Dragon Realm is a first expansion for a popular adventure fantasy game Prophecy. In Dragon Realm you will be exploring one of the astral spheres that hides powerful artifacts. Flying through the mountains you meet lots of new adventures, and you either return as a wealthy and powerful hero, or wounded with empty pockets. It depends only on you.
Dragon Realm brings races into game, so you can possibly play a dwarf mercenary, or elven ranger. Nothing restricts you to play any combination, from troll wizard to halfling warrior, any combination is possible and again it depends only on your game style.
Five New races are included each with their own racial advantages and disadvantages. Also included are co-op rules. In the box, you also find new adventures for the basic board, new skills and several minor rule changes.
Note: This is not a complete game and requires the base game to play.
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A bad day is when you get K.O.-ed while shadow boxing...
Identify!
You are a Shadow, a creature of the night, or a Hunter, a human whose job is to destroy supernatural creatures, or a civilian, a normal human just caught in the middle of this ancient battle. But your identity remains secret until someone outs you through your actions and through Hermit cards or you reveal yourself to use your special ability. The key to victory is to identify your allies and enemies early.
  
Survival!
Once your identity is revealed, your enemies will attack without impunity using their special abilities like Demolish, Teleport, and Suck Blood or equipment cards such as the Rusty Broad Ax or Fortune Brooch. This ancient battle comes to a head and only one group will stand victorious – or a civilian, in the right circumstances, might claim victory.
Good game for a large group of players.
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From far away the adventurers come to the island with the golden city in its center. Just arrived they open up the first shop directly at the coast. Already it is possible to open up other ones in the villages along the street connections.
That’s worth it because by that you’ll get goods, keys, money and concessions which you need strongly for getting ahead. And finally the first is able to establish himself in the golden City and thus getting the most precious trading contracts.
Contents: 1 game board, 72 stores, 50 landscape cards, 16 scoring cards, 8 bonus cards, 8 goods cards, 6 key cards, 35 coins, 4 bidding hands, 1 start player tile, 100 trading contracts, rules.
3-4 Players
Ages 10+
60 Minutes
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"Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look;
He thinks too much: such men are dangerous."
It is the year 56 B.C. The Roman Republic is torn by civil war. The historical three-man council (the first Triumvirate between Caesar, Pompeius, and Crassus) could not be renewed at the conference at Luca, and a bitter struggle broke out between the three rivals. Now they seek to eliminate one another, vying to gain supremacy over the empire. But in order to gain power, they must exhibit skill in both politics and military strategy in their quest to the ultimate goal -- individual ascendancy! May Jupiter smile on you.
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It's not the end of the world...
In Yggdrasil the players represent Gods of Scandinavian Mythology (Odin, Thor, Tyr, Frey, Freya and Heimdall) who fight against monsters (Loki, Fenrir, Surt, Hel, Niddhog and Jormungand) to avoid the Ragnarök (the end of the times).
In each turn, a God (player) can perform three actions in the Worlds of Yggdrasil. It may appeal to dwarf who forged weapons, seek the help of elves, send Valkyries seeking new souls of vikings who form the divine army, negotiate with caravans, fighting against the giants of ice weaken the gods but can also use the runes, fire giants manage the lands of Midgard, Asgard to fight directly against the enemy.
 
