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Ark Nova: Marine Worlds
Ark Nova: Marine Worlds, an expansion for Ark Nova, introduces multiple new elements to the game, such as sea animals that each have to be played in new special enclosures that must be built adjacent to water.
Anachrony: Classic Expansion Pack
This Classic Expansion Pack includes the Doomsday module (previously released in Anachrony Base Box), the Pioneers of New Earth expansion (previously released in the Exosuit Commander Pack) and the Guardians of the Council module with 6 over-sized (55mm tall) Guardian Exosuit miniatures (previously released in the Exosuit Commander Pack).
Anachrony: Future Imperfect
Future Imperfect is a modular expansion for Anachrony, with three new modules expanding the time travel mechanism and the player interaction.
Flotilla
Flotilla
In 1954, with an explosion over a hundred thousand times more powerful than even the wildest estimates, the Castle Bravo nuclear test obliterated the Bikini Atoll, and ruptured the Earth down to its mantle.
As water levels rose in the aftermath, the remnants of humanity fled their homes and took to the sea. World leadership came together to build a massive Flotilla, mankind’s last bastion of civilization.
Mage Knight: Ultimate Edition
"The definitive edition of the beloved fantasy game, which combines elements of roleplaying, deckbuilding and traditional board games! Playable solo or with groups of up to five, this game of exploration and conquest collects the base game and all three expansions with improved rules, new paint schemes on its miniatures and five new cards."
Anachrony: Exosuit Miniature Pack
The Exosuit Miniatures Set adds 24 super-sized (55 mm tall) Exosuit miniatures to Anachrony, replacing the cardboard Exosuit hex tiles.
The Great Zimbabwe
The Great Zimbabwe is a game about building a trade based civilization in ancient Africa. It has been inspired by the old kingdoms surrounding the Great Zimbabwe, a world heritage site in Southern Africa. Far into the previous century, colonial governments denied that a civilization that produced such impressive monuments and beautiful artwork could have been African in origin. But of course, this civilization was African, and the country of Zimbabwe itself was proudly named after this impressive cultural heritage.