The party game Lost in Translation consists of a deck of clue cards and a pad of blank answer sheets. There are 3 kinds of cards in the deck: 1) Pictures of signs, packages, menus, etc with one or more words obscured by questions marks and a notation of a non-English language. Players will need to guess the word(s) obscured by the question marks. 2) Movie...
Somewhere in the forgotten depths of space awaits a graveyard of dead, forgotten ships and stations. What treasures lie within? More than that, who will try to get there first? Face your rivals and claim victory for who can search the wreckage! Lost Rendezvous is a 2-4 Player game of arena combat. All characters have different movement abilities, as well...
GAME SYSTEM This entry is to allow for discussion/rating of the game system as a whole. It is not for a specific product or release. Versions will appear on the individual item pages. Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes...
Treasure Hoard of the Cold Drake was a Lost Worlds Adventure Set that used the same plastic "cavern" terrain set originally used in Adventure Set II: The Dwarf and Goblin Wars. The rules specify that the adventure set is intended to be used with 3-4 human or humanoid Lost Worlds characters. However, no metal miniatures or character books were included with...
The Ancient Scrolls of Danga'in is a Lost Worlds Adventure Set designed to be used with the same plastic "castle" terrain set that originally came with Adventure Set I: In the Ruins of the Ancients. The rules specify that the adventure set is intended to be used with 3-4 human or humanoid Lost Worlds characters and 12 Lost Worlds treasure cards. However...
Each box contains 15 to 17 cards for use with the Lost Worlds combat books. The cards depict weapons, spells, items, tactics and luck. Some are useable over an entire campaign of battles. Before a battle, characters can buy some of these cards depending on their skill values. The cards offer special abilites for the characters that can be used during or...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...
Lost Worlds is the most popular entry in Alfred Leonardi's line of book games, which also includes Ace of Aces. Each player has a character card and a booklet (and sometimes special Tactics, Luck, or Spell cards) for one of about fifty (and growing) medieval-fantasy characters. Characters can range from barbarian warriors to animated skeletons to elven...