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Huang
HUANG is a 2 to 4 player game set in ancient China, during the time of the Warring States. You take control of one of the Warring States, battling to unite the country under your dynasty. Each player has five different leaders: Governor, Soldier, Farmer, Trader, and Artisan.
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Toriki: The Castaway Island
It is the 19th century. You are teenage members of the first scientific expedition to the semi-legendary uninhabited Toriki Island. Just as you’re about to reach your destination, your ship gets caught in a storm and crashes on underwater rocks. With the last of your strength, you swim to shore, and that’s when your adventure begins! Do you have what it takes to face the challenges of a desert island?
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Through The Desert: Bazaar
Four modular expansions tweak the classic gameplay of Through The Desert with fun twists without diluting the elegant nature of the gameplay. Add one for a slight change, or bring out all four for experienced players looking for a challenge!
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Ragnarocks
Ragnarocks is a 2-player area control game designed by Gord! - the designer of Santorini and Santorini: New York. In Norse mythology, humans exist in the land of Midgard - a place in the center of the world tree and connected to the nine realms. Among these nine realms live gods and goddesses, serpents and spirits, and all manner of mythical and mystical creatures.
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Light & Shadow - Onitama
The third expansion for Onitama, Light and Shadow offers a new way to explore the elegant and simple game of martial tactics by introducing a new type of pawn: the Ninja! Unlike other pawns, the Ninja moves secretly, hidden from your opponent\'s view until they are ready to strike...
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Through the Desert
Each player attempts to score the most points by snaking caravan routes through the desert, trying to reach oases and blocking off sections of the desert. Many people feel that it is reminiscent of Go.
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Legacy of Yu
During the reign of Emperor Yao, the people of ancient China were constantly plagued by deadly floods along the Yellow River. Eager to put an end to the devastation, Yao selected Gun, one of his officials, to devise a plan. After nine years of failed attempts using dams and dikes, Gun\'s employment came to a questionable end. After his passing, Yu inherited his father\'s work. Learning from Gun\'s failures, Yu set out to construct a series of canals to direct the surging river into nearby fields and smaller waterways.