A fully cooperative game for 1-6 players set in Asgard. All the enemies of Asgard (Hel, Loki, Fenris, Surt, etc) are making their way to Odin's Throne and it is up to the player-gods to stop them from reaching it. Each player-good has a special ability and can do actions from different parts of Asgard.
Players: 1 - 6 | Playing Time: 75 minutes | Ages: 13 +
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After 500 years, two factions emerge from their underground cities into a new world, an Earth reborn from nuclear disaster.
12 highly detailed miniatures represent the two factions which are:
NORAD: military in thinking and origins. Scientists, engineers, add to their strength.
SALEMITES: occultists working with cadavers, bringing the dead to life. |
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Soon after emerging, these two factions meet - and it is determined that they can not live together in peace.
Earth Reborn offers nine scenarios that take you through missions of rescue, retrieval, escort. Through areas of labs, mansions, towns, and more. Each scenario builds upon the rules of a new chapter: the game system is built like a tutorial: There are core rules to start the game and each chapter offers 1-3 new rules along with a scenario that uses these new rules.
The game also contains the innovative S.A.G.S. (Scenario Auto Generating System) where 2-4 players can make their own maps and mission objectives for near infinite replayability!
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Other features include:
1. A Tetris-like board construction using Tetris-shaped floor tiles.
2. An order tiles system to give commands to your miniatures.
3. Interrupt Duels with Bluff, betting command points to interrupt an enemy character and act during another player's turn.
4. The I.P.S. (Iconographic Phrasing System) which allows almost any effect to occur with icons, totally language independent.
5. Colored base arcs on miniatures to simplify Line of Sight, shooting and close combat. It also multiplies characters’ variations and possibilities.
6. The Search rule, giving a visceral feeling to searching in rooms to find equipment.
7. A Mission Points track that also serves as Morale Points track.
8. Radio Scrambling to mess with your opponents' orders.
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Z-eit Dice!
Hordes of dark minions have descended upon the countryside, eager to secure their reputation as a scourge on mankind. The despicable evil marauders attack everywhere in search of conquest. The citizens are helpless and will soon be overwhelmed. Death and destruction awaits all those in the path of the evil ones.
In Dark Minions players represent those forces of evil as they try to pillage and destroy towns. Each turn, the players typically roll three dice and may use the resulting numbers to attack Towns to win Vanquish Points (VPs) – the further along into the game, the more VPs the Towns are worth. Players also attempt to capture Towers in order to level up experience (which enables the player to roll better dice), to re-spawn dead minions from the graveyard, and to "purchase" the services of the various Overlords. In the end, it's all about VPs and the first player to 40 VPs in a four-player game wins.
 
The advanced game adds 15 Minion Overlords, each with a unique special power that may affect the play or the outcome of the game. They patiently wait to enter play and wreak their terrible havoc. Using their abilities wisely is one of the many keys to victory.
Dark Minions includes a small expansion called Demon Lords that adds more Overlords, a special town tile, and a special die – making for many ways to mix up the game play!
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Z is a busy Man
He has card games too...
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B-MOVIE CARD GAMES by Z-Man Games
Hey! How bad can it be? Ok, that's bad, mann!
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Designed by Stephen Tassie. The '70s are back and we got 'em! Can you dig it? From gritty cop flicks to blaxploitation movies, we present 120 all new funky cards for your B-Movie pleasure.
Players are making a B-Movie by playing Characters, Props, and Locations in their movie and sending Creatures to attack the other players' movies in order to kill off their Characters. SFX cards can modify attacks and do other wacky stuff. When Roll the Credits is played, the player with the most points wins!
Compatible with all other B-Movie games from Z-Man Games.
 
Contents: 120 cards
No. of players: 2-6
Ages: 13+
Playing time: 20-40 minutes
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Designed by Stephen Tassie. Imagine being on a deserted island with a hot model eager to...wait, not that kind of fantasy! We're talking ugly goblins, bearded dwarves, and scantily clad elves stranded on a deserted island...uh, you get the picture.
Players are making a B-Movie by playing Characters, Props, and Locations in their movie and sending Creatures to attack the other players' movies in order to kill off their Characters. SFX cards can modify attacks and do other wacky stuff. When Roll the Credits is played, the player with the most points wins!
Berserker Halflings tackles the (epic) fantasy genre.
 
Contents: 120 cards
No. of players: 2-6
Ages: 13+
Playing time: 20-40 minutes
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Designed by Stephen Tassie. Giddy'up pardner and saddle up to the nearest local gaming saloon to pick up the newest in the B-Movie series. If you t'aint figured out what the theme is by now, I'm afraid we'll have to shoot ya - after we take yer money that is!
Players are making a B-Movie by playing Characters, Props, and Locations in their movie and sending Creatures to attack the other players' movies in order to kill off their Characters. SFX cards can modify attacks and do other wacky stuff. When Roll the Credits is played, the player with the most points wins!
Bushwhackin' Varmints tackles the Western genre.
 
