Organize your board game clearly and set up games in no time with the wooden inserts from E-raptor! All parts have their own place, so you'll never lose anything again, and you can simply place the containers with small parts on the table as general stock! The inserts are made of wood and no glue is needed to put them together! This allows you to assemble the insert wonderfully quickly. Super handy!

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Have you ever been terrified by all those stacks of cards? That is a thing of the past with the E-Raptor 5s card holder! The E-Raptor 5s card holder is made of the best quality HDF with UP PRINT technology. It can hold up to 260 cards with sleeves.

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Organize your board game clearly and set up games in no time with the wooden inserts from E-raptor! All parts have their own place, so you'll never lose anything again, and you can simply place the containers with small parts on the table as general stock! The inserts are made of wood and no glue is needed to put them together! This allows you to assemble the insert wonderfully quickly. Super handy!

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Organize your board game clearly and set up games in no time with the wooden inserts from E-raptor! All parts have their own place, so you'll never lose anything again, and you can simply place the containers with small parts on the table as general stock! The inserts are made of wood and no glue is needed to put them together! This allows you to assemble the insert wonderfully quickly. Super handy!

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These wide nib markers have the ability to create thin or wide lines depending on how you hold the nib while writing.

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These wide nib markers have the ability to create thin or wide lines depending on how you hold the nib while writing.

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In Piepmatz you skillfully play bird cards from your hand to collect seeds and birds at the feeding place. Seeds and pairs of birds in your collection earn points. Single birds only score if you have the most of their kind. The game flow is the same for all numbers of players. In one turn you go through these three phases in order: 1. Play a card — Select a bird card from your hand and place it face up on a seat of your choice. 2. Solve effects — Compare the birds on the ground with the bird on the perch. Get a seed card or add a bird to your collection. Move a bird to the feeding area. 3. Draw new cards — Replenish your hand. The game ends when you have to draw a card from an empty feeding deck. The game continues until all players have had an equal number of turns. Each player now chooses two bird cards from their hand and discards them face down. Once all players have done this, add your remaining two bird cards to your collection and the scoring begins. You earn points for seeds, pairs of birds and majorities of species. The one with the most points wins.

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These wide nib markers have the ability to create thin or wide lines depending on how you hold the nib while writing.

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You have a plan and a team! Part 3 of the Cantaloop trilogy picks up exactly where "A Hack of a Plan" left off. "Hook", "Fly" and Alice are ready to carry out their plan against the biggest villain in town. Use your team's unique abilities and finally get your well-deserved revenge. Explore beautifully illustrated locations, interact with characters and solve tricky puzzles in this "Point-and-Click" adventure style game. Search and collect items, find out where to use them and combine them together. Do you have what it takes? Find out in Cantaloop - An interactive adventure book!

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In Nobjects, a die and a card with six subjects determine what to draw, but you don't draw with pencils, chalk or other materials. Instead, you draw solely with your fingers on the table, creating an image with invisible lines that others try to put together in their heads to guess. The person who recognizes the term then becomes the artist for the next round.

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The wonderful world of cooking awaits you! Together with your friends you have bought an old restaurant and you are now responsible for its fate and success. Use only the best ingredients, the freshest herbs and don't keep your guests waiting - then your restaurant will develop beautifully and a golden future awaits you! Kitchen Rush is a cooperative real-time game. Receive your guests, take their orders, use the right ingredients and prepare tasty meals. Over 8 scenarios your restaurant evolves and more challenging tasks are added. Do you have the potential to become a star chef? This 2019 edition of Kitchen Rush features new artwork, a new rules structure, and some new mechanics have been added. The modular board allows you to really improve your old restaurant step by step. The new rules structure allows you to learn the game step by step in 8 scenarios.

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Inspired by the hit video game that has sold more than 15 million copies worldwide, Monster Hunter World: The Board Game brings massive monster minis into a cooperative, choose-your-own-adventure battle campaign! It's time to travel to an unknown land, because the Astera base camp needs you. Become a hunter of the Fifth Fleet to hunt down and slay the fearsome monsters that roam the New World. Protect the base camp and craft awesome new gear with the loot from your enemies so you can take on bigger beasts! The choose-your-own-adventure element immerses you in the New World and offers five unique ways to approach each monster before entering battle. Enjoy the beauty of the landscape as in the video game and feel the tension build as you progress through the scenario. Enter dynamic and dangerous battles where positioning and teamwork are crucial to success. Leap away from devastating attacks and strike when the opportunity presents itself. One wrong move could be your downfall! Where you strike is also important. Earn the loot you need for the weapons you want by targeting different parts of a monster and depleting it over time. Speaking of weapons, use your player board to track your health, stamina, and equipment. Just like in the video game, your weapon is essentially your fighter class, with a unique deck and upgrades that you can trade through crafting to get newer (and more powerful!) bonuses and attacks.

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You are part of the Art Rescue Team, whose goal is to fight against "The White Hand", an organization responsible for many thefts of priceless works across the planet. Your team of specialists, the best in their field, travels from Japan via Scandinavia to Rio de Janeiro to recover stolen works of art. Will you be able to collect enough clues within the allotted time to stop this cultural plunder? In the cooperative game The ART Project you play against the game together. Each player draws two assignment cards at the beginning of each round, after which all players determine the order of the round. Your canister reserves, weapons, allies and clues are all common and managing them is essential. When you play a mission, you spend common resources and find clues that are useful to everyone. Try to save seven works before the end of the mission...

