War and chaos are engulfing the lands of Westeros. The great Houses are vying for control of the Iron Throne using the old tools of intrique and war. Yet while the war for Westeros rages, grave dangers gather in the cold North, and an ancient enemy is gaining momentum in the distant East.

In A Game of Thrones the board game, players take control of one of the great Houses of Westeros. Via resource management, diplomacy, and cunning, they seek to win dominance over the land. Players must give orders to armies, control important characters, gather resources for the coming winter, and survive the onslaught of their enemies. A unique phase mechanic, battle resolution, and special ordering system make for an engaging game in which all players are actively involved at all times.

A Clash of Kings is the first expansion to A Game of Thrones: The Board Game!

This new expansion includes rules and components for the following:

A Storm of Swords is the second expansion to A Game of Thrones: The Board Game!

This new expansion includes rules and components for the following:

Take on the role of a colonial power seeking fame, glory, and riches in the new world. As you proceed through three centuries, you will launch expeditions of discovery, colonize regions, expand your merchant fleet, and develop your economy. As the competition heats up, you will recruit specialists (Merchant, Soldier, Captain, and Missionary) to help you gain an edge over your opponents, declare wars, and build capital buildings that give your nation unique advantages.

Can you re-write history? Play the Age of Discovery and find out!

Adds an additional player to the Age of Empires III: Board Game.

Age of Mythology, the tremendously popular real-time strategy game from Ensemble Studios and MicroSoft, gets the Eagle Games treatment! This is a miniatures-driven boardgame that includes hundreds of stunning sculpted pieces.

Players control armies made up of warriors, priests, heroes, and mythical creatures from ancient Greek, Egyptian, and Norse mythology. They gather resources, which allow them to create buildings and armies. Special buildings are required to allow players to build new army types and improve the abilities of their units. Battles are resolved with a unique dice and card system that keeps the action moving. You get all the fast-paced action of a real-time game, with real 3-D pieces, and face-to-face gameplay!

You can review the RULES for Age of Mythology here.

In Alexander the Great: Birth of an Empire by Ronald Hofstaetter (2-5 players, 75 minutes playing time) the players follow in the path of Macedon´s famous king. With his army they move all the way to Persia and found important cities and temples. In the end, Alexander ruled over a world empire that stretched from the Danube to the Adriatic Sea, to Egypt, to the Caucasus, Persia and India.

The players gain points for the occupation of provinces and for the founding of temples and cities. Who amasses the most points at game´s end is the winner and may name himself Alexander the Great.

The second edition of this classic boardgame features the evolutionary contest between dinosaurs and mammals in prehistoric America in full color and die-cut cards. Catastrophes, ice ages, ecology, immigrants, and chimeras as dinosaurs and mammals struggle for domination of America since the Triassic. Introductory, Basic, Advanced, and Solitaire games included.

This expansion requires the second edition American Megafauna to play. It adds cards and tents for a new fifth player, as well as 31 new DNA cards, 9 new biome cards, 4 new catastrophe cards, and 2 two genotype cards. Also contains rules for shorter games starting in the Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous, or Tertiary.

You are about to take part in a stag rut on a Scottish Island.

Each player plays a stag during the annual rut. It's the time of year where they live for food, fighting and females. The object of the game is to be the dominant stag on the island.

The undersea city of Atlanteon is under attack! Take command of an army of aquatic warriors, powerful wizards, and fantastic water beasts as you battle to control the capital of the deep. Send your forces to capture the Emperor's palace, Neptune's palace, and the Sea Hag's tower- but beware! If your king is captured, you'll lose the game.

In the tradition of Kingdoms, Maginor, King's Gate, and Scarab Lords, Reiner Knizia continues his brilliant series of board games. Atlanteon is a strategic two-player board game, playable in 20-60 minutes.

Atta Ants is an innovative and simple but addictive puzzle game. While pondering the safest routes for your ants, between collecting leafs and returning to your nests, players take turns laying new track tiles, and also moving the ant eating black spiders. Solid wooden game pieces, representing ants and spiders, gentle green glass counters, representing leafs, and track tiles in stern cardboard, all represent the usual high quality from TROF games.

Atta Ants puts the player in charge of an ant tribe, struggling to gather leafs for their nest, whilst being hindered by other tribes and hostile spiders. The trails by which leafs are gathered are laid out during the game, and the object of the games is to get all ones ants into play.

The expansion set for Atta Ants, providing twigs (movable paths), tunnels and rocks (path blockers).

