The land of Oriente is always busy: during each season, the nation faces intrigues, battles, and revolutions! The land is ruled by the Shogun, but beware! if the farmers join together, everyone runs the risk of losing their holdings!

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Is there life in outer space or not? Baseball or basketball? To be or to have? Chicken or beef? The real speaker knows how to charm the audience with the greatest dilemma, predicting the opinions thanks to a supernatural intuition... or a more practical cheating technique!

Pacific Typhoon is a strategy card game for 4-6 players, ages 10 to adult. The game uses the same system that first appeared in the popular 1998 Avalon Hill card game Atlantic Storm.

The game setting is the naval and air war in the Pacific theatre during World War II. Pacific Typhoon depicts the history of the air-naval battles of the Pacific War with 40 battle cards, each of which represents an historical naval or air battle such as Pearl Harbor, Midway, Surigao Strait, etc. Players compete by fighting a non-sequential series of twenty of these battles. A battle lasts for one round of play, so each player gets to play once per battle. The round-leader starts by picking one of two battle cards (he discards the unpicked one). The chosen battle card determines the year of battle. The battle card is also worth a certain number of victory points and resources to whoever wins it. The round-leader alternates after each battle, and the game ends after 20 battles (when the Battle Card deck is exhausted).

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Let’s introduce the players… You are all flies. happily buzzing around the farm, looking for delicious things to eat. Bread & jam on the kitchen table? Pretty good - but what’s that over there? Oh YUMMY a huge cow patty! But watch out for the fly swatters and spider webs...

In this fast-paced bluffing game, you will use their liar’s poker skils to outbid your opponents, setting traps for them while trying to avoid the ones they set for you.

CONTENTS: 25 Black plastic flies, 1 Blue plastic fly, 6 Fly Food cards, 3 Fly Danger cards, 3 Special cards, 1 Illustrated rule book.

Welcome to Paranoia: The Mandatory Card Game. A light hearted death-fest for 3-8 players set in the multi-award winning world of Paranoia.

But, you say, you’ve never played Paranoia. Don’t worry, Citizen, this DNCCG (definitely not collectable card game) is the perfect primer to the delightfully lethal world of Alpha Complex. Created by Steve Gilbert, co-author of Me and My Shadow Mark IV, Paranoia: The Mandatory Card Game will have you nuking your buddies before you can say, “The Computer is my friend.”

Perpetual Commotion™ is an outrageously fast and incredibly addictive card game. Play your cards -- as many and as fast as you can -- into a common arena. To win, you must play faster and more aggressively than your opponents. Perpetual Commotion™ is one part strategy, two parts speed, and a healthy dose of “luck-of-the-draw.” It’s a heads-up, quick hand free-for-all, as opponents race to play the same cards, at the same time, on the same freshly opened spot. To control the chaos, you must know your cards, know their cards and plan two moves ahead. Empty your Feeders pile first and you win the round. Get to 150 points first and you win the game. This game is a blast, a real commotion…

Ho! Ho! Ho!

Forget growing up to be a fireman, cop or doctor. Join the profession so highly regarded for its virtues — become a pimp! Mack some ho’s and put them to work. Make the biggest roll of dough and be declared the Mack-Daddy. Just watch out for other pimps as they try to put a beatdown on you and your ho’s. A ho in the hospital don’t earn you no dough!

I’m Your Mack Daddy Now

Pimp is a hilarious, stand-alone card game for two to four mature players. Rev up the chrome-caddy, dust off the purple suit and fedora, and make yourself some dough with the world’s oldest profession. 100 cards plus rules sheet.

Choose your gem and acquire the four treasure map pieces that match it. Completing your colour map signifies that you have bravely battled the seas to ultimately uncover your gem stone treasure and win the game! You can become the most notorious pirate around but be mindful, as you encounter Hurricane Winds, Black Spots or Skull Cards that will set you back. Collect gold booty as you sail in search of the treasure map cards that will lead you to victory!

An old classic for a new generation, this wonderful trading game still has all the ingredients for frenzied and noisy enjoyment that will appeal to kids of all generations.

