Tokaido Duo: Automa Solo Mode Pack

Welcome, travelers, to the Japanese island of Shikoku! In Tokaido Duo, 1-2 players discover the smallest of Japan’s four main islands through a three-faceted spiritual journey.As the pilgrim, visit shrines, gardens, seashores, and hot springs. As the merchant, collect and sell traditional souvenirs. As the artist, paint a variety of beautiful vistas, and gift your paintings to locals. Gain points through each character’s discoveries as you race to complete one of their jobs, and live each journey to the fullest. If you do, your trek will grow into a life-changing experience!The Stonemaier Games version of Tokaido Duo features character guides for each player and an Automa solo mode.Contents:1 Game Board6 Character Boards6 Wooden Meeples8 Trading Tokens26 Ware Tokens20 Painting Tokens2 Color Marks4 Wooden Pegs1 Hot Spring Token3 Wave Tokens20 Coin Tokens12 Gold Slab Tokens1 Cloth Bag3 Custom Dice1 Rulebook6 Character Guides1 Automa Rulebook9 Automa CardsAges: 8+Players: 1-2Game Length: 20-30 minutes

Smitten 2 is a cooperative micro-game for 1-2 players. The 9 new cards in this standalone sequel are designed by Ryan S. Davis. In Smitten 2, players work cooperatively with limited information/communication to complete two identical 3×3 grids of cards, each inspired by Stonemaier games released since the original Smitten and illustrated by The Mico. There are multiple difficulty levels and separate modes for solo and 2-player games.Smitten's core design was inspired by comic book cards from Jamey’s youth, specifically a set where various cards formed a cohesive 9-card panorama image. In trying to complete two of these images in Smitten, there is no set turn order; rather, players indicate a preference to play or not play a card. The played card has instructions for the other player to place a card, which they must do or the game instantly ends.Contents:1 Rulebook18 CardsAges: 14+Players: 1-2Game Length: 5-10 minutes

Now in 2nd Edition printing. Featuring recessed double layer player boards and printed rules in English, German and French.The game series History of the Ancient Seas is the ultimate journey through these exciting times. Build new fleets in your city to explore unknown lands, conquer islands and build a great empire.In Hellas, the first instalment in the History of the Ancient Seas game series, you will lead one of two great City States - Athens or Sparta.Hellas was originally a two-player game but the Archimedes solitaire bot allows you to play in full solitaire mode!Your goal is to become the leading empire in the known world. To achieve this, you will need to build armies and fleets to increase your military might, expand trade routes, conquer islands and provinces, develop your military skills, economic efficiency and culture, while always keeping an eye on the wealth, happiness and stability of your people.The game is played in highly interactive micro-impulses. The heart of the game is the "action cycle". An action chosen by a player can't be chosen by the other player in his upcoming segment. And each action can only be chosen a limited number of times each turn. There is always more you need to do than you can actually do.You will move your wooden meeples (representing legions, ships, armies and fleets) across the beautifully illustrated map from the centre of the Hellenistic world to the shores of Persia in the east and the sandy beaches of Sicily in the west to expand your trade network and increase your trading status.War or peace: That is your decision! You can expand your empire by leading your people to war! But war is costly and the outcome is uncertain. You can lead your empire to the golden age of civilization by keeping the peace and bringing stability and wealth to your people without following the path of war. Offer terms to aggressive enemies to distract or delay them, but always be prepared to defend your empire.Contents:1 Mounted Map Board (84 x 60cm)241 Wooden Playing Pieces38 Playing Cards74 Talent Coins2 Player Sheets for tracking Troops & Income2 Play Tracks for Development & Resource2 Play Aids Archimedes Solo Mode Rules & CardsRules (EN, DE, FR)Ages: 14+Players: 1-2Game Length: 180 minutes

With the expansion New Markets, players have the opportunity to create a completely new distribution of merchandise. Instead of using the merchandise printed on the map players will now place the merchandise token randomly over the map. Included are a couple of options.An open distribution and the option of placing the merchandise face down are some of the options. Players know they need a trading post with silver in order to develop a banking system. But before being able to develop "Banking" you'll need to find the silver.There is also an optional rule that heavily favors the powers with well developed fleets.This expansion brings a lot of variety, fun, surprises and new strategies to History of the Ancient Seas. It is compatible with all three volumes of History of the Ancient Seas.Contents:158 Merchandise TokensRulebookAges: 14+Players: 1-5Game Length: 180 minutesThis is not a stand-alone game. A copy of History of the Ancient Seas I: Hellas (2nd Edition), History of the Ancient Seas II: Dies Irae (2nd Edition), or History of the Ancient Seas III: Mare Nostrum (2nd Edition) is required to play.