Rooted in the World of Terris, a brutal, dark fantasy setting envisioned by authors Robin Laws and Scott Hungerford, Battue: Storm of the Horse Lords is a strategy board game in which players take control of a horde of Horse Lords bent on looting Tarsos, the City of Brass Pillars. This strategy game is easy-to-learn, fast-playing, fun, and keeps players involved in the game even when it’s not their turn. The player who manages to control the choicest sections of the city and has the most loot at the end of the game is the winner. Further expansions will introduce new rules and options as well as allow additional players to join the game.

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Tarsos runs red with blood as the Horse Lords struggle to become the first to sit on the Golden Throne. The fighting intensifies as the Roma launch their counter attacks and ribal leaders contend with each other to become the Khan of Khans.

Battue: Walls of Tarsos is an expansion for Battue: Storm of the Horse Lords. Inside you will find additional components that make the game even more challenging. The rules of Battue remain the same – but now you have new obstacles to overcome, new tactics to employ, and new rewards to capture on your quest for total victory.

All of Red Juggernaut’s games are set in the World of Terris, a world in which anyone can perform enchantments and magical rituals, where dwarves are violent, cruel raiders who embrace their role as godslayers and the fey posses magical powers that the other races can only marvel at. Every new game includes information about this fully fleshed out world, so fans will look forward to discovering more details in every release!

Contains· 8 Event Cards· 13 Loot Cards· 6 Warrior tokens· 8 Wall tiles· 4 Tower tiles· 4 Gate tiles· 13 Interior tiles.

The fascinating legend of the great hero Beowulf is told in one of the oldest works of English literature. Relive the legend of how the Geatish warrior Beowulf comes to the aid of the Danish King against the fearsome monster Grendel, how he returns to his home in Geatland to become king, and how Beowulf meets his end when fighting the terrible dragon.

Beowulf, The Legend, by renowned designer Reiner Knizia and featuring art by John Howe, invites you to accompany the mighty hero as one of his brave comrades. Will you become the most renowned warrior and succeed Beowulf as king? Only the strongest will prevail!

Beowulf: The Movie Board Game is a game of mead, heroism, and peril for two to four players. It features art and graphic design from the new film Beowulf, from director Robert Zemeckis and screenwriters Neil Gaiman and Roger Avary.

Beowulf: The Movie Board Game is based on game rules originally published as Kingdoms.

Beowulf: The Movie Board Game includes:

One of the most popular, and successful, Avalon Hill games of the late 1980's was Blackbeard, a pirate game totally different from any others available because it simulated the actual life and careers of historical pirates, and how they went about their chosen professions.

Richard Berg has now taken the original and redesigned it, almost entirely, to bring it into line with what gamers like to see and play these days. All those pirates you loved - Black Bart Roberts, Long Ben Avery, Ned Lowe, L'Ollonais, and, of course, Edward Teach (Blackbeard) - 23 in all, are still there, as are the King's Commissioners sent out to stop them. However, the entire play system has been overhauled, and the result is a game that highlights and specializes in player interaction, with almost no down time for any players.

Players represent individual pirates, using them to gain Victory Points by amassing booty and, even more importantly, earning Notoriety for their dastardly deeds. Seizing merchants with cargo ranging from useless paper to the monumental treasure of the Mughal emperors, attacking and sacking ports, fighting storms and scurvy, seeking safe haven in infamous pirate ports such as Tortuga and Madagascar, and, hopefully, using Letters of Marque to retire successfully.

And while the player is doing this, all of the other players, at the same time, are playing their cards and seizing opportunities to stop the pirates. There is a constant interplay among players, and you never know what is going to happen when you set out to do something.

We've simplified movement (no more hexes) and ship battles, w'eve expanded the use of Royal Navy warships, we've even added individual hostages! (Yes, there is a "Governor's Daughter".)

The game simulates a fishtank with 2 Black Mollies (hence the name) and a number of "machines", which are harmful to fish. Each player has four fish and the objective is to keep them alive as long as possible. The game board is variable and made up of 24 cards. The roll of a D4 die decides about the machines being turned on or off or the current in the tank being activated. If a fish ends its turn on a card with the Black Molly or an activated machine it is taken out of the game. The last player with fish(es) on the board wins the game.

At the end of the Millennium, the FBI, working with various state and federal agencies managed to rid New York of the ruling crime families that had become entrenched in the city over many generations. As the boss of one of these families, you are competing with the other players to determine who will ultimately rule the world of organized crime. As tensions flare, a full scale Mob War erupts to determine who will become supreme Mafia Boss of New York.

Bloodfeud in New York is a 2-6 player game, for players ages 12 to Adult. Playing time is typically 3-4 hours. As with all Eagle Games, the attention to detail in Bloodfeud is outstanding. The game includes over 300 highly detailed miniatures, buildings, hit men, gangsters, limousines, speedboats and helicopters (with rotors that spin!) The gameboard features an almost exact roadmap of New York and New Jersey.

