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Prospector, captain, mayor, trader, settler, craftsman, or builder? Which roles will you play in the new world? Will you own the most prosperous plantations? Will you build the most valuable buildings? You have but one goal: achieve the greatest prosperity and highest respect! This is shown by the player who earns the most victory points. He will win the game!

Kingdom Death: Monster

19 lbs of Nightmare Horror Gaming 235 page hardcover rulebook, 18 hard plastic sprues of miniatures, 1000+ matte game cards, 400+ unique pieces of art, and 86 full page illustrations. Kingdom Death: Monster is a fully cooperative, tabletop, hobby game experience. Unite to survive by hunting monsters and collectively guiding the development of your settlement through a 30 year, self-running campaign. Every decision matters. A space moved during the showdown, every resource spent to craft a piece of gear, what principles your settlement upholds - all can have lasting impact on this highly replayable and challenging game. Campaign System Embark alone or with up to 4 friends (6 with game variant) on a 30 lantern year campaign. Each lantern year will cycle through a chaotic hunt, a showdown with a monster, and the development of your settlement. With so much emphasis on player choice, no two campaign runs will be alike. Monster AI System You will fight 8 monsters, each controlled by their own pair of decks that scale to 3 levels of difficulty. (Except for the final encounter, it has only 1 level and it's HARD!) Every encounter, even with the same monster, is diverse and valuable. No two showdowns will resolve the same way. Players will have to plan their gear and keep their minds sharp to prevail. Gear System In Monster, survivors will craft gear using resources earned from defeating monsters or found on their hunt. Each survivor has a gear grid, and can slot up to 9 pieces of gear at a time. What gear you will carry and how you arrange it can unlock advantages that may make the difference between life and death. Story Event System You will encounter 40+ story events that will shape the story of your unique campaign. Your settlement's decisions and discoveries affect how the story events unfold. Story Events cover everything from setting up and fighting a monster to dramatic turning points in your settlements history. Kingdom Death: Monster Contents 1 x Hardcover Rule Book - 11" x 8.5" 235 Pages. 1 x Showdown Board - 2' x 3' ( Heavy 3mm Game Board Matte ) 1 x Hunt / Settlement Board ( Heavy 3mm Game Board Matte ) 2 x Token Sheet - 127 Tokens 1 x Terrain Token Sheet - 31 Terrain Tiles 1 x Monster Controller Panel 4 x Gear Grids 1 x Character Record Sheet Pad ( 50 Sheets, 6"x6") 1 x Settlement Record Sheet Pad ( 50 Sheets, 8.5" x 11") 5 x 10 sided black Kingdom Death dice 1 x 10 sided white Kingdom Death dice 4 x 6 sided Hit location dice 1 x 10 sided translucent orange Kingdom Death Death Die Kingdom Death: Monster Contents - Miniatures 4 x Starting Survivors 1 x White Lion 1 x Butcher 1 x Screaming Antelope 1 x Kings Man 1 x The Hand 1 x Phoenix 1 x Watcher 1 x Gold Smoke Knight 1 x Unarmored Armor Kit (Creates 4 Survivors.) 1 x Rawhide Armor Kit (Creates 4 Survivors.) 1 x Leather Armor Kit (Creates 4 Survivors.) 1 x White Lion Armor Kit (Creates 4 Survivors.) 1 x Screaming Fur Armor Kit (Creates 4 Survivors.) 1 x Phoenix Armor Kit (Creates 4 Survivors.) 1 x Lantern Armor Kit (Creates 4 Survivors.) 4 x Bonus Mystery Miniatures 4 x Starting Survivor Heads for Armor Kit customization 9 x Assorted Survivor Heads for Armor Kit customization 150+ Gear for Armor Kit customization (Every weapon in the game represented!) 10+ Masks 10 x Decorative Stone Face Base Inserts 36 x Kingdom Death 30mm Base + Insert 6 x Kingdom Death 50mm Base + Insert 1 x Kingdom Death 100mm Base + Insert

Caylus Board Game

Fourth Edition 1289. To strengthen the borders of the Kingdom of France, King Philip the Fair decided to have a new castle built. For the time being, Caylus is but a humble village, but soon, workers and craftsmen will be flocking by the cartload, attracted by the great prospects. Around the building site, a city is slowly rising up... The players embody master builders. By building the King's castle and developing the city around it, they earn prestige points and gain the King's favor. When the castle is finished, the player who has earned the most prestige wins the game.

