18 results for "Adlung" between $2.00 and $25.00

A card-flicking card game in which a target card depicting some tasty fish is placed on the table and players attempt to flick (actually, according to the rules, this is a wrist-toss rather than a finger-flick) cards depicting dolphins as close to the target as possible - the twisting motion of the flicked cards is supposed to represent the playful antics of the dolphins. A crosshair appears in the corner of each card, and distance is measured by the closest crosshair on the flicked card in relation...

Description In recent years, in both the specialist press and the tabloids, the idea of privatization of social security has become a shimmering catch phrase. Politicians base election campaigns on promises of more or less privatization in social security. Many governments introduce private business management methods into their social security systems. Representatives of social security institutions and academics prepare theory papers on the possible outcomes of privatization. And international...

Conflict in the Highlands! Two feuding royal families (the Eagles and the Roses) tries to annex as much land as possible. In order to gain the most victory points a player some times fights for one family and some times for the other. It is not uncommon to see a Verrater (Traitor) switch sides in the middle of a conflict. At the same time another player is trying out as Baumeister (Builder) with the Gutshof and Kontor cards, or enters as a Diplomat in the hopes of saving whatever there is to save...

A game of trading colorful African masks. This is a German game, but has English Rules.

This game is imported from Europe. It may contain components and/or instructions in a different language. If you are not able to find English translations, we will do our best to help find them.

This game is imported from Europe. It may contain components and/or instructions in a different language. If you are not able to find English translations, we will do our best to help find them.

This game is imported from Europe. It may contain components and/or instructions in a different language. If you are not able to find English translations, we will do our best to help find them.

A deck of highly coloured, plastic coated cards is the game. The cards are laid out in a patchwork grid that is alternately face-up (showing paths through the jungle) and face-down (impenetrable). Each player has a starting position at a corner of the grid and there are three cards left over. In your turn you get to look at hidden cards secretly or swap cards around - including with the extra cards. Then you can have a go at making a path. Initially, the path has to start from your corner and get...

extrapolated from session report: The idea is for players to populate the various oceans with large schools of fish, and then strategically place their animals so they can eat the greatest value of fish. The mechanics of the game are simple. There are five oceans which are set out in a column. The rest of the cards are divided into two decks: fish and animals. Fish cards carry values from 0 - 3 points each. A player fills his hand with five cards, of which at least one must be an animal card. All...