The board shows the Caribbean in the 18th century. Six pirate ships lie in wait on the sea, ready to pillage the rich ports, or to rob the booty from other ships.

The sea is divided into spaces. Each player is in possession of three safe havens, marked in his color on the board. If only two or three players are playing, the safe havens in the vacant color(s) are treated as normal sea spaces.

The aim of each player is to lure the pirates to deliver treasure crates to one of his own safe havens, and not to the safe havens of the opponents.

Even today in China, the unmistakable evidence of a fascinating story is everywhere. Hundreds of years ago, the country teetered on the brink of a change in power. Regional rulers fought continuously with each other with only one goal in mind: to become the new Emperor. They erected imposing houses and sent their emissaries to the regional courts.

This fascinating game of domination combines multiple tactical possibilities with simple-to-learn rules and a short playing time!

China is based on the award-winning game Web of Power by master game designer Michael Schacht.

CONDOTTIERE is a game of intrigue, guile, and warfare in Renaissance Italy for 2-6 players. Take command of a mercenary army and carve out your own personal kingdom!

CONDOTTIERE includes:

The Time: Circa 500 A.D.

The Place: The first islands of a new culture, later to be known as Polynesia.

The Situation: You lead a tribe looking to expand its influence throughout the South Pacific.

Conquest of Paradise is a game of empire building in the "Polynesian Triangle" of the central Pacific Ocean for two, three, or four players. Players explore the unknown ocean around them, hoping to discover the most lucrative island groups, and colonize them. They build canoes and train warriors to create a force to defend their empire, while forging lines of communication with their developing discoveries. Resources are scarce; using them wisely is a key to victory. Investing in exploration widens your empire. Building warriors strengthens your empire. Investing resources into cultural innovations can yield unexpected dividends, like tattooing, hula dancing, surfing, or even the giant moai statues of Easter Island fame.

Conquest of Paradise is a game of exploration and empire building, but also (as you'd expect from a GMT game) CONFLICT. Choosing when to build those expensive warriors, and when and where to fight, given limited resources, is key to your success.

In a faraway corner of the kingdom, these once fertile lands have been invaded by vile hordes of monsters. Their control over the area has become complete, and they have begun to strengthen and fortify themselves for an assault on the rest of the kingdom. The King summons you and the other leaders of the most noble houses in his dominion and sets forth this grim task: Rid the fallen Lands of the savage monsters that occupy them, win back the riches they have plundered, and return peace to the countryside!

The game features stand-up Cowboy counters with plastic bases. The box, boards, and all components feature full color artwork by Gary S. Zaboly. 26 historical and hollywood style scenarios are included and depict gun fights, bank robberies,lynch mobs, cattle rustling, jail breaks and many other western actions. Six double sided geomorphic mapboards are used to create the look of the Old West.

The personalities will be there, Wyatt, Doc, Jesse, Billy, and many other legends of the Old West. Some of the variables are town folk, horses, weapons, card play, etc.

Every person has dreamed of being the cowboy standing in the middle of street, alone, staring down your enemy, fingers twitching by the side of your gunbelt, looking for the flinch in your adversaries face that will unleash blazing steel from your side...now is your chance...but watch your back!

Game includes geomorphic mapboards, counters, stand-up cowboy counters, plastic bases, cards, dice, box, rules, scenario book with historical info, and other game play materials.

Daimyo (translated literally means: "great name") was the highest feudal rank or title in Japan between the 12th and 19th centuries. In his position as a powerful warlord, the player must lead his clan in order to conquer new fiefs, called Hans, to increase his political and economical prestige and to defend himself against other Warlords.

Daimyo is a game of strategy set in feudal Japan for 2/4 players of 12 years and over.

Dart Wars is a world conquest game, played with magnetic darts on a flexible dartboard. The game is a mixture of dexterity and territorial conquest where the players will conquer the world.

Players choose their homeland where they place their army. A turn consists of each player throwing 3 darts and then moving his troops from border to border. Players send their army to discover new territories in order to gain troops before the beginning of the hostilities.

When 2 adversaries meet, they fight on the target. The victor turns the adversary's troop into his own. But the players must be watchful and protect their homeland, because if one of them loses it, he becomes the slave of his conqueror.

