Objective: Collect six(6) of your opponent's tanks to win the game. Get six damage counters on an opponent's tank to destroy it. Destroyed tanks are collected as trophies. The first player to collect six trophies wins! Contents: 1 game board 1 blue tank deck (18 cards) 1 red tank deck (18 cards) 1 D6 die and 50 damage counters Start: Each player sets aside...
In Tantrix Gobble, players divide all 56 tiles. The game is a race to see who can play all their tiles first. Tiles must touch (and match) at least two tiles when played. A GOBBLE occurs when a tile is played in a space surrounded by at least 3 tiles (and color paths match on all sides). Gobbles allow players to remove 1 tile from their penalty stack. It...
TAO is an abstract and strategic card game for 8+ / 2 players. It is inspired by oriental culture and Taoist philosophical thought. Although there are 4 factions facing each other (tigers and dragons, red and blue) the player stands above the parties and uses them as tools to achieve the goal: to open the portals and recover the greatest number of...
Tao Long: The Tiger and the Phoenix expansion replaces the earth dragon with a 3-tile tiger and a 1-tile phoenix. The phoenix starts off the board, so the earth / tiger-and-phoenix player starts with ¾ the length of the heaven dragon. The tiger is otherwise the same as the earth dragon, except that it can only expel water. The phoenix functions like a...
Tao Long: The Pink Fluffy Bunny replaces one of the dragons, and functions like a single-tile dragon. Its turns are essentially double turns: spirit, matter, spirit, matter. If its water meter is depleted, the bunny flips to its rabid-looking Fluffy's Last Stand side, and plays 1 additional [double] turn for each damage of overkill it had taken. If it does...
What do Backgammon, Go, and Chess all have in common? They are board games that have stood the test of time. Built on simplicity but with potential for complexity these games provide a challenge for players at all levels. Tao of Peg is designed to use a combination of luck and strategy to win in a variety of ways. Tao of Peg is the perfect game for family...
Taoex is an abstract strategy game where players use mono-directional tiles to navigate a hexagonal grid to capture opponents’ tiles to create multi-directional towers for greater mobility. Using the 6-pointed compass, that control all direction of play, located in the center of the board, players take turns placing their 12 tiles (2 for each compass...
The objective of this strategy game is to have conquered more fields than the opponent at the end of the game. Various game modes (victory conditions) are available. Played on a play area with 151 hexagonal squares, of which 139 can be conquered. Each player receives three tokens and 100 field marks. The game is turn-based. Each turn consists of the...
From the Mesomorph Games website: "Tapestry contains three attractive new strategy games for two or four players played with a unique set of stained wooden tiles and colored pawns. In the first of the games, called Tapestry, players build the board as the game progresses, adding light and dark tiles, placing pawns to access regions, and sliding tiles to...