In this fast and furious trading game you have to be the first to score a total of 500 points or more. This is normally achieved in several hands of play. In each hand, you'll try to "corner" the market in one of the following commodities: Barley; Corn; Coffee; Wheat; Oranges; Oats; Soy; or Sugar. You've cornered the market when you've collected all nine cards of the same commodity.

Which country is the Giant Panda native to: Japan, China or India? Discover how much you really know about the natural world as you play the Planet Earth Card Game.

Challenge your family and friends with this unique card game and learn about the world in which we live.

Play Nine is the new card game of golf designed for 2 - 6 players, ages 8 to adult. The object is to shoot the lowest score. After nine holes, the lowest score wins. Card values range from -5 (hole-in-one) to 12 (out of bounds). Golfers and non-golfers alike enjoy Play Nine. The combination of strategy and luck-of-the-draw keeps the fun and challenge alive down to the last hole. Play Nine, the card game of golf, is easy to learn and fun to play so - Let's Play Nine!

You got your fake ID, the hall monitor has the pepper spray, the cute new girl has the lip gloss, and the twitchy kid has the frozen pizza...which will it be, the slumber party or the rumble?!!

One system, unlimited adventures. Play one set, introduce a second set, combine sets, it's many games in one! Each set is based on a different genre, when you combine sets, it's a whole different card game!

The invasion of the ratling horde threatens the kingdom of men, their only hope is a dominatrix fairy, a really peeved minotaur, the egocentric elven prince and you!

One system, unlimited adventures. Play one set, introduce a second set, combine sets, it's many games in one! Each set is based on a different genre, when you combine sets, it's a whole different card game!

The Epic battle between Good and Evil… since time in memoriam the entities of darkness has slithered and crept through the World. They conceal themselves within the liminal, the place in between light and dark, until a weary believer loses enough faith to allow them entrance. Then they attack, forcing themselves into the flesh, quashing the host’s spirit until they have control. Opening their fleshly eyes, they see in a new light, and walk among the living. However one such malevolent being is known above the rest, feared throughout time … “And he asked him, What is thy name? And he answered, saying, My name is Legion: for we are many.” He comes even now ... pray that your inner light waxes bright to fend off the encroaching evil.

Possession, the newest card game from Toy Vault, is a deceptively fun party game that lets YOU battle the onslaught of Legion. As the weeks roll past you must use your wits and special talents to keep Legion’s evil essence from spreading throughout the group. With Holy Men, the Parishioners, and the outcast Shaman, you stand in the path of evil, preventing the Old One from gaining the power needed to bring forth his demonic gathering. Hope that you seek Him out in time!

QUAO (pronounced 'cow') is the absolute, supreme ruler of a rowdy and unruly wasteland at the edge of civilization where attempts at democracy are futile. There is only one law in the land and that law is QUAO. The mighty and all-powerful bovine of the badlands, QUAO governs the province by sheer antagonism. Only she knows the Rules and she hands them down with iron hoof.

Includes 71 cards, instructions.

Queen's Necklace is a game of gem-selling, influence and intrigue at the Court. Two to four players compete in the role of Royal Jeweler to sell rare jewels to the Queen and her court.

Jeweler's loupe in hand, you must decide how best to spend your hard-earned ducats: on the acquisition of beautiful gems ? diamonds, emeralds, and rubies; or to buy the favors of the various court followers. After three years of craftsmanship, the jeweler who sells the most precious gems and builds the largest fortune will receive the coveted title of King's Jeweler and a place at the Court!

QWITCH™ is the exciting game in which three to five players race to play cards in sequence. But watch out! Letters and numbers can go up, down, or stay the same... and switch at any time. Be the first player out of cards, and win! Switch to a new family favorite!

QWITCH® is the exciting game in which three to five players race to play cards in sequence. But watch out! Letters and numbers can go up, down, or stay the same... and switch at any time. Be the first player out of cards, and win!