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It's a lovely lazy morning and your stomach is growling. What is that heavenly smell coming from the kitchen? It's Waffle Time! Create combinations of fruit toppings and whipped cream to decorate your waffle. Create patterns to spread syrup and score points. What you choose affects not only your score, but also the order of your turn and how much syrup you can use. After eight quick rounds, the player with the highest scoring waffle is the winner!

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The castle in the center of the Oniverse is under attack. The dream inhabitants of the universe rush to build their castle defenses against three monster attacks. Of course, the residents have special powers of their own to help with defense. Can you survive these attacks? Castellion is a tile-laying game in which you form parts of the castle to defend against monsters. Each turn you turn over a tile and use the special ability or place the tile as part of your castle. The more towers you keep, the better your defense against attacks. If all three monsters have attacked and you still have a base of six tiles, you win.

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You are the director of the Observatory. With your telescopes trained on the stars and planets of the Universe, you're ready to launch daring spaceships into the sky. Stellarion, the seventh installment in the Oniverse series, is a card game for one or two players. All the cards you need are split into eight decks and you know the contents of each deck. You have to manage all these decks to ensure you have the right cards at the right time.

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Take the helm of a Nautilion submarine and recruit a heroic crew to defeat the treacherous Darkhouse that lurks in the ocean. You must get to the Abyss, the lair of the Darkhouse, before the Phantom Submarine (his henchman) reaches your homeland, the Happy Isles. But to defeat the Darkhouse, you not only have to outrun the Phantom Submarine, you also have to assemble the submarine's crew. Each turn you roll three dice and give one to each of the following figures: the Nautilion, the Phantom Submarine and the Darkhouse. The dice of the Nautilion and the Phantom Submarine move those figures along a path formed by crew tokens: the Nautilion goes from the Happy Isles to the Abyss; the Phantom Submarine in the opposite direction. The crew token on which your Nautilion ends its movement is added to your crew, the one that reaches the Phantom Submarine is lost! There are only four copies of each of the nine different tokens, so you have to carefully decide which die you need and which you can leave to your enemies. (The Darkhouse doesn't move, but deals damage to you every time it gets a high value die.) To win, you must reach the Abyss with a full crew of nine different tokens.

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Gatefall is a strategic miniature game of tactics, deckbuilding and resources. In the game, a rift has opened between worlds, causing a war between very different types of characters. The basic game mode is designed for two players to compete against each other. Arena mode allows 2-8 players to fight against each other in a Battle Royale setting. In a two-player game, players choose which team they want to control, the fantasy team consisting of Brog, Gildri, and Randar, or the Wasteland team consisting of Exile, Firebug, Penny, and Lost Boy. At the start of the game, each player has the same pile of ten cards, which contain seven "1" cards and three "0" cards. The first player draws five cards and adds the total of their values. That number represents the number of actions the player can use for his team. You can move or attack one space as an action. These actions can be spread across the entire team or used by just one character, depending on the character's attributes. During an attack, the attacking player rolls the number of dice corresponding to the attacking character's attack stats. The defending player rolls the number of dice equal to the defending character's defense dice. The number of red rolls is added up and the defender takes damage equal to the number of red rolls the attacking character rolls over his defending roll total. Each player then adds up the number of green dice they rolled and earns one coin for each green die. Coins are saved and used to purchase new weapons from the weapons market, to destroy "zero" cards in their hands, to buy better cards or to upgrade their individual character stats. Each character has different upgrades. Players can choose one of the available stats to upgrade for each of their characters, and spend the appropriate number of tokens to get those upgrades. When a character is fully upgraded, that character unlocks their special power, which is unique to each character. When a character is killed, the player who killed that character earns the number of victory points printed on the character's upgrade card, and the player whose character was killed draws a "zero" card from the "zeros" for each victory point, stack on the killed character's upgrade card and add it to their discard pile. The killed character immediately revives, but that character cannot move or attack on the next turn and loses a turn while being revived. The first player to reach ten victory points wins the game.

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It is the pinnacle of the Ming Dynasty. Literary artists walk and sail across the land in search of inspiration to compose the greatest works of the time. Those seeking the greatest exposure present their work in the capital, Nankin. But aristocracy is fickle. Do you follow the latest trends, or do you get started with them? Jiangnan: Life of Gentry is a worker placement and action tile bag building game for 1 to 4 players. Jiangnan can be played as a single scenario or through multiple campaigns. Players are literati and artisans of the elite gentry class who live in Jiangnan, the prosperous region south of the Qinhuai River, and are highly skilled in literature, calligraphy, brush painting, and the musical and performing arts. But you need the skills of bureaucracy to direct and lead aristocracy to evolve your work from today's latest trend to an eternal classic that will be sung and studied for thousands of years.

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Experience the simple and elegant spirit of the De Stijl movement! Use your artistic eye to create vibrant patterns on the table's blank canvas and let your color stand out as the focus of the finished pieces! With each passing turn, you add the brushstrokes to the painting by choosing a card and placing it so that it overlaps a small part of the piece. As you add cards to the painting, you will masterfully control its mood. Strategically add, split, and overlay cells with color to ensure yours is the most prominent. Master "the style" and make your mark!

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Star Realms is a deckbuilding game set in space and designed by Darwin Kastle (Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour Champion) and Rob Dougherty. The game combines the classic parts of a Trading Card Game with the fun mechanics of a deckbuilding game. Play powerful spaceships, destroy enemy bases and fly to victory!

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