The battle of Bannockburn in 1314 defended the Scottish nation and was a major milestone on the path to the independence. The Scottish highlanders slaughtered the mighty English army that included more than 2000 knights and 15000 infantrymen. The game allows to play the battle of Bannockburn as well as two predecessors: battle of Stirling (1297) and battle...
On the face of it, it is a golden age; King Arthur and Queen Guinevere are married and ruling with wisdom and impartiality, the Kingdom is stable and prosperous and Evil seems to have been driven from the land. All is not well however; ambitious Lords constantly scheme at the Royal banquets to get in with those in good standing with the Royal couple. The...
Players represent barbarian hordes who sweep down from the steppes to overwhelm the remnants of the Roman Empire and then build strong expansionistic kingdoms among the ruins. These kingdoms grow into empires which become rich, corrupt, and the target of new waves of barbarian invaders. Being defeated is not the end of the game, as players may return to...
From the game box: Barbarian Prince is a solitaire game of heroic adventure in a forgotten age of barbarism and sorcery. No opponent is necessary, as the Event Booklet takes you through a pre-programmed sequence of encounters which is different each time you play the game. For each event, you, as the Barbarian Prince Cal Arath, must make the decisions...
Barbarity is a competitive card adventure game themed around barbarians in popular culture, such as Robert E. Howard stories, and '80's sword and sorcery films and comics. It's very brutal and gory, but played for laughs, and has plenty of easter eggs referencing the films and stories it's based upon. Each player is represented by a hero card in the game...
The Emperor is dead. The throne is empty. The courts are out of order and power is in the hands of whoever holds the sword. Everybody asks: Who will be the new Emperor? Four kings claim the throne. Who will have it? Barbarossa (translated to Redbeard) was the nickname of Emperor Friedrich I, who lived from 1123 to 1190. He was crowned as king in 1152, and...
You and your fellow tight-belted minstrels meet at the Hungry Troubadour Tavern. There is precious little coin to be found here, but there are vegetables galore to fill your empty bellies if you sing for your supper. A Bard Day’s Night is a 2-4 player card game of bidding, bluffing, and belting out verses. Players are bards brainstorming their next...
Players take the role of Bariesus, powerful mages capable of manipulating the four elements. Players must conquer territories through combat, driven by cards. The mages can summon armies of air, earth, water, and fire, as well as different spells, and the combat is ultimately defined by the played cards. Conquered territories give taxes, and the money is...
The sixth game in the Tilsit Collection is Baron, a tactical hexagonal tile-laying game for 2 to 5 players set in the 11th century. Similar to 2002’s release Himalaya, Baron was previously available as a free download under the name "Combats des fiefs" (Fiefdom Wars). Its warm reception by French gamers secured a publishing deal for its designer, Franz...
Create a thriving barony by claiming territory and raising buildings. Use actions to gather resources and knights to protect your realm, while avoiding the watchful eyes of the king and pope. Make your barony worthy of establishing the realm’s first cathedral! Barons is a card game which uses four different decks representing different types of land:...