Get rid of the rats and go for the cats! Win by having your cards add up to the lowest number (a poker face helps). Exchange a card on each turn, with Peek, Swap, and Draw Two cards adding an extra twist. Cagey thinkers of all ages will crow with delight over this game of strategy, memory, and a little luck.

As children play Rat-a-tat Cat, they develop a sense of timing and an understanding of basic, but essential, mathematical concepts. They learn ways to remember their cards and strategies to figure out what cards other players might have. They also begin to develop an intuitive sense of probability. Rat-a-tat Cat requires skill, strategy, and awareness, challenging both young children and adults.

You and your adventuring companions have spent all day slogging through the Dungeon, killing monsters and taking their stuff. Now you're back in town, healed up, cleaned up, and ready to party at the Red Dragon Inn.

Drink, gamble, and roughhouse with your friends. But don't forget to keep an eye on your Gold. If you run out, you'll have to spend the night in the stables. Oh... and try not to get too beaten up or too drunk. If you black out, your friends will continue the party without you... after they loot your body for Gold of course!

The last conscious adventurer with Gold wins the game!

Take on the role of one of these heroic fantasy adventurers - Dierdre, Fiona, Gerki, or Zot - and enjoy an evening at the Red Dragon Inn!

Robot Rampage: Rise of the Appliance is a card game of humorous robot combat. The game is played in two phases, a Build Phase and a Battle Phase. During the Build Phase, players assemble robots from various robot parts drawn from a Build Deck. Once the ‘bots are together, the Battle Phase begins. Players use built-in weapons and attack cards to take down their opponents’ ‘bots and prove that they’re the best in the scrap yard!

NB: There are 2 problems with this game: firstly the rules have a paragraph missing, corrected rules are HERE, secondly there is a misprint on one of the white torso cards (featuring a barrel), see details for full information.

Say What? is the world's first game designed to be played while you are doing other things! This card game is meant to be played while talking at parties, roleplaying, riding in the car or even watching TV. Each of the 100 cards contains a word or action and a point value. When someone else says or does what is listed, they get the card. Whoever has the least amount of points in the end wins. It's that simple! Each two-piece box comes with 100 custom illustrated cards and complete rules for three different ways to play including a word rummy variation.

Scavenger Hunt is a hilarious card game in which the ravenous predators of the savannah out-sneak, out-wit, and out-fight each other in a bloody battle to acquire the most animal carcasses! Each player controls a scavenger, sending them out to retrieve tasty vittles to bring home to the lair for leisurely consumption. Be the best carrion-eater you can be!

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YOU'RE SCUM!!!

Battle your way from SCUM into the upper crust of society. Pit your skill against your opponents' to become the next President. In SCUM it's anyone's game!!

Seasons is the fun new way to play rummy based on a familiar concept - the months of the year! Each player starts the game with their own season-themed deck. Score points by getting rid of your cards faster than your opponents. Earn bonus points by stealing your opponents' cards or by playing special holiday, birthday and wild cards. Keen strategy is required as you progressively fine-tune your deck throughout the game. The first player to earn 365 points wins! (366 during a leap year!) So gather up your family and friends and let the fun begin!

Once each year traders gather in the Great Market of Timbuktu to offer their wares. Especially desirable are the artistic carvings of the Nuba, Massai, Bantu, Nandi, Tonga and Samburu tribes. The market opens and money constantly changes hands in the furious bargaining that ensues. Who will parlay their initial capital into the most valuable collection of tribal carvings?

Shrimpin' is a fast-paced card game where 2 to 6 players putter their boats around trying to hail the biggest catches that they can over several days. To get a leg up on the competition, players use cards to mount special shrimp-catchin' equipment as well as to cause events and malfunctions that slowdown their opponents. The object is simple: get the most shrimp and don't let anyone stand in the way!

62 Ancestors, 5 Generations, see if you can find them all!

Six Generations is an educational card game for people of all ages, children and adults. The game represents six generations of a family who came from Europe to the United States in the first half of the 19th century. The latest generation consists of Emily and Jacob, brother and sister living in the United States of 2005. As the cards are played, five generations of Emily and Jacob's ancestors will appear.