A Feast For Odin

Delve into the world of Vikings and dabble in trading, hunting, raiding, pillaging, plundering, and raiding some more. Build houses, explore new worlds, and every round, have a feast in Odin's name. The large variety of actions and occupations guarantees your Notherners long-lasting fun, with each game creating a new world on your player board!

Trickerion

The city of Magoria has not always been a place of magic and mystery. Decades ago, it was just another ordinary trade center loaded with shameless courtesans and greedy merchants longing for more and more wealth and prosperity. But, as we have already learned from history, a single man's will, if strong enough can change the world. It wasn't different with Magoria either; it only took one person, with immense talent and ambition, to change things forever. A talented young boy inspired by the enigmatic world of illusion tried his luck on the street with his revolutionary acts of magic. It didn't take long for people to take notice, and within weeks, he was already considered to be a genius by the public. The acts of even the greatest illusionists of the time seemed shallow and mediocre compared to his talent. In less than a year, the youngster became one of the greatest magicians of his time, a true legend of illusion who became known as Dahlgaard the Magnificent. Trickerion - Legends of Illusion is a competitive Euro-style strategy game set in a fictional city inspired by the late 19th century urban life and culture, where players take on the role of rival stage illusionists. Players strive to become the city's greatest Magician by acquiring the most Fame points. But there is much more at stake than prestige alone. The audience's favourite wins the contest for the mighty Trickerion Stone, a relic that grants supernatural powers to its owner, making him a true Legend of Illusion.

Android: Netrunner

Set in a cyberpunk future, Android: Netrunner is an asymmetrical Living Card Game that pits a megacorporation and its massive resources against the subversive talents of an individualistic runner. The Corp tries to score points by advancing agendas, and the Runner tries to score points by breaking through the Corp’s defenses to steal valuable data. The first player to seven points wins the game, but not likely without first suffering some brain damage or bad publicity.

Sidereal Confluence

Sidereal Confluence: Trading and Negotiation in the Elysian Quadrant is a singularly unique trading and negotiation game for 4 to 9 players. Over the course of the game, each race must trade and negotiate with the rest to acquire the resources necessary to fund their economy and allow it to produce goods for the next turn. While technically a competitive game, Sidereal Confluence: Trading and Negotiation in the Elysian Quadrant has a uniquely cooperative feel during the trading phase as no race has the ability to thrive on its own. Trade well, and you'll develop technologies and colonize planets to form a civilization that is the envy of the galaxy. Each player chooses one of the nine unique and asymmetrical alien races that have come together to form a trade federation in their quadrant. Each race has its own deck of cards representing all the existing and future technologies it might research. Some races also have other cards related to unique features of their culture. These cards represent portions of the culture's economy and require spending some number of resources to use, resulting in an output of more resources, ships, and possibly victory points. Since each culture's outputs rarely match their inputs, players need to trade goods with one another to run their converters to create the resources they truly need to run their society most efficiently and have an effective economy. Almost everything is negotiable, including colonies, ships, VP and all kinds of resources. Each game round contains an open trading phase in which all players can negotiate and execute deals for resources, ships, colonies, even the temporary use of technologies! Players with enough resources can also research technologies, upgrade colonies, and spend resources on their race's special cards during this phase. Once complete, all players simultaneously run their economies, spending resources to gain more resources. The Convocation follows, starting with players sharing newly researched technologies with all other races and following with bidding to acquire new colonies and research teams. Researching a new technology grants many victory points for the prestige of helping galactic society advance. When one race builds a new technology, it is shared with everyone else. Technologies can be upgraded when combined with other technologies. The ultimate goal is victory points, which are acquired by researching technologies, using your economy to convert resources to goods, and converting your leftover goods into points at the end of the game. The game is almost all simultaneous play, keeping the game play moving.

Wingspan

Wingspan is a competitive, medium-weight, card-driven, engine-building board game from Stonemaier Games. You are bird enthusiasts—researchers, bird watchers, ornithologists, and collectors—seeking to discover and attract the best birds to your aviary. Each bird extends a chain of powerful combinations in one of your habitats (actions). These habitats focus on several key aspects of growth: Gain food tokens via custom dice in a birdfeeder dice tower Lay eggs using egg miniatures in a variety of colors Draw from hundreds of unique bird cards and play them The winner is the player with the most points after 4 rounds. If you enjoy Terraforming Mars and Gizmos, we think this game will take flight at your table. The official announcement and pre-orders will be available on January 2, 2019.

