In SEED, you will work your little plot of land, trying to grow as many seeds as you can so they can be protected from extinction for future generations. Each turn, one card tells the players where they can take actions on their field represented by a 4x4 grid. Players can Dig, Sow, Irrigate, Harvest (placing or replacing the corresponding action pieces)...
Welcome to Seedlings, in our biome 1-4 players will compete or collaborate to grow a prosperous plant species. Players draft from 6 different Species with unique abilities to play as then receives 12 Seeds, 3 Shoots, and 1 Canopy to use in building out their plant's network. Players also receive 2 treaty cards that allow them to work together with other...
5 Quadrat is a collection of 25 puzzles for one person and games for two or three players, all played on a 5x5 grid with various pieces (wooden discs in several colors, matches, and dice). Most of the games are traditional games played on such a board or traditional games adapted to the board. Credit is given in the rulebook to the books that they got the...
Like streaming music and films for endless entertainment, you can now choose from a growing number of games in the Multi Game System. Each component in this compact system is carefully crafted to play in a wide variety of games, at home or away. For centuries, playing cards have been used, to play many popular games. Today, quality wood, bronze or printed...
Seega is a very old game of indeterminate age, which may have been a descendent of the Roman Latrunculi and, ultimately, related to the Hnefatafl family, as the "sandwiching" method of capture is identical. Seega persists today in parts of North Africa. It is played on a 5x5 board (a "Knights" solitaire board is ideal for this) with each player having 12...
This is an attempt to make a game like Seega which is less subject to draws. This game is played on an empty 5x5 square board. There are 24 double-sided pieces. The game is played in two phases. In the first players alternate placing two pieces at a time with their color showing; any squares may be occupied except the center. In the second phase players...
Each player has 1 large piece (his Captain), 8 smaller pieces (his soldiers), and 5 red wall pieces. The Captains start the game on the red spaces, surrounded by their soldiers. Walls are placed at the start of the game and cannot be moved or jumped but must be moved around. All other pieces move one space at a time, one per turn. Pieces are taken by...
Seesaw is a Draughts-inspired elimination game, played on a hexhex board of size 4 or 5. Each player needs, in their own color, a large number of stackable tokens and tiles. Rules Overview: In Seesaw the players command opposing armies of soldiers that can promote. Your army starts out as a single soldier in the bottom corner. This soldier stands on a tile...
Seidrleik is a Norse mythology-inspired chess variant where fate itself becomes a weapon. Drawing from the ancient magic of Seiðr — the power wielded by Odin and Freyja to reshape destiny — players guide pieces that momentarily become conduits for the gods' will. The game transforms the familiar chessboard into a battlefield where mortal strategy and...
In Seiðruna, two players compete for the favor of fickle spirits by using elemental runes to craft precise ritual patterns. On a turn, a player drafts a card from the central market, adding the card and its associated token to the corresponding position on their board. Over multiple turns, the player will draft cards based on various traits to create...