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OVERVIEW: Players create the island of Tempus by placing the map tiles on the sea hexes. Each player starts with a small civilization made up of 3 Tokens, and tries to expand their presence on the island as they move forward through time from one era to the next. Each era is broken into a number of action rounds in which a player can choose to move, have babies, have an idea, build a city, or have a fight. How effective each action is depends upon the era, with the actions in later eras being more...
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Top Ten: The Ten Commandments
In the Top Ten series of games you and your friends change some of the more pivotal documents in history. Each player takes on a secret agenda. Changing these historical documents to match their agendas will score players more points. Play as the loud-mouthed talk radio host, the militant protester, the greedy economist, or dozens of other personalities, struggling to recreate these bits of history in line with your own values, goals, and agendas. Once you know your own secret agenda, compromise...
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Rats! Thats what you are. Big, hungry rats. Youre all V.P.s at Rat Financial Incorporated, and youre all striving for a piece of the Big Cheese. The P...
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At the dawn of time, Stone Age civilizations are scattered across the land,...
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Like everything in the Tempus line, the Plexus is a pure setting book that's designed to be plugged into any role-playing system. Whether you run them as an enigmatic conspiracy or as the home cabal for your player-characters, the Plexus will inject an unusual mix of cyberpunk and psionics into your game!
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Players are constantly faced with tough choices to vie for technological superiority or better positioning on the game board. This game features a rubber-banding mechanic in technological upgrading; where players catch up to the leader's advances at the end of every turn, and shoot forward to take advantage of any new technologies that are discovered. This keeps players constantly in check, while rewarding planning for the next turn by giving an edge-up.
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Today, scientists around the world generally agree that Easter Island was settled from other Polynesian islands to its west, and the extreme culture that produced hundreds of stone Moai is related to other cultures in the region. The history of the island is a history of constraint, and the carving of the Moai, the rapid deforestation of the island, and the limited food sources available all worked together to build an extreme culture that became the victim of its own consumption. In this way, Easter...
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The EGG is a HeroCard expansion deck for Galaxy, the battle for cosmic domination. The EGG can compete in any HeroCard game or be combined with other decks to create a customized character.
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This Terrible Sound
6 maps. 1,960 counters. 12 scenarios. Series rules. Game rules. 2 dice.
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2-Piece Game Board. Dry Erase Marker. 4 Red Dice. 4 Green Dice. 4 Black Dice. 4 White Dice. Instructions.
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Tempus
1 Game Board. 12 Modular Land Tiles. 5 Sets of City Tiles, with 8 in each set (3 twos, 3 threes and 2 fours). 5 Sets of People Tokens, 16 per Player. 5 Sets of Action Tiles, 6 per Player. 5 Era Cubes, 1 per Player. 1 Deck of 50 Idea Cards. 5 Player Aid Sheets, 1 per Player. 1 First Player Marker.
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Tunisia
Tunisia - OCS goes to the North African theatre of operations. The game simulates the beginning of the Tunisian campaign November 1942 till the surrender of all Axis forces in Africa, May 1943.
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Magnifico
In ancient time, in Italy, the word Magnifico meant "magnificent" but also "lavish". This is the reason why "magnifico" is everything and anything Leonardo da Vinci had ever imagined, but "magnifico" is also the player who will succeed in giving life to Leonardo's inventions. The game board represents a map of 16th century Europe, divided into 32 territories and 4 sea zones.
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Mare Nostrum
1 Game Board. 144 Cards in full color. 5 Sets of Game Tokens -- each set is composed of:. 58 Cardboard Tokens. 8 Dice. 5 Player Aid Sheets. 1 Quick-start Rule Sheet. 1 Rule Book. Rules.
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Skallywaggs
Its a race to be the first to build a crew with enough pirates to sail. With 30 each head, chest, and legs cards the possible combinations are nearly endless in this cutthroat switch and swap game. The 30 event cards add peril to every turn as players try to scuttle their opponents' chances by playing Hurricanes, Arrest Warrants, and Crack Downs. Use the Skallywaggs card to make your characters stronger by swapping weak parts for more powerful ones, or use the Press Gang card to steal a pirate from...
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Wealth of Nations
1 Game Board. 6 Market Boards. 15 Farm Tiles. 9 Generator Tiles. 9 Academy Tiles. 9 Mine Tiles. 9 Factory Tiles. 9 Bank Tiles. 60 Food Cubes. 50 Energy Cubes. 50 Labor Cubes. 40 Ore Cubes. 40 Capital Cubes. 200 Monetary notes. 30 Promissory Notes. 9 Automation Tokens. 6 Reference Cards. 1 Setup Card. 108 Flags. 1 First Player Marker. 1 Rulebook.
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