You begin by building a deck that reflects your Ranger’s interests, personal history, and personality. Then, as you explore the open world and your story takes shape, you augment your deck with improved equipment, refined skills, and the memories of your journey.

The story of Earthborne Rangers is presented as a branching narrative campaign consisting of a main storyline and a multitude of side stories. In it, you can choose to follow the critical path or to strike off on your own to discover the Valley’s many engaging characters, mysterious ruins, and beings both familiar and strange.

Each game session represents one day in the Valley, and you’ll pick up in the same location on the map where you rested the night before. Your goal is to either complete one of your available missions or to explore the open world. The session ends when you’re either forced to rest (through either fatigue or injury), or you choose to rest for the night.

An individual game session is played in rounds, and those rounds consist of turns. On your turn, you perform one action: either play a card from your hand, or choose an action from a card on the table. Each action allows you to interact thematically and narratively with the world, and each time you take an action, the world comes to life around you. Predators stalk their prey, rain pours from the sky, rocks tumble down the mountain to block your path, and much more.

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During the game, players invest in new industries, build factories and railroads, and produce goods to saturate local markets and fulfill contracts — all to grow their influence and power and to become rulers of the new modernized country. Players are free to choose their playstyle and winning strategy: They choose what they score victory points for, control the game’s pace with income turns, and race each other to get the most beneficial factories, markets, and bonuses.

All the core mechanisms of the original Nippon are present, but the components, art, and design are upgraded, and many gameplay features are reworked to get the game in line with modern trends. Nippon: Zaibatsu features new resource types, ships are heavily revised with new Iwakura mission rules, factories are much more variable, consolidation turns provide players with new rewards, and much more. Also, the game now has an automa-driven solo mode.

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Includes 1 character card and 30 action cards for each of the villains for competitive play.

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Play as Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo to take down Shredder or fight off Krang. They’ll be joined by a host of TMNT characters.

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40 encounter cards
16 baddie chips

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In the game, inspired by a Czech novel series by Jaroslav Foglar, players take on the role of a group of friends who are trying to investigate the shadows of Severton – the old neighborhood ruled by ruthless groups of Vonts—and progress through various stories, each with different challenges lying ahead of them. Avoid the Vont patrols, sneak your way around them, talk your way out of trouble, or use your fists to gain the upper hand.

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Dreamescape is a narrative exploration game driven by story card encounters. Each encounter offers roleplay-like choices that drive the game in divergent directions so the game evolves differently each time you play. Our novel keycode system triggers secret alternative storylines based on collected clues and items! Chance of success is based on your skills, equipment and lore gained so far, while repeated play rewards your experience as you uncover different parts of the story and memory of playing previously guides your choices!

Play one of six unique characters in this solo or 2 player semi co-operative RPG-like survival horror game. Carefully manage your skills and resources, find rare items, gain secret knowledge and wield two uniquely powerful abilities – Deja vu and Lucid dreaming – to stay ahead of the minions of Cthulhu. Explore many hundreds of unique story encounters on your quest to recover the mind fragments and find a Dreamgate to let you wake from the nightmare. Failure will lead to insanity, locked forever in a dream within your own mind!

The game offers multiple interwoven story arcs and plot lines to keep you occupied, with hidden puzzles, traps and lore to uncover but all knowledge comes at a price. The more you experience, the greater your chances of being driven to insanity! To win you must avoid, adapt, or overcome the many dangers of this nightmare world.

Includes Base Game Box, Realm Box 1 – Leng, Realm Box 2 – Sarkomand, Resin Elder Rune set, Wooden Token Set, Stretch goals and Early Bird Pack.

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What’s New and Improved?

Fresh Cover Art – A bold new look to draw you in!
– New and improved Rulebook – Redesigned for clarity, so you can jump into the fun faster.
– Bigger, Better Cards – Larger cards with stunning new artwork!
– Enhanced Box Design – A revamped back-of-the-box to better show off the game.
– More Ticket Cards – Now with 33 Ticket cards (previously 30) for even more gameplay variety!
– New Starting Setup- Begin by drawing **4 tickets** and keeping at least **2** (previously drawing 3 and keeping 2).
– Full Expansion Compatibility – Works seamlessly with all your existing expansions!

With these exciting updates, it’s the same game you love, now leveled up for an even more engaging experience!

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–Compatibility: This expansion is compatible with most modules in other expansions (Tuscany structures and special workers, Moor Visitors, and Rhine Valley).

–Box Fit: The new board easily fits into the Viticulture box (or the Wine Crate), especially since the back side is the original Viticulture board, allowing it to permanently replace the space that board currently occupies in the box.

–Not Standalone: The Viticulture core game is required to play the Bordeaux expansion.

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