The hexagonal tantrix tiles each have three different color lines that must be juxtaposed while respecting the connection of the colors between them. >Tantrix: solo or multi-player solo puzzle, this is a puzzle with different levels of difficulty. In collective game: everyone focuses on their own color and tries to achieve a continuous line longer than the others while countering the strategy of their opponents! The goal? Be the first to successfully place all your tiles.Speed and observation are essential for this game mode ideal for playing with family and up to 6 players!Contents:56 Numbered Tiles1 Tavel Bag1 Activity GuideAges: 6+Players: 1-6Game Length: 30 minutes

"Sail in sight!" calls the sentry on the tower. To whom do these sails on the horizon belong? A homecoming merchant ship that has a fully loaded hold of gold or salt? An enemy ship with a diplomat on board to negotiate peace? Or are these the black sails of the feared pirates that don't negotiate but come to plunder and burn down harbors and warehouses?With the expansion Pirates & Barbarians players can add a new party to the game that will challenge the players for sure.The playing pieces of the barbarians and pirates are brought into play by the players and will then continue to be played by AI. Players place them but can't control them. So, a player needs to be careful what he wishes for. To call for the pirates and barbarians at first might seem like a call for help to threaten your opponents but they can turn their attention quickly towards you.If not opposed right away, the hordes of barbarians and pirate fleets can become a real threat to your empire.This expansion brings a lot of variety, fun, surprises and new strategies to History of the Ancient Seas and is compatible with all three volumes of History of the Ancient Seas.Contents:20 Wooden Barbarians15 Wooden Pirate ShipsRulebookAges: 14+Players: 1-5Game Length: 180 minutesThis is not a stand-alone game. A copy of History of the Ancient Seas I: Hellas (2nd Edition), History of the Ancient Seas II: Dies Irae (2nd Edition), or History of the Ancient Seas III: Mare Nostrum (2nd Edition) is required to play.

England, 1856. Charles Darwin finishes writing the Origin of Species while you are on your way home. Your correspondence during your journey has paid off, as his book will soon be published.In this expansion for In the Footsteps of Darwin, correspond with the illustrious scientist, gain the support of historical figures and make fascinating new discoveries.The Correspondence Expansion adds several new features to the base game: new Publication tokens, classification tokens, envelope tokens and new characters, such as Emma Darwin and Queen Victoria.Contents:1 England Board21 Animal & Character Tiles50 Various Tokens1 Score Pad1 Rulebook1 AppendixAges: 8+Players: 2-5Game Length: 30 minutesThis is not a stand-alone game. A copy of In the Footsteps of Darwin is required to play.

Adapt to the Changing EnvironmentNature is a redesign of Evolution to be more streamlined, more forgiving, and seamlessly expandable.In Nature, species must adapt to a changing environment as they look for food and protect themselves from predators. Give your species traits like Tusked to help them find food, Fast to outrun predators, or Clawed to hunt other species.Can you adapt to the changing environment, grow your population, and thrive?Nature is a modular game system that allows you to create and explore unique ecosystems each time you play. Add or combine modules with Nature to enjoy more ecosystems and endless replayability. Modules sold separately.Contents:98 Trait Cards1 Watering Hole210 Food Tokens8 Reference Card90 Population Tokens20 Size Tokens4 Screens1 Start Player Marker1 Rulebook1 Reference Guide20 Player Aids8 Solo CardsAges: 10+Players: 1-4Game Length: 30-45 minutes

Flight is a module that can be added to the Nature board game.Find freedom by soaring to the skies, where safety and abundance await those gifted with wings. For players who prefer to avoid conflict.The Flight Module introduces brand new trait cards and mechanics into the Nature ecosystem. Protect yourself from predators by 'Flocking' with other birds, become 'Camouflaged' to hide in your environment, or migrate to a faraway land and grow your population in safety.Add or combine modules with Nature to enjoy more ecosystems and endless replayability.Flight adds a separate deck to the base game, "nest" components, new flight traits, a fifth round to gameplay, and The Faraway Place, where species can now migrate.Contents:40 Trait Cards1 Faraway Place1 Rulebook4 Player Aids5 Solo Cards16 Nest TokensAges: 10+Players: 1-4Game Length: 60 minutesThis is not a stand-alone game. A copy of Nature is required to play.

Jurassic is a module that can be added to the Nature board game.Return to an age of giants, where ferocious predators and colossal dinosaurs roam the land. The Jurassic Module introduces brand-new trait cards and mechanics into the Nature ecosystem. Give your species abilities like 'Apex Predator' to dominate all in your path, become 'Elusive' to hide from danger, or defend your species with a powerful spiked tail known as a 'Thagomizer'.Add or combine modules with Nature to enjoy more ecosystems and endless replayability.Jurassic adds a separate deck to the base game, increases the maximum species body size from 4 to 10 (with new size dials), and adds a fifth round to gameplay.Contents:40 Trait Cards16 Size Tokens1 Rulebook4 Player Aids5 Solo Cards1 Thagomizer DieAges: 10+Players: 1-4Game Length: 60 minutesThis is not a stand-alone game. A copy of Nature is required to play.

Cut through the waves with a ton of added expansion content: 17 exciting god powers and 2 great new game modes to try!  • Mode: Trojan War - The gods are fickle, and you must adapt to an ever-changing roster of available gods to win.  • Mode: Circe's Curse - Your god is active while your workers neighbor each other. Separate them at our own peril!Ages: 8+Players: 2-4Game Length: 30 minutesThis is not a stand-alone game. A copy of Santorini: 2nd Edition is required to play.

Now in 2nd Edition printing. Featuring recessed double layer player boards and printed rules in English, German and French.The game series History of the Ancient Seas is the ultimate journey through these exciting times. Build new fleets in your city to explore unknown lands, conquer islands and build a great empire.In Dies Irae, the second installment in the History of the Ancient Seas game series, you will lead one of the great Empires like: The Greek City States, Egypt or Persia and fight for dominancy in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea. The people from all of these