Be the first to set sail by building a crew of rascally rogues before your opponents can complete their own collection of misfits. You'll need both luck and skill. But beware! This is Skallywaggs, and every pirate worth his parrot knows the tide is quick to turn. There's Scurvy, Hurricanes, and Cursed Sailors aboard, and if you can't batten the hatches your skallywaggs may be hauled off in irons or sent to Parley with Davy Jones.

The game comes complete in one box, with all 120 cards, and instructions for two to four players. The deck consists of 90 unique, wonderfully illustrated body parts (30 heads, 30 chests, 30 legs) that fit together to build thousands of different characters, and 30 event cards that add peril to every turn. Skallywaggs is a sure hit for hours of cutthroat fun.

Each player/partner is dealt a stockpile of cards and then attempts to win by playing all these cards on building piles in numerical sequence from 1 to 12.

Move that freight! In Slow Freight, you'll be assembling freight trains and moving them toward their final destination. It would be easy if it weren't for your competitors who take the cargo you're looking for. You'll also be working against the clock that signifies the end of the game. Your longest trains will score the most points but they are also the slowest moving. And since undelivered freight costs you points in the end, you'll be racing against the clock with that Slow Freight!

Enter the dragons' lair! Snap together dragons of all shapes and sizes in this game of strategy and suspense. The longer the dragon, the higher your score. Rack up big points when you ally with a tiger. But watch where you connect your tiles for the game can change in a snap! From simple matching to strategic thinking, it's "lairs" of fun with four games in one.

Snap is inspired by the magic and wonder of Chinese dragons. These mythical creatures, which represent heroic perseverance, also symbolize intelligence and good fortune. To play Snap, you need dragon-like quick thinking and luck. Like the courageous dragons, you must overcome obstacles to achieve success!

The object of Sneeze is make other players Sneeze by matching Sneeze cards to their allergies while trying not sneezing yourself.

You start with just one allergy but get one more each time you sneeze. Once you have four or more allergies you can give them to other players by making them sneeze.

The last player with three or fewer allergies wins!

Earth's colony on Epsilon Eridani has declared independence, taking control of one of the system's vital space stations and half the fleet. Negotiations between Earth's remaining fleet and colonial forces have broken down. Now these armadas must battle for control of the system.

In Space Station Assault, two fleet commanders seek victory by destroying the enemy space station or a large number of enemy ships. Each ship is defined by four statistics: Speed, Shields, Firepower and Victory Points. The winner is the first to destroy sixty victory points of the enemy fleet. With ships worth 1-4 victory points and each space station worth sixty, both players must decide between a battle of attrition and an all-out assault.

A night at your favorite pub, almost anyone is drunken, it´s smoky and very noisy. Players try to connect two characters/visitors, but that´s a difficult task, because they might not socialize easy.

The focus is on fun! Using a variety of shapes, build a picture of the item listed on your SQUINT card. Get one of the players to guess what you are building before time runs out, and you both score points! Get the picture? SQUINT is the innovative fast-moving party game for three to eight players. Everyone plays on every turn…the fun never stops!

Exciting card game of the SFB universe. 132 cards, dice, damage markers, rules. Relatively simple game with intense and intricate tactics. Cards have incredible full color. A melding of Star Fleet technology and a classic naval card game system. Ships are marked with various weapons; if you have a matching weapon card you can fire it at the enemy. Various defenses and attack bonuses apply. Advanced game mechanics allow some weapons to use several different cards (Plasma R can fire plasma S) and many weapons can be used defensively against some kinds of attacks. Special cards include legendary officers, Klingon mutiny, Organian ceasefire.

With the rising of a new dawn, another busy day at the Station begins.

Harried passengers hustle about, looking for their trains. Behind the scenes the engineers and workers rush to connect carriages to engines. It would all be a fine mess if there wasn't someone to oversee everything. If there was no Station Master!

