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Agricola: Consul Dirigens Deck
120 new cards for Agricola. 96 cards of this set are the missing numbers from the Corbarius and Dulcinaria Deck, thus completing the available four decks (Artifex, Bubulcus, Corbarius and Dulcinaria). The remaining 24 cards form a mini expansion, called Parent Cards. This mini expansion consists of 12 Mother and 12 Father cards which grand a bonus either during the game or at game end.
Agricola: Artifex Deck
This expansion contains 120 occupation and minor improvement cards for use with the revised edition of Agricola.
Agricola: Dulcinaria Deck
Discover new ways to play the beloved farming strategy game with 60 new minor improvements and 60 occupations that you can play on their own or combine with other decks! The base game rules remain unchanged.
Agricola: Corbarius Deck
Expands WizKids C-Deck from 60 to 168 occupation and minor improvement cards.
Agricola: Bubulcus Deck
Discover 120 new occupation and minor improvement cards for use with the revised edition of Agricola.
Ticket To Ride: Germany
A standalone instalment in the Ticket to Ride family. Build train routes and fulfil tickets, while competing to ferry the most passengers around Germany for extra points!
Egizia: Shifting Sands
Egizia: Shifting Sands is an updated version of the beloved strategy game Egizia. Players travel down the Nile, placing boats as they go, to collect resources that will help them construct some of Egypt\'s most famous monuments. With new monuments to build, new cards to collect, and a constantly shifting river, Egizia: Shifting Sands Edition is a streamlined, modern update that both longtime fans and new players can easily pick up and enjoy.
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.