User summary Stone Saga is a puzzle game where you draw some magical gemstones from a drawbag, and place them in a 6 by 6 grid. Connect four or more of the same colored stones to remove them. Place three of the removed stones to your opponents' play area to hinder them, and the remaining stones to your spell-casting area. Stones in your spell-casting area...
The Stonehenge game is a working model of the real monolith. The site cards indicate locations of henges from the Orkney Islands to the south of England, and includes Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Like the late Neolithic original, the Stonehenge game is a computer for the Sun - Earth - Moon orbits required to predict the eclipses of the Sun and Moon. The...
Stonehenge is a two-player game that has druids competing at Stonehenge to be the Master Druid. Each player has 8 coloured megaliths (tall wooden blocks) and 9 matching discs (numbered 1,1,2,2,3,3,4,5, & 6). The board is a triangle of 5 dissecting lines, with the corners lopped off, so the lines are 2,3,4,5,4 spaces long. On each side are 5 extra spaces...
Number of players: 3–4 Object of the game: Have enough control of player-colored disks on the outer rings of the board to draw them into the inner ring. First to 4 disks of his or her color (out of 7) on the inner ring wins... Equipment: Each player is a color. Choose a color to be neutral. Players need: The board, 10 disks per player (separate into 7 and...
It’s put-and-take meets nine-men’s-morris...sort of. Players progress around the playing field collecting stones and placing them into a grid...and sometimes removing them for strategic reasons. This is a game for all ages, and included in each package is a chart of the actual minerals depicted on the board. (Fun and educational!) A favorite with groups of...
Stones and Rivers is a thoughtful game of mindful placement. Each player has 14 pieces with two sides, a stone side for blocking and scoring and a river side for sweeping movement and scoring. Will you flip a piece over and reveal a river for you or your opponent to use? What piece could you push? Where is the best place to place your stone piece? Balance...
A handful of long-lost Paleolithic stones have been found deep inside a secret cave. It's believed the enigmatic Æver People used them for a lunar ritual, the rules of which have recently been deciphered by an international team of researchers. Now you, too, can partake in this ancient tradition with this minimalist 18-card wallet game. Build your 4x2...
This series of abstract games are played on a cloth banner with nicely polished stones. There are a total of seven different games. There is one solitaire game and the remaining six games are either for 2 players or 3 players. This game is packaged in a mailing tube. The contents include a cloth banner for the playing board, a rule book, a cloth bag with...
Designer/Publisher's Description: The object of Stonewall is to race your opponents from your starting point to your diagonally opposite corner of a 144 square grid board and back again by the roll of the dice. Every time you move you may place one wall piece of any length (single,double or triple)on the playing board to help your path or hinder your...
Abstract game wherein players are to place five tiles in a row. Tiles are drawn randomly from the bag. On a turn, a player may -- Draw a tile from a bag, with the player's color face-up. Rotate a tile. Remove one of your own tiles from the board, and any single tiles created from this action are removed. Change the color of a tile, provided the player has...
A quick card game where you try to lower hand while sabotaging your opponents. Memory, fast reflexes, and strategy are needed to become victorious. The game is over when some one knocks to initiate the last round and the winner is the player with the lowest hand. lots of twists and hilarious action cards to keep you and your friends at each others throats...