Leiden: The Dice Game (ライデン -チューリップ栽培の隆盛-) is a speculative game in which players take on the role of tulip merchants. Players select bulb dice and choose whether to plant them in their fields or seek the help of artisans, all while aiming to become the wealthiest merchant. The dice determine both the color used in the field and the row where players may...
Build a lemonade stand and let it flourish or flounder with Lemonade Stand Board Game. 2 to 6 players can learn the basics of business by caring for their own virtual lemonade stand. Kids can purchase their own ingredients, set their own prices, and choose a location for their business. As they move across the board, they'll face challenges like weather...
"The Word Game Preferred by Ladies and Gentlemen of Rare Distinction." A dice and tile press-your-luck word game for 2-6 players. Using a combination of wooden tiles and artisan dice, players attempt to create words based on their dice roll. Each letter die multiplies the word score. Players must then decide whether to stop and score or draw another die...
As the leader of a medieval town, you face a dire challenge: a terrifying outbreak of pestilence is sweeping through your people. In this roll-and-write game, you'll navigate two pages filled with four thematic game areas and one town map grid. Strategically fill rows and columns of asymmetric action grids, record imported resources, mark off crates of...
Roll with the punches! There's a rowdy ruckus in the land of Leprechauns. Perhaps it's their penchant for porter, or maybe it's because they're giddy for gold. Either way, it's time to play. Pick up your Shillelagh and join in the frey. Leprechaun is an all out battle for gold. It's a dice rolling game with a bit of press your luck. Players represent...
Leprechauns Disle Dubh (Black Dice) Expansion adds a bit of light headedness and passing out to your game of Leprechauns. Just add the single black die to your game bag and have a laugh when your opponent is rudely interrupted. Disle Dubh adds one 6 sided dice to your game of Leprechauns. Two of the faces on the die have new game rules. One called Pass out...
The box contains two dices with ratios on their faces, several coloured sectors of disk; and rings which you can clip the sectors onto. The different proportions used are : 1/2 ; 1/3 ;1/4 ; 1/6 and 1/8. At his turn, each player throws the two ratio dices and picks up the disks sectors accordingly to the results. Then he tries to arrange those sectors...