Once, Etherium was plentiful and the land was peaceful. Now, its presence in the world has dwindled, and elite casters battle to control the last place this resource can be harnessed, the Godsforge.
Description:
Once, Etherium was plentiful and the land was peaceful. Now, its presence in the world has dwindled, and elite spellcasters battle to control the last place this primal resource can be harnessed — the Godsforge. Godsforge features simultaneous play. On a turn, everyone simultaneously rolls four dice to forge a card, then each player lays their forged card face down in front of them. Eliminate all your opponents to win. A fast paced battle game that allows quick replay.
Once, Etherium was plentiful and the land was peaceful. Now, its presence in the world has dwindled, and elite casters battle to control the last place this resource can be harnessed, the Godsforge.
Description:
Once, Etherium was plentiful and the land was peaceful. Now, its presence in the world has dwindled, and elite spellcasters battle to control the last place this primal resource can be harnessed — the Godsforge. Godsforge features simultaneous play. On a turn, everyone simultaneously rolls four dice to forge a card, then each player lays their forged card face down in front of them. Eliminate all your opponents to win. A fast paced battle game that allows quick replay.
Once, Etherium was plentiful and the land was peaceful. Now, its presence in the world has dwindled, and elite casters battle to control the last place this resource can be harnessed, the Godsforge.
Description:
Once, Etherium was plentiful and the land was peaceful. Now, its presence in the world has dwindled, and elite spellcasters battle to control the last place this primal resource can be harnessed — the Godsforge. Godsforge features simultaneous play. On a turn, everyone simultaneously rolls four dice to forge a card, then each player lays their forged card face down in front of them. Eliminate all your opponents to win. A fast paced battle game that allows quick replay.
Experience London in crisis and recovery by playing both The Great Fire of London 1666 and London in a single combined event. (two entries per Gen Con Rules)
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First, battle the spreading inferno as rival property owners, then rebuild the city through strategic development and economic planning. “Burn and Build London” is a two-part event that pairs The Great Fire of London 1666 and London into one cohesive experience. In the first game, players take on the role of wealthy landowners trying to protect their holdings while directing efforts to fight—or even redirect—the devastating fire sweeping through the city, balancing survival with opportunism . In the second, players shift to rebuilding London, using card-driven strategy to develop boroughs, construct influential buildings, and manage the economic challenges of recovery, including the ever-present burden of poverty. Those that sign up for this game will be invited into the London game that starts at 1pm and should be at the same table.
The players act as traders trying to get victory points for building a network of offices, controlling cities, collecting bonus markers, or when other traders use the cities they control.
Description:
After controlling a line between two cities with your pawns, you can decide to build an office or to get a skill improvement from some of the cities. Players have to improve their traders' "skills" for the following effects: getting more VP from offices in their network, getting more available action points, increasing the number of available pawns, getting the right to place pawns, and getting additional special pawns. Players must constantly adjust their plans as their opponents try to block their paths to victory points.
A cooperative game where you and your team admit, treat, and discharge patients to avoid bankruptcy. This is the most current, more streamlined third edition of the game.
Admit your patients, recruit your doctors, buy your supplies, and treat your patients. This is doing medicine old-school - in ancient Greece. Primarily resource management and worker placement.
Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract. Answer the question, how do I defend my Queen. Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll
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Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion teaching new players how to play and discussing the importance of properly defending your Queen. No, Hive is not all about attacking! A good defense leads to more wins. Followed by the opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.
Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract.
How do I win in the end game? Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll.
Description:
Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion, answering the question, how do I win in the end game? Followed by the opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.
Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract. Answer the question, how do I neutralize my opponent's Pillbug? Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll.
Description:
Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion, teaching the importance of Qualifying for the Win by neutralizing your opponent's Pillbug. Followed by an opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.