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Components

• 260 Challenge cards
• 40 Censored cards
• 60-Second Sand Timer
• Game Rules

Setup

Separate CHALLENGE and CENSORED cards into two separate decks and place face down.

Divide players into two teams of at least two. There's no limit to how many players can be on each team.

Decide which team takes the first turn.

Game Play

1. One player from the team is the performer and draws one CHALLENGE card from the deck. …

Components

• 77 Dilemma Cards
• 2 Voting Cards
• 1 Would You Rather.,,? Card
• 77 cartes Dilemme
• 2 cartes Vote
• 1 carte Would You Rather
• Instructions

Setup

• Remove the two Voting Cards ("A" & "B") and the Would You Rather,,.? Card.

• Shuffle the 77 Cartoon Dilemma Cards and deal five to each player, Place the remaining Dilemma Cards face down to form a Draw Pile.

• The player whose birthday is closest goes first. Give that player the two Voting Cards and the Would Your Rather..,? Card,

Object of the Game

Be the first player to earn five cards in your Scoring Pile. …

Components

• 5 Award Cards
• 20 Band Cards
• 18 Genre Cards
• 18 Sale Cards
• 15 Concert Cards
• 13 Fan Cards
• 13 Party Cards
• 5 Song Cards
• 3 Destroy Cards

Setup

1. Put the Awards cards aside.

2. Shuffle the Game cards and deal:

   • 2 to 3 Players: 9 cards each per round
   • 4 to 5 Players: 8 cards each per round

3. Make a draw pile with the remaining cards.

Object of the Game

Pick the best cards to make the highest scoring combos. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins!

Game Play

1. Pick, Pass then Flip the cards simultaneously.
2. Grab your new cards and Pick, Pass, Flip again.
3. The round is over when no cards remain in your hand.

Game Cards

• Band

  Make a Band …

Components

• Gameboard
• 6 Tokens
• 16 Destination Cards
• 16 Chance Cards
• 16 Community Chest Cards
• 64 Expenence Chips
• Money pacl
• 2 Dice

Object of the Game

Travel around the board racking up Experiences by discovering and visiting cool places to eat, shop, and relax.

The game ends when all of the Destinations on the board have been discovered. The player with the most Experience at the end of the game wins!

What's different in this game

• Experience is everything!

  Money can't always buy you a great time, but experiences-good or weird-last forever! Gain Experience by discovering Destinations. …

Expansion 1: The Flagship

Setup

Place the Flagship token next to the Ship tokens, with the Project side faceup. Roll two dice, rerolling as necessary until you get two different results.

Take the two Factory cards showing the two numbers you rolled and place them faceup in front of you. Return the unused Factory cards to the box.

Factory Cards

The Factory cards give you new abilities that remain in effect throughout the game.

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  The Library (1)

  You can store any number of Book cards in your Pulpit. …

In Dominion, it is important which cards you purchase for your deck.

While treasure and victory cards are very important, the action cards will make the most difference.

Let's give you a few tactical tips to help you to figure out what action cards you should buy.

Don't Purchase too many actions

Many players make this mistake in the beginning. Before you know it, your deck is full of actions and this doesn't work as good as you will expect.

Chances are that your hand is full of a few action cards of which you can only play one. …

The water is rising and the only things standing between the sea and your town are a dam and a handful of brave hamsters. Stop the flood by clogging holes with your hamsters. Keep your town the driest and you win.

Components

• 44 Dam Cards
• 56 Hamster Cards
• 36 Special Hamster Cards
• 1 Turn Tracker Card
• 35 Flood Tokens
• 2 6-sided Dice

Object of the Game

Have the least amount of water on and past your dam combined at the end of the game.

Setup

Give each player 11 dam cards, numbered 2 through 12. Each player should choose two of their dam cards to pass, then pass one to the left and one to the right. Pass both cards to the other player in a 2-player game. Once you collect the cards your neighbor's pass, arrange your dam cards in a line in front of you, in any order. …

Small Fame Tiles

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  Coach Robbery

  A player may fulfill this task if they have at least 1 Loot tile of that color in their Loot collections. There is one fame tile in the game for each color.

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  Dead of Night

  A player may fulfill this task if they have at least 1 Loot tile in white, red or pink. They must also have at least 1 other Loot tile in one of the other two specified colors.

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  Sherwood Forest

  A player may fulfill this task if they have at least 1 Loot tile in green, blue or black. They must also have at least 1 other Loot tile in one of the other two specified colors. …

The Story

Europa: the frozen moon of Jupiter. It took decades to bio-form this ball of ice into a place that can just barely support human life... but the effort was worth it to get to the great living oceans below.

With the "'Threshold" energy shield holding in the warming atmosphere, and the "Doorstep" spaceport fully active, teams of Stabilizers descend to compete for leadership of this hostile moon.

The submerged cavern we call The Pocket conceals all the raw materials you'll need to succeed: the hidden oceans are warmed by thermal vents and teem with alien sea life beyond our wildest dreams. …

At the turn of the 16th Century, King Manuel I commissioned Portugal's greatest artisans to construct grandiose buildings After completing the Palaces of Evora and Sintra, the king sought to build a Summer Pavilion to honor the most famous members of the royal family.

This construction was intended for the most talented artisans-whose skills meet the splendor that the royal family deserves. Sadly, King Manuel I died before construction ever began.

In Azul-Summer Pavilion, players return to Portugal to accomplish the task that never began. …