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trentellingsen 2 hours ago

Who's your favorite content creator? (YouTube Channel, Blogger, Podcaster, Social Media poster...)

I think my two favorite ways to enjoy board game content is the Shut Up & Sit Down podcast. Matt and Quinns are both great writers and I think that quality shines through the podcast medium more than videos. I think Take Your Chits is my favorite YouTube channel in the space since I'm not really the type to watch How to Play videos or long form reviews. His skits and rants are just great entertainment as a board gamer in general.

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trentellingsen 22 hours ago

BGAA New Way to Write Board Game Articles

I've just finished creating a new feature for the site where you can now write articles in a cool and modern way! They essentially function the same as forum posts but allow for you to save a draft, add photos, and are formatted to look exactly the same when you edit to the way it's published!

If you want to share strategy, write a full review, or just enjoy creating long form content you can write an article by going to https://www.boardgameatlas.com/forum/post/new and clicking the "write a full article" link.

Here's an example: https://www.boardgameatlas.com/forum/PACXjnQRDH

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trentellingsen 22 hours ago

My Collection of 30 Feels More Like 4

I got into board games fairly recently and like any recent convert I'm introducing everyone I can to board games. It's a great way to spend time with friends after dinner outside of playing Super Smash Bros or watching a movie. I want to be able to see their faces and have side conversations while spending time with them.

Buying Frenzy

I ended up buying growing my collection of games to a little over 30 in just a few months and was having a blast playing something new every week!

I'm proud to report I even have a shelf of shame with 4 games that I haven't gotten to play through yet. I'm slowly working my way through the collection and will get to them soon but I've been noticing something lately. I'm starting to sense a shift in the way I play games and the ones I suggest when a friend comes over.

Easy to Teach Games

I've been realizing that I'm playing board games more often with friends that I didn't play with last week. I find myself not really getting to go deep into the hobby with more than just one or two people who are often not available so I try and scramble together a few other friends I know and I continually go back to the same few games. I end up choosing games that are still fun for me but are easy to approach for newer gamers.

1. Skull - Quick to teach, Quick to play, Serious Strategy

Skull is especially easy to throw in a backpack when going to a friends house which is one of the other reasons it's a go to. The simple betting structure and quick matches make it great. The additional amazing subtle feature of the game is that strategies continue to change the longer you play with the same people. You start trying to read what they're doing and change up your own game to bring out victories you wouldn't have gotten otherwise.

I recommend starting by never bluffing for the first few rounds. The reputation that you always play it straight makes bluffing later on way more effective.

2. Dominion - Seems Overwhelming but Easy to teach and replay-able

I try to get Dominion to the table whenever I can. Especially now that I just got Intrigue. The rules explanation with the quick "A, B, C" turn structure make it so easy to get everyone into the game quickly. I love that the box comes with 500+ cards and the custom setups makes new gamers nervous thinking it'll take forever to learn and be too complicated. Learning this game and grasping the strategy within just a few minutes has been something that has gotten my friends to try bigger and more complex games.

3. Railroad Ink - Scales in Player Count and Feels Unique

I heard about Railroad Ink from Shut Up & Sit Down and instantly added it to my collection of games that I use to introduce people to games. It's so portable and easy to bring for any number of players (even solo) that it jumps in my backpack with Skull when I'm going to a friends house.

4. Pandemic: Iberia - A Coop that I Mostly Enjoy Playing

I say mostly because I only bring it out when it seems like the group would want to play something cooperative. I never feel like playing cooperative games just due to my love of competition. If there's a story or legacy element that put's us all in it together working toward a goal then I'm all in on that. Games like Pandemic tend to lead to quarterbacking and I'd rather test my strategy skills against other players over the game's mechanics.

Fitting In The Rest

I've been staring at Gloomhaven for a few weeks without getting it to the table. I have a few other games like Dice Throne which I haven't played yet and Root which I've only played once and would love to open up as well. Although I have the desire to bring it out and play, I think I need to establish a more consistent group of friends to play with before I'm able to really dive deep into the games that I want to spend more time on.

[Reef, Dominion 2nd Edition, Railroad Ink: Blazing Red, Skull, Pandemic: Iberia]

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R0land1199 25 hours ago

Add Ability to link to FAQ URL's for games

Hey there,

I've been going through and putting in rules and home page links for some games. I've noticed in quite a few cases they also have a FAQ/Errata file online too.