Contents: 120 cards
No. of players: 2-6
Ages: 13+
Playing time: 20-40 minutes
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Designed by Stephen Tassie. Thrill to adventure as we swing through the jungle of time and pulp the stereotypes of yesteryear. Cannibal Pygmies takes on the tropes of jungle and pulp movies.
Players are making a B-Movie by playing Characters, Props, and Locations in their movie and sending Creatures to attack the other players' movies in order to kill off their Characters. SFX cards can modify attacks and do other wacky stuff. When Roll the Credits is played, the player with the most points wins!
Compatible with all other B-Movie games from Z-Man Games.
 
Contents: 120 cards
No. of players: 2-6
Ages: 13+
Playing time: 20-40 minutes
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Designed by Stephen Tassie. Skippy is back and he wants revenge! Compatible with any of the others in the B-Movie game series, Grave Robbers 2 offers 120 all new Horror and Sci-Fi themed cards for your gaming pleasure.
Players are making a B-Movie by playing Characters, Props, and Locations in their movie and sending Creatures to attack the other players' movies in order to kill off their Characters. SFX cards can modify attacks and do other wacky stuff. When Roll the Credits is played, the player with the most points wins!
 
Contents: 120 cards
No. of players: 2-6
Ages: 13+
Playing time: 20-40 minutes
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Designed by Stephen Tassie. What do you get when you mix kung fu, ninja, samurai and anime flicks? A movie with unreadable subtitles, incomprehensible dialogue, and a heaping helping of Kung Fu Samurai on Giant Robot Island! 120 cards all new cards exploring the films of the Asian cinema.
Players are making a B-Movie by playing Characters, Props, and Locations in their movie and sending Creatures to attack the other players' movies in order to kill off their Characters. SFX cards can modify attacks and do other wacky stuff. When Roll the Credits is played, the player with the most points wins!
 
Contents: 120 cards
No. of players: 2-6
Ages: 13+
Playing time: 20-40 minutes
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Designed by Andrew Parks. The tales of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table have inspired artists, scholars, and dreamers for over a thousand years. Now you can relive the legends of Camelot by sending powerful knights to mysterious lands in order to accomplish the world's greatest adventures!
Camelot Legends is a fast-paced, non-collectible card game for 2 - 4 players, featuring over 100 different cards with illustrations from leading artists such as Ed Beard Jr., Quinton Hoover, Donato Giancola, Mark Poole, Melissa A. Benson, Mark Evans, Raven Mimura, and more!
Throughout the game, players assemble companies of knights and other characters who attempt to complete quests and overcome their enemies at Camelot, Cornwall, and the Perilous Forest. When the final adventure is complete, the player with the most Victory Points wins the game!
There are three levels of play included in the game: white icon cards are for beginners, introducing one to the mechanics and to get one familiar with the characters and events. When comfortable with the game, add the blue icon cards for the standard game, which includes the Final Events and the special cards like Excalibur, High King and Love Potion. Finally, add the red icon cards for highest interaction between characters.
Contents: 100 cards, 3 Location cards
No. of players: 2-4
Ages: 13+
Playing time: 60 minutes
 
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MIDDLE KINGDOM
Ancient China
Not Middle Earth!
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Following the collapse of the Han Dynasty, warlords backed rival claimants to the Chinese throne, while others sought influence among the merchants, nobles, farmers, and bureaucrats.
In this game, players blind bid each round to claim Dynasty cards in order to control the Emperor, Heir, Palace, Market, and Harvest. However, the heavens, in the guise of the Celestial Dragon, can disrupt the best-laid plans. The game ends as the Emperor dies and whoever gains the most influence will ascend the throne.
Contents: 110 cards, 18 tokens
No. of players: 2-5
Ages: 12+
Playing time: 40 minutes
 
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The world of Neuroshima RPG is that of a post-apocalypse world torn apart by a war between humans and machines. The remains of humanity took shelter in the ruins of cities and organized in small communities, gangs and armies. Conflicts between such groups are not uncommon and the reasons of such are numerous: territory, food or equipment. What is more, the ruined cities are constantly patrolled by machines sent from the north, where a vast cybernetic entity, called MOLOCH, appeared. Great wastelands that surround what was left of the greatest cities are home to another enemy - Borgo - a charismatic leader who controls an army of gruesome mutants. One of the last hopes of humanity is the OUTPOST, a perfectly organized army which wages a guerilla war against MOLOCH. Nevertheless, most human settlements, including the HEGEMONY, are not concerned with war until it comes banging at their door. Such is the world of Neuroshima.
