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A new gooey menace has crept into the dungeon, and it is not here for a polite pint.Booze Ooze Invasion drops five roaming oozes into Heroes of Barcadia. Loot cards let you plant one right in an opponent's path, but oozes do not stay put, and the one you placed is just as happy to come slithering back toward you a turn later.An expansion for Heroes of Barcadia, so you need the base game. Like the rest of the line, every card is waterproof, and the oozes are chunky wooden pieces about 3 cm across. Ages 21 and up.What's in the box 15 waterproof loot cards 5 wooden Booze Oozes

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Tea reached Japan in the 13th century and turned into a ceremony. In Matcha, the tea room becomes one more place at Himeji where influence is won.The expansion adds a chashitsu board that sits below the main board, a new bridge across the moat, and geisha from your clan who take seats in the tea room. Where they sit decides what they are worth, so the dice you were already fighting over now have one more place worth spending them on.Built for the full 1 to 4 players, around 90 to 110 minutes with the expansion in play. You need The White Castle base game.What's in the box Chashitsu (tea room) board extension New bridge Dice Coins Tiles Personal boards Geisha figures Cards Rules

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Jack drowned the barman who watered down his whisky, then learned dark magic so he could do it again every night. He is 723 nights in and still not bored.Call of the Zombie adds the Hellbilly Zombie Master and his undead crew to Ace of Spades. The poker driven duelling is the same, but the enemies get back up after you put them down, which changes which hands are worth holding and which are worth burning now.Solo or two players in co-op, 40 to 45 minutes. This is an expansion, so you need the Ace of Spades base game to play.

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The seals are breaking one by one, and you are the only thing standing between humanity and the end of it.7th Seal is a solo dice management boss battle. Each seal you open unleashes a beast with its own board, its own pattern and its own way of punishing a wasted roll. You roll, you assign, you squeeze every pip you have, and the question every turn is whether to spend dice now or hold them for whatever comes through next.A run takes 30 to 70 minutes and it is solo only. There is no text on the components, so language is not a barrier, and the beasts you face change the shape of each game.

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Buy better cards than your opponent, build a deck that hits harder every turn, and knock their health from 50 to zero.Hero Realms is the fantasy version of Star Realms, and it plays the same way: everyone starts with the same ten card deck of gold and weapons, then spends gold on whatever is face up in the market row. Guild, Imperial, Necros and Wild cards chain off each other, so a cheap pickup early can turn into a six damage turn later.Two players in about 20 minutes out of the box, with rules for Free For All, Hunter and Hydra if more people want in. Character packs and campaign decks expand it.What's in the box Market deck 2 personal starting decks Gold and health tokens Score counters Rulebook

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Mother raptor is loose in the park with her babies. One player hunts, the other runs.Both sides hold the same nine cards. Each round you both play one face down and reveal: the lower number acts first and takes the card's special action, the higher number gets that many plain action points instead. So you are never choosing a move, you are guessing what the other person needs.A two player duel of about 30 minutes. The scientists win by tranquilising the mother or catching three babies, the raptor wins by eating three scientists or getting the babies off the board. No text on the components, so language is not an issue.What's in the box Double sided game board Mother raptor and baby raptor figures Scientist figures 2 decks of 9 cards Fire and sleep tokens Rulebook

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Six months after the Xethan arrived, they hold military bases across Europe. You run the covert missions meant to stop them.A cooperative sci-fi dungeon crawler for 1 to 4 players. Each operative has their own board, gear and abilities, and every mission puts you behind enemy lines with an objective and not enough turns to be careless. The alien force reacts to noise and sightlines, so how quietly you move matters as much as how hard you shoot.60 to 90 minutes a mission, and it plays solo. On the heavier side of co-op, so budget a first session for learning the rules.What's in the box Mission boards and tiles Operative miniatures and character boards Xethan enemy miniatures Gear, mission and event cards Dice and tokens Rulebook and mission book

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Ents, the Dead Men of Dunharrow, the Great Eagles, the Corsairs of Umbar, the Hillmen of Dunland and the Giant Spiders stop being event cards and become armies.Warriors of Middle-earth adds six factions to War of the Ring, each with its own miniatures, faction dice and event deck. Calling them out costs you, since faction dice come at the expense of your regular action dice, so the question is always whether this is the turn to wake the forest.An expansion for War of the Ring Second Edition. You need the base game to play.What's in the box Faction miniatures for 6 new factions Faction dice Faction event decks Rules leaflet

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What if the keepers of the Elven Rings had used them, and the Balrog had come up out of Moria?Lords of Middle-earth brings the three Elven Ring bearers, Galadriel, Elrond and Gandalf, into play as characters in their own right, adds the Balrog of Moria and the Witch King to the Shadow side, and introduces Keepers and Minions with their own event cards.The first expansion for War of the Ring Second Edition. You need the base game to play.What's in the box New character miniatures for both sides Keeper and Minion event cards Additional counters and markers Rules leaflet

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Collect treasure, grind through monsters, stab your friends in the back, and be the first to claim four souls.The official card game of the video game, rebuilt for its second edition. Each player takes a character with a starting item, then spends turns buying from the shop, rolling for loot and taking swings at whatever crawls out of the monster deck. Alliances form over a single coin and fall apart one turn later, which is most of the fun.A game for 1 to 4 players in about 30 minutes, with well over 300 cards so no two runs look alike. It reads a lot of card text, so comfortable English helps.What's in the box 11 character cards with 11 starting items 100 loot cards 100 monster cards 100 treasure cards Bonus soul cards Coins and dice

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Everything Four Souls has ever printed, in one chest with the dividers already cut for it.The collection packs the base game together with the Requiem and Four Souls+ expansions and the promo material, so the full card pool is in play from the first game. The insert keeps loot, treasure, monsters and characters sorted, which matters once the deck count climbs past a thousand.Built for 1 to 4 players over 30 to 60 minutes. This is the version to buy if you already know you like the game and do not want to chase expansions one box at a time.What's in the box The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls base game Requiem expansion Four Souls+ expansion Promo and bonus cards Coins, dice and tokens Storage chest with sorted dividers

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