1695... The Caribbean... At the head of your crew of cutthroat pirates, you set full sail for a small island indicated on the treasure map you took from the most feared pirate of the Spanish Main while he was on his deathbed. This map also shows you the spots where he buried all of the treasure and rum he “collected” over his career. As you approach the island you see another suspicious ship approaching the tiny island. It’s another pirate… In fact, it’s your brother! How did he find you? Throughout your life he has always tried to steal what was rightfully yours. He must have a copy of the map too, and is trying to claim the booty for himself! A merciless struggle ensues. To win, you must be the first to land on the island and claim the treasure, you must conquer the greatest number of territories, and you must throw the most enemy pirates into the sea... Yo-Ho-Ho and a Race to the Rum!

War is hell......so pay someone else to fight it. At the Mercenary Camp, hire henchmen to take the field against your enemies. But don't delay -- the mercs deal only to those with serious intent and ready cash... Contents include 20 new characters and 52 new equipment items.

The Masters Addendum brings the series to its conclusion, packed with the goods to fulfill all needs. New characters and equipment to challenge the shrewdest of players.

Complete Masters Guide, Worldspanner Chance Deck, 28 Blank Character Cards, 30 Blank Equipment Cards, 3 Player Aid Cards, Player Aid Poster, 46 Character Cards, 32 Equipment Cards, Health markers.

Theme - Completes and compiles the game series. Provides the updated, combined rulebook, card revisions, effectively giving first edition buyers the final edition game. Rules additions Adventure Age Bonuses, Lith’s Favor, Game Variants.

Dust is a strategy board game of conflict and control in an alternate science-fiction history for two to six players. It features streamlined, elegant gameplay and sweeping, epic scope with gorgeous artwork by Paolo Parente.

Dust includes:

Easter Island is a mysterious island in the South Pacific. Its inhabitants have long since vanished without a trace except for the giant Moai. These giant statues are so large and heavy that modern man has had a difficult time recreating them without modern tools. Tools the original inhabitants most certainly couldn't possess.

This game speculates that the statues were, in fact, beam weapons created by two very powerful wizards. These wizards used the statues in a giant game, with the island itself as the board. You are now one of those wizards...

Easter Island lets you place your statues and move them into position. Then, when everything is ready, call upon the power of the Sun to topple your opponent's statues and thus your opponent.

The Viking fortress Eketorp on the north side of the Baltic Sea island Øland needs reinforcing against enemy attacks. The viking chiefs send out their men to bring back the necessary construction materials for the fort. But supplies are rare and battles must be fought to gain them. Even the most daring Vikings often return empty-handed and need to have their wounds attended to.

Obtain the most valuable building blocks for your fort, protect your walls and make it to the end of the game as the viking chief with the strongest fortress.

Which sheik will attract the princess?

The players are sheiks, competing for the charms of the sultan’s lovely daughters. In each game turn a princess comes into play. She eventually chooses the sheik who suits her best, depending on her personal wishes. So the sheiks have to invest in their personal appearance, status and property. To meet the demands of these spoilt royal beauties, the players need a lot of gold, which they earn in the spice trade. The player who first reaches his personal target wins the game.

The Empire Could Be Yours!

In a vast, fantastic world known as Creation, a dynastic empire called the Realm stood for hundreds of years, presided over by the powerful and cunning Scarlet Empress. She reigned with an absolute hand until the day she mysteriously disappeared, leaving a legacy of ruin. Before long, suitors to the throne dared make their bid for power. You are one of the contenders for the Scarlet Throne, a Dragon-Blooded who has amassed the vast armies, fortunes and magic necessary to seize your destiny. You seek to claim dominions and raise war manses, building power until you have the lore and strength to claim the Imperial Manse for your own.

Exalted: War for the Throne is a strategy board game for two to five players set in the world of Exalted®. Players amass legions, coin and essence, and bring all of their allies, will and luck to bear to claim the seat of power and become the new emperor of the Realm.

This game includes:

Trade, plunder and colonize the world of the early middle ages! Sail the oceans to the borders of the world. Fight bravely under the banner of the Crow and fearlessly cross the doors of Valhalla!

The civilized world will tremble before you and the priests will chant their more enthusiastic prayers: "Lord, protect us from the fury of the men of the North".

Fire and Axe invites you to play the role of Vikings when they were scouring the seas and rivers of Europe for plunder and land between 750 and 1020.

For over 700 years, Spanish Christians tried to exterminate the Arab kingdoms of southern Spain. This great "Reconquista" fired the crusading zeal of countless generations. The Arabs, or Moors as they were known to the Spanish, saw the Spaniards as backward barbarians and fought ferociously to protect their sophisticated civilization. Finally, in 1482 King Ferdinand of Aragon embarked on the last campaign, to take the fabled city of Granada from its Islamic rulers.

This quick-playing, physically beautiful game re-creates the final 10-year struggle for Granada. Players take command of the Christian and Moslem holy warriors. God is on your side. Will you prevail?