Can you be that Station Master? Can you balance the needs of your passengers with the carriages you have available? You will have to compete with your opponents to direct passengers to the proper trains while choosing the best place to assign your carriages. There are many unexpected things that can happen at the Station, so be prepared for anything!

Will you be the Station Master who can most cleverly steer your passengers to the most advantageous trains? The only way to find out is to play a quick-paced game of Station Master!

What happens when you get together with friends and you each contribute to the same story?

What will you create? Will it be funny? Meaningful? Compassionate? Frightening?

Will it be something that haunts your steps as you walk home - or keeps you chuckling for the next week?

That's what this game is all about: getting together with friends and creating a great story.

For centuries, trials by combat were fought to protect one's pride and reputation with courage and bloodshed. These duels were affairs of honor where life and death hung in the balance. A duelist might spend years practicing with sword and pistol against the day an enraged rival or embarrassed peer out for blood would issue a challenge. Duels were not to be undertaken, or refused, lightly!

A stupiduel is just as stupid as a regular duel, but a lot more fun!

Finally, the much anticipated expansion for Stupiduel is here! Stupiduel Fantasy! Once upon a time there was a little expansion deck. This deck was full of marvelous creatures and magical artifacts which, in responsible hands, could have been used to create many wondrous tales of fantastic adventure! However, these cards wound up in your hands instead, and you're a raving mad Stupiduelist!

This 60 card expansion to Stupiduel can be used to turn your original deck into a pure fantasy deck, or just shuffled right in. Either way, your Stupiduel matches will be transformed by its powerful contents, allowing attacks that could only be dreamed of, defenses that could only be wished for, and conclusions that will leave you laughing happily ever after!

In Summer Camp, each player becomes a pubescent camper residing in her very own cabin. During the game, players do their best to persuade the coolest kids at camp to hang out with them, while simultaneously sending the uber-dorks into other player's cabins. One camper might lead a late night toilet paper attack, while another slips off to the lake for some skinny dipping with a summer fling. Watch out for the visit from grandma and grandpa or the surprising prescription of orthopedic shoes! For every cool person, event and item in your cabin, you garner 'cool points', while un-cool cards take the same points away.

Play several games in a row and develop rivalries, crushes, and ancient grudges.

Summer Camp is hilarious, entertaining, and offers an intriguing group dynamic (The Camp Fire). You need one six-sided die (not included) to play.

Swordplay: Arena is an easy, fast paced card game of Arena Combat with Medieval weapons. Quick to learn yet challenging to master its subtle strategies. Go for the quick kill, or build up weapons, armor, and deadly combat moves to become the ultimate combat machine.

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Swordplay: Pirates is a fast paced non-collectible card game of swashbuckling combat on the High Seas. Send your bilge-sucking opponent to Davy Jones' Locker with a wide array of blades, black powder weapons, and deadly combat moves suitable for any Sea Dog worth his salt.

Includes everything needed for play including two pirate cards, a combat deck, damage markers, dice and rules for two player duels, multi-player battles and combining this game with Swordplay: Arena for cross-era battles.

Swordplay: Rising Sun is a fast paced non-collectible card game of martial arts combat. Face your opponents in hand to hand combat using a wide variety of kicks, punches and more exotic maneuvers. Wield a variety of classic martial arts weapons including Sai, Throwing Stars and more. Build your Chi to unleash devastating attacks on your opponents bringing honor to your house.

Includes: 60 full-color cards (2 Heroes and a 58 card Combat Deck), dice, damage markers and rules for two player duels, multi-player battles and combining this game with other swordplay games for cross-era battles.

This game begins when most of the role playing game ends.

The heroes are coming back from their adventures fighting monsters and gathering treasures. But still, the dwarf is missing his axe, the magician is looking for his book with new spells, the Elf wants his enchanted lantern back. So every character is looking for something important to him.

In the first phase of the game each player tries to get the item he wants back by negotiation. If that fails, well, then we will have a hefty battle in that tavern and one sure thing we know is that there will be not a single chair left intact after that fight.

This game consists of 110 cards (12 different characters like Trolls, Goblins, Paladin, Orc etc. and lots of items), dice and a rule book.

