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Components

• 12 role tiles
• 36 Yes/No tokens
• 10 Maybe tokens
• 1 So Close token
• 1 Correct token
• Rulebook

Setup

Take the Mayor, Seer, and Werewolf cards, and add Villager cards so that the total number of cards is one more than the number of players. For instance, with six players, use 1 Mayor, 1 Seer, 1 Werewolf, and 4 Villager cards. If playing with 7 or more players, use a second Werewolf card.

Place the Yes/No tokens in the large compartment in the box bottom, and the Maybe tokens in the smaller compartment. Place the So Close and Correct tokens near the box bottom. …

Components

• 81 game cards
• Rulebook

Each card has 1 of 3 colors (green, purple, red), 1 of 3 numbers (1-shape, 2-shapes, 3-shapes), 1 of 3 shadings (filled-in, outlined, shaded), 1 of 3 symbols (ovals, squiggles, diamonds).

Object of the Game

The object of the game is to identify a SET of 3 cards from 12 cards placed face up on the table. Each card has four features, which can vary as follows:

A SET consists of 3 cards in which each of the cards' features, looked at one-by-one, are the same on each card, or, are different on each card. All of the features must separately satisfy this rule. …

Components

• 1 game board
• 1 Player Aid
• Agora
• 16 glory tiles
• 17 continent tiles
• 1 sticker leaflet
• 100 gold
• 16 wonder cards
• 25 civilization cards
• 10 future technology cards
• 9 History's Judgement Cards
• 24 building cards
• 4 player boards
• 12 colonists
• 4 score marker
• 64 technology tiles
• 4 capital
• 48 cubes
• Rulebook

Setup

1 Put the game board and the agora in the middle of the table.

2 Sort the continent tiles by size and place them face down next to the game board. Place the square continent tile in the middle of the game board. Orient it as you please (or decide randomly) …

The novices are on the loose! Temptation has lured them out of their cells, and they hope not to be caught by the abbess and the prioress. But the guards are swift and their hearing is excellent, so it will take craftiness and a bit of luck in order to make it back to their beds without being caught!

Components

• 1 six-sided die
• 1 rulebook
• novice log sheets
• 6 novice tokens
• 2 guard figures
• the board
• 16 noise / vanished tokens
• captured & turn markers
• 1 line of sight straight edge
• 66 Cards

Setup

Set the "noise / vanished" tokens next to the board. Place the U-shaped, turn marker on the "1" space of the turn track (at the upper right of the board). Place the "# novices captured" marker above the track. …

Pixel Tactics is a head-to-head tactical battle for two players. Each player will create a battle team called a unit, which consists of a leader and up to eight heroes, and these two units will meet on the field of battle.

Components

• Two 25-card decks

• Some life counters

Game Principle

A single game consists of 3 or 5 matches. A match consists of any number of rounds, and each round broken down into three waves.

First, let's take a look at the cards. Each card has 3 different ways it can be used: …

Components

• 5 black cowboys (the outlaws)
• 5 natural wood cowboys (the lawmen)
• 2 neutral figures
• 10 hats, numbered 1 to 5
• hats without a number
• 10 Cowboy| tiles
• 1 natural wood-colored box for the lawmen
• 1 black box for the outlaws
• 6 Buildings
• 72 Tokens
• 37 Other pieces

Scenario (Set Up)

Before playing, you must choose:

• A playing surface
• A scenario
• The teams

Flick 'em Up! can be played on most flat surfaces, big or small: table, floor, etc. The surface you choose must allow the pieces to slide well and must be accessible from all sides. The surface must also have sufficient space to place all the necessary pieces. …

The vast hordes of the Dark Lord and the stout defenders of the West play a central role in War of the Ring, and their mustering and employment is crucial. From their initial starting positions (as described in Setting up the Game), the Armies of both players will swell with reinforcements and move to battle according to the following rules.

I. Characters

Playing Free Peoples Characters

Free Peoples Characters (Companions) are brought into play in two ways:

• Companions enter play when they are separated from the Fellowship; …

Tournay is a card game in which you play a wealthy Tournaisian family directing a district of the city and managing its citizens, which are of three classes: the military (associated with red), religious (white), and civilian (yellow).

The game's activity cards are separated by level (from I to III) and color (red, white, and yellow) to form 9 distinct decks. Players initially have 2 citizens of each class that they will use to perform different actions: draw a card, activate a building in their district, combat an event, earn money, or gather their citizens on their Plaza in order to make them available again. …

The masterboard is the game map where the strategic level of TITAN is played. The Masterboard is a network of 96 spaces, divided among 11 different types of terrain. Each Land is named and numbered for easy reference.

The Lands are connected by Signs set on their interlocking borders, which regulate the movement of Legions around the Masterboard. The blank areas on the board are voids that Legions may not cross nor enter.

The battlelands are displayed on the front and back of six separate sheets. They are the arenas of Battle. Each Battleland depicts one of the 11 types of terrain of the Masterboard and is divided into 27 hexes. …

Components

• 1 Double Sided Game Board
• Rulebook
• 42 Cards
• 5 Sets of player pieces (3 discs and 14 cubes in red, blue, white, yellow and green)
• 44 Coin Tokens
• 10 Goods Tokens

Setup

1. Place the board on the table.

2. If playing with 2, 3, or 4 players, go through the cards and remove the five cards with the little number "5" in the top right corner, just below the scroll on which the good is displayed.

   Shuffle the cards and place them in a deck face down next to the board. Draw six cards and place them face up in a row along the top of the board. …