Seers is a card game themed around Old Testament history. Players are given a hand of cards with various scriptural stories or events on them. One side of each card has just an event name, while the other side contains a Book, Chapter, & Verses for the event, as well as a date of the event. Players will test their knowledge of Biblical history. Players...
Seii Taishogun: Sengoku Karuto is the seventh title available in Small Box Games' Pure Card Line. Sengoku Karuto loosely borrows from the theme and mechanics of one of Small Box Games' most popular games, Seii Taishogun. Players are rival daimyo in Sengoku era Japan attempting to cleverly outwit eachother to gain control of various locations scattered...
This is a strategic level wargame for 3 to 7 players based on Three Kingdoms era in the Chinese history. The game title "sei ki hei kuu" is Japanese pronunciation of "旌旗蔽空" (Mandarin Chinese pronunciation is "jīng qí bì kōng"). This phrase means "many (military) flags obscure the sky". This phrase is quoted from "Former Ode on the Red Cliffs" by chinese...
Semi-Historical Celebrity Deathmatch is a fast-paced fun ‘beer and pretzels’ game for up to ten players Take control of one or more historical characters to win glory (and the game) by scoring the most kills and picking up the most loot in gladiatorial combat. The player who placed their model on the table last takes the first activation, followed by the...
The second game in the series that includes Imperator and Ultimus Romanorum: La Chute de Rome, Semper Victor offers a grand strategic view of the Fourth Century Roman Empire. The full campaign opens with the abdication of Emperor Diocletian (305 A.D.) and continues to the death of Julian the Apostate (in the 360's or 370's - the date is variable)....
From publisher's website: The Fall of the Republic is at Hand! Senator is a board game for 3-5 players in which players take the roles of powerful Roman statesman. In this game of diplomacy, backstabbing, and resource management, players seek simultaneously to protect Rome, advance their family, and ultimately abolish the power of the senate and claim the...
It is the late Republican period of Rome, and you are the leader of one of the factions in the city, competing for power in the Senate. You are increasing your wealth by buying up resources, then using your position to sell them to the state for fat profits. With the resulting cash, you then "buy" more Senators, controlling yet more votes in the Senate....
Senators of Rome is a political thriller negotiation game for 4–8 players, lasting approximately one to two hours. It is set in the Roman Republic, when annually appointed consuls and an expanding Senate governed a state under constant internal and external threat. Crises repeatedly tested the balance of power between ambitious senators. Success in...
It is 100 A.D. The present emperor is Trajan; one of Rome's greatest generals, leading Rome's greatest military expansion. He has ruled for two glorious years. The senate is largely perfunctory, but those in power still seek the Emperor's ear in order to push their own agendas. This game is about trying to gain Trajan's favor and rule Rome from the...
Some animals are playing traditional Japanese instruments, but they seem to be stuck. With your help‐using Rest and Technique Cards‐you can guide their music. In the world of traditional instruments, numbers are expressed as sounds. In this game, numbers (Note Cards) are played in a way reminiscent of games such as Sevens or Solitaire. Your goal is to...
The cardgame is an extension of the game of Senet. It is played with the Senetboard and the pawns, but you play with the cards instead of the dicesticks. The basic rules of Senet remain valid. You have 5 cards in your hand, so you have the choice wich move you will make. There are a few cards with a surprise: you can force the opponent to jump into the...
This two-player strategy game uses the so-called Ancient Baylonian The Royal Game of Ur game as its board (8x3 with 4 squares taken out to form a waist). The name, a reference to Senet, is misleading if not downright erroneous (the Ur board was used in the Ancient Egyptian game of Tjau, not Senet). Once again, the object of the game is to prevent the...