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Draft and Write Records
Do you have what it takes to hit the big time? Can you take your band from performing in your parent\'s basement to the largest stages around the world?
Draft your lead singer, musicians, production and backstage staff. Arrange them in the most harmonious ways to unlock more fans, money and opportunities. Plan your schedule, prioritize your assets and select your travel routes as you grow.
Draft & Write Records: All-Star Bonus Tracks
A (Blue) Blister that contains: 7 Lead Singers, 8 Musician cards, 4 Backstage cards & 4 production cards.
Players can use these cards to customize their Draft & Write experience. You simply remove a certain cards from the base game and replace them with an equal number of cards of the same type.
Draft & Write Records: Chart Topper Bonus Tracks
A (Pink) Blister that contains: 7 Lead Singers, 8 Musician cards, 4 Backstage cards & 4 production cards.
Players can use these cards to customize their Draft & Write experience. You simply remove a certain cards from the base game and replace them with an equal number of cards of the same type.
Festival
Festival is a board game that recreates the movements between stages that happen at music festivals.
Players will control groups of people, represented by polyominoes, who will enter the concert venue or move according to their interests, they may want to go to one of the four stages, buy some food or drink or buy a t-shirt of their favorite group.
Wreckland Run
Wreckland Run takes place in a post-apocalyptic landscape known as the Wrecklands that\'s filled with marauders and other dangers. Wreckland Run is played across a campaign consisting of 7 chapters. With each new chapter, the continuing story will unfold in the campaign book. You will be instructed to open up a new envelope that adds exciting new bosses, enemies, and gameplay twists. The contents of these are secret for now. Do not reveal them until you’ve been instructed to!
Cape Horn
Before the opening of the Panama Canal, ships sailed from the east coast to the west coast of North or South America via Cape Horn. They held races from New York to San Francisco for those daring enough to test their skills against the elements.