In Tech Support each player takes on the role of not only a caller but also the tech support system itself! Reroute callers, disconnect their call, misdirect their call! All of this you do until you draw the one card that can win you the game... The Guru!

There is one big twist to this game though... You do not get to play the cards in your own hand! That's right, the cards in your hand can not be used by you. Now, don't get scared. You may not be able to play cards from your own hand, but that does not mean the cards in your hand have no value or use to you. Quite the contrary.

Terra puts the players in front of ecological, socio-economical or diplomatic-military crises where all must collaborate to save the Earth's fragile equilibrium while moving their own interests forward. Players score points for solving a crisis for the common good, but at the same time keeping as many scarce resources to themselves as they can.

Terra includes 18 crisis cards, 90 solution cards, a scoring track, 12 scoring markers, a rulebook and a Days of Wonder web access number.

At the end of the Renaissance, one alchemist rose above the rest: Theophrastus von Bombast der Hohenheim. His skill and knowledge of alchemy and science were legendary. Each year Theophrastus would accept only one new apprentice. This fortunate youth, upon completion of his training, would depart for the luxuries of life in the court of some noble or king. But Theophrastus had many applicants. To select his new apprentice, Theophrastus would challenge them with a clever test of their skill and alchemical talent. Only the most promising of these applicants would be chosen as the great alchemist's apprentice. Do you have the talent and knowledge to become an apprentice of the great

Hill 218 looks just like any other hill on your map, but High Command says it's important and it's your job to take it. Unfortunately the enemy has the same plan.

What You Get

The Battle for Hill 218 is an abstract strategy card game for two players, taking 15 - 30 minutes to play. It’s easy to learn but has a depth of strategy usually found only in games that take an hour or more to play. The deck box comes with everything needed to play: two army decks, two pairs of Air Strikes, the Hill 218 card and the rulebook.

The great chefs come from around the world for just this competition. Are they making streudel, Peking duck, or chickenalmandine? Heck no! This is real food, good ol’ fashioned American cookin’ from the heartland. These cooks are here to make some stuff that sticks to your ribs and gives a nice warm feeling to everyone involved, so it’s time to see what you can do...it’s time for The Great Chili Cook-Off!

Players try and take tricks to capture the ingredients necessary to complete their secret recipe. Taking a trick requires playing a high card, but if cards are tied, the player who played that value last gets the trick--so there is a HUGE disadvantage in going first. Jolly Roger Games is going to include real recipes for all of the chilis mentioned in the game.

Easy to learn and quick to play, The Great Dalmuti is a social card game based on the premise that life isn't fair.

The colorfully illustrated card deck consists of 80 cards: 12 twelves, 11 elevens, 10 tens, and so on down to one Great Dalmuti card, as well as two Jesters. The faster you get rid of the cards in your hand, the higher your social class will be in the following hand, and having a higher social standing has definite advantages in the game.

Watch out--the last player to run out of cards has to be the Greater Peon, the lowest rank of all, who has to shuffle, deal, and collect the cards, as well as tend to the needs of the Greater Dalmuti!

Travel by night. Evade the Mounties. Eat Well.

In The Nacho Incident, 2-4 players try to earn the most money they can by smuggling Mexican Food into Canada. Like Eight Foot Llama games, it comes with everything you need to play -- 110 full-color cards, a bag full of colored cubes, and great artwork by Scott Starkey.

It is the XV-XVIth century, and you, the player, represent one of the great, powerful Italian families-the della Roveras, Colonnas, de Medici, Orsini, or the newly-arrived Spanish house of Borgia. Your goal is to attain the one position that will guarantee you, and your family, fame, wealth and power: The Papacy.

The Prince is a game of making the best of available resources. Using the members of your family who are cardinals, Papal offices, strongholds in the patrimony of St. Peter, alliances with other families, and even patronage of the remarkable artists who lived at that time, players jostle for position and political leverage until the time comes for the Elector Cardinals to go into thier enclave and vote for a new Pope.