This deckbox features the artwork of Scar.

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Each pack contains 65 matte finish card sleeves with a Disney Lorcana shimmer. In this set you will find sleeves featuring the character Scar.

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