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Blood Bowl: Third Season Edition

Games Workshop Ltd. · 2025

BGG #5856
260–180 min9.0
Blood Bowl is the game of fantasy football set in a version of the Old World where sports mayhem is not only tolerated, but encouraged. This third edition boxed set casts you as the coach of either the Brionne Barons or the Nehekhara Nightmares. The Brionne Barons are a Bretonnian team, with armored knights on a quest to achieve Blood Bowl glory. The Nehekhara Nightmares are a Tomb Kings team, undead warriors who have returned to show the living how the game is meant to be played. These teams will battle in grand stadiums for glory, gold, and the entertainment of devoted hordes of cheering fans! Blood Bowl is a tactical game of big scores and maniacal violence. How you choose to coach your team is entirely up to you: Will you go for agility and speed, or buckle down with some bruisers? Ideal for both league play and exhibition matches, there's something here for every type of coach.
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Settlers of Catan: Gallery Edition

Mayfair Games · 2008

BGG #5858
3–460 min6.7
In the Settlers of Catan Gallery Edition, the award-winning game is simplified and reduced in price to allow for quick play and introduction to casual players. The Settlers of Catan are once again traveling through the lands of Catan, racing to develop their settlements. Players are now able to gain the flavour of the popular board game within 60–90 minutes with simplified rules that allow quick game setup and learning. The Catan board game continues to have the popular modular board and the variety of strategic options available that made the original Settlers of Catan game so popular.
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Resident Evil Deck Building Game: Alliance

Bandai Co., Ltd. · 2011

BGG #5861
1–445 min6.8
In Resident Evil, a deadly virus has caused the dead to rise and infect any living thing they encounter! Fleeing to a mysterious mansion, you must gather any materials you can find to protect yourself and fight for your survival against a legion of infected beings! The Resident Evil Deck Building Game brings the story to life in a game of strategy where players construct their cards decks while they play. Choose one of your favorite characters from Resident Evil such as: Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, or Albert Wesker among others. Players start with only the most basic of items and weapons. As the game progresses, players build their arsenal with additional Weapons, Ammunition, Action or Item cards to customize their deck and improve their ability in defeating 'the Infected'! Your deck will be your lifeline to survival. How will you survive the zombie outbreak? Resident Evil DBG: Alliance is a stand-alone expansion that can be played on its own or with the top selling Resident Evil Deck Building Game. Play with new additional Characters such as Hunk, Carlos Oliveira, Steve Burnside, Josh Stone or Billy Coen. New Weapons, Actions and Infected have been added to this set to create even more powerful combinations and dangers. Alliance also introduces the new partner mode of play where you take on the mansion with not just one character but two! Game Contents 250 cards Game Manual Integrates with: Resident Evil Deck Building Game Resident Evil Deck Building Game: Mercenaries Expanded by: Resident Evil Deck Building Game: Outbreak Resident Evil Deck Building Game: Nightmare
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Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions Trading Card Game

PlayFusion Ltd. · 2018

BGG #5862
215–30 min7.3
Following the destruction of the original Warhammer world by the forces of Chaos, Sigmar floated aimlessly through space, clutching onto the metal core of the previous world of Warhammer. Long Sigma drifted through space until he was rescued by the great celestial dragon Dracothion, who led Sigmar to the "Mortal Realms". Surviving souls were drawn to these realms but the respite was short lived, as once again the forces of Chaos struck. Take command of one of four powerful factions and recruit an army of legendary Champions in Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions Trading Card Game. Deploy units and unleash deadly magical abilities, while completing quests to earn blessings from the gods. Only the mightiest of warriors will stand victorious in this battle for the Mortal Realms, that spans both physical and digital worlds. Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions includes more than 270 cards split across the four Grand Alliances; Order, Chaos, Destruction and Death; each with their own individual playstyle and strengths. After choosing their alliance, players begin building their deck. This consists of 38 cards including four legendary Champions, four powerful blessings and 30 action cards consisting of units, spells, and abilities.
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The Settlers of Zarahemla

Inspiration Games · 2003

BGG #5864
2–490 min6.8
The Settlers of Zarahemla is a re-implementation of Catan themed around The Book of Mormon. Players try to contribute the most to the land of Zarahemla by building settlements, cities, roads, and helping construct the temple. On each turn dice are rolled to determine what resources the island produces. Players collect these resources (cards) - wood, grain, brick, water, or stone - to build up their civilizations to get to 12 victory points and win the game. Game play is similar to Settlers of Catan, but players can add a stone to the temple by paying one brick and one stone. The player who contributes the most stones gains 2 extra victory points. A turn consists of possibly playing a development card, rolling the dice, everyone collecting any resource cards based on the roll and position of settlements (or upgraded cities) unless a 7 is rolled, turning in resource cards (if possible and desired) for improvements, trading cards at a port, and trading resource cards with other players. If a 7 is rolled, the active player moves the robber to a new hex tile and steals resource cards from other players who have built structures adjacent to that tile. Points are accumulated by building settlements and cities, having the longest road and the largest army (from some of the development cards), from having made the biggest contribution to building the Zarahemla temple, and gathering certain development cards that simply award victory points. When a player has gathered 12 points (some of which may be held in secret), he announces his total and claims the win. Rather than having individual hexes like Catan the game has five separate strips of hexes. These are double sided so it is still possible to construct different board configurations. Expanded by: The Settlers of Zarahemla Mini-Expansion (2003) Belongs to the Catan Series.