Granada is a two-player game based on the 1481-1492 campaign between Ferdinand and Isabella of Aragon and Castille on one side (the "Spanish player") and Muhammed XII and later Muhammed XIII on the other (the "Moorish player"). The game's designer is Robert Markham, known for Soldier Kings and dozens of other game designs.

Power struggle in ancient Greece. In the land of ancient Greece, called Hellas, the people waged power struggles for control of the many valuable islands. The combatants faced each other over land and across the seas. In these battles with sail and sword, the combatants venture forth to discover new islands to fight over. To aid them in their battles, the combatants often seek the favor of the Gods.

For when you're lookin' for a fight!

While mankind has fought with itself, the forces of evil have gathered and prepared for one final, apocalyptic assault. Each group has fine tuned their forces and stands ready to fight for ultimate control of the earth.

You are the leader of one of these groups, and you alone will determine who has control of the earth for now...

Hidden Conflict is an innovative, tile-based, skirmish game that allows players to fight for global domination as either the forces of good or one of the many evil groups vying for control. Players build an army from the beautifully illustrated tiles and face off against their foes. The game plays equally well with two to six players.

This large box contains 240 "Army" tiles, complete rules and 6 player "cheat" cards.

Eleven Centuries of Conquest

Italia takes us on a journey through 1500 years of Italian history, where this Mediterranean peninsula was invaded countless times by different tribes and peoples . Italia contains two games: - Italia I is a 3 player game, which centers around the history of classical Rome BC. - Italia II is a 4 player game and encompasses the history of Italy from 390 AD to 1100. In both games players lead different nations, and with them, pursue their specific goals until they are themselves conquered and usually vanish from face of the earth.

Two priests of Kahuna compete to determine who is the stronger. For the competition, they have chosen twelve small islands. They use their magic to build bridges linking the islands and gaining control. A fast-paced strategy game of shifting control.

The old king is dying without an heir, and the country is in turmoil. Four lords have come to the capital city, each claiming to be the king's rightful successor. Now the lords are vying for control of the city, for they know that who ever wins the city will win the throne. You and your opponents are playing the feudal lords, trying to secure your claims by surrounding the most important locations in the capital (such as the palace, the royal library, and the wizard's tower) with shops, barracks, and other city districts under your control. Watch where you place your districts, however, because your opponents may build their neighborhoods over yours, or worse - send the dragon to burn your territory down.

Lords of the Spanish Main takes us back to the year 1600, with the Spanish overlords looting Central and South America for whatever they can get their hands on. Will pump in history until it oozes from your ears. To portray all this, so well, through a multi-player game is nothing short of brilliant design work.

Imagine a cold and windy autumn day about 30,000 years ago. For hours the hunters have shadowed the mammoth herd. Will they succeed? Will they be able to bring down one of the huge beasts?

If they succeed, the beast will feed the tribe for many weeks ...

Players take the role of these fearless ice age hunters. They try to remain close to the mammoth herds as they wander from region to region. As all hunters want to be close to the mammoths, conflict is inevitable. Some will stay, but others will go. In the end, those with clubs rule the regions.

The world of men, called Midgard, is in its final days, and the battle at the end of the world, called Ragnarok, has begun. Those warriors brave enough to fight to the end will have a hallowed place in the halls of Valhalla when the battle is over, but only one clan will hold the seat of highest honor. Will it be yours?

Midgard is a strategic board game of kingdom control for 3 to 5 players ... with a twist. Over three escalating rounds, players semi-secretly draft from decks of action cards, taking cards they need for their strategy or denying their opponents the best cards in the rotation. Then, after the action cards are played out, comes Ragnarok, in which some kingdoms will become doomed. And all battling vikings therein are destroyed in glorious rapture, scoring many points for their owners.

Welcome to Mob City. The game where the future of crime is in your hands!

Set in the roaring 20's, Mob City gives you all the thrills and spills of the notoriously dangerous prohibition era!

Naval Battles is a fast and furious game of naval combat in World War II for 2 to 6 players. Each player commands a fleet of World War II ships. His goal is to launch attacks from his ships and sink the ships of the opposing players. The game includes surface vessels and submarines of six different nations – France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, and the United States.

Rome is in turmoil as the once great empire is thrown into darkness. Throughout Europe the legions are on the move to seize power and restore order. As a general of Rome's mighty legions can you claim dominance over the Adriatic empire and restore Rome to its former glory?

Nero is an easy-to-learn game of ancient struggle for power and military conflict. Printed in Germany, Nero has a beautifully printed game board and the highest quality game components and cards.