It might be nice to have the ability to add those in for a game as well.

Thanks!

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trentellingsen 45 hours ago

BGAAnnouncing Everdell Avatars!

We've just gotten permission to use Everdell art for our avatars! Check it out see the awesome animal avatar choices from their amazing game!

https://www.boardgameatlas.com/avatars#everdell

[Everdell]

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Gekey 2 days ago

BGABoard Game Atlas: Pocket [v0.2.0 Beta Release]

Hi all,

I'm happy to announce that v0.2.0 of the Board Game Atlas: Pocket just went live in the Google Play Store. Introducing exciting new features and improvements. I received lots of feedback regarding the v0.1 release and I want to thank you for that.

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Got feedback? Leave a comment below, send me a pm or mail me at boardgameatlaspocket(@)gmail.com.

This is still a beta release so you might experience bugs or missing functionality.

For the 0.3.0 release I will focus on integrating the forums into the app. What features do you want to see the most for the v0.3.0 release?

Have a great day!

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Blue Lagoon

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Full Price: Never unless it's a need to have now game - which is rare.

5%-10% off MSRP: Only when I want to support this small FLGS which I feel won't last long. I've spent money there I didn't intend to because I want the guy to succeed and the games are good anyway.

Sale: If we're talking all-time low or near all-time low and I have wanted it, I jump on it no questions asked. If it's a game I'm not familiar with, I'll look it up and see how it plays first.

Used: I treat these like sale prices. The two FLGS I have price fairly - usually - with only good condition or better.

I have too unplayed games to play as it is, so saving money is more important than buying something I won't get to the table anyway. For instance I almost bought Blue Lagoon today for $30 at a FLGS but it's $22 on Amazon. I can't justify 25% difference in price. I did buy Hokkaido and some box bands though for $30 to support them and I intend to rent a few game going forward since their rental policy and price is amazing.

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Hokkaido

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Full Price: Never unless it's a need to have now game - which is rare.

Sale: If we're talking all-time low or near all-time low and I have wanted it, I jump on it no questions asked. If it's a game I'm not familiar with, I'll look it up and see how it plays first.

Used: I treat these like sale prices. The two FLGS I have price fairly - usually - with only good condition or better.

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I really like how Dinogenics handles the event deck.

They are revealed a turn before giving you an entire round to prepare for it.

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Gobbit

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^r2d8 ^issues ^a ^series ^of ^sophisticated ^bleeps ^and ^whistles...

Gobbit (2012) by Jean-Baptiste Fremaux, Thomas Luzurier, Paul-Adrien Tournier. 2-8 p; 20 minutes; BGG Image

Mechanics: Pattern Recognition, Player Elimination
Average rating is 6.50834; rated by 380 people. Weight: 1.35
Board Game Rank: 4143, Party Game Rank: 239

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I think you're thinking of Gobbit.

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Want to sell multiple games. I am located in Boston and am most interested in a local sale but can ship games if it is a good offer and covers shipping. Make me an offer and we can discuss the pricing (depending on shipping and other details).

Mansions of Madness Second Edition = Box is slightly worn around the edges but all components are present and has only been played 3 times. Enemy description tiles are already inserted into the monster bases and could have scratches if they were taken out (tight fit for some of the tiles).

Call of Cthulhu = great condition, box slightly worn around the edges. Several of the pieces are painted but this can easily be removed. Otherwise all components are present.

Spirit Island = played it once and didnt care for it (generally don't like co-op games. All the components are present with a slight curve to several of the game map boards (was like it when I purchased it) which is easily rectified by bending in the other direction to make it straight (will likely disappear with future plays). Basically like new.

I am also interested in trading Race for the Galaxy for Roll for the Galaxy if there are any takers.

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Call of Cthulhu = great condition, box slightly worn around the edges. Several of the pieces are painted but this can easily be removed. Otherwise all components are present.

I am also interested in trading Race for the Galaxy for Roll for the Galaxy if there are any takers.

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Call of Cthulhu = great condition, box slightly worn around the edges. Several of the pieces are painted but this can easily be removed. Otherwise all components are present.

I am also interested in trading Race for the Galaxy for Roll for the Galaxy if there are any takers.

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Playtime: 90 - 150 minutes
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Designer: Andreas Seyfarth
Artists: Harald Lieske, Franz Vohwinkel
Publishers: Rio Grande Games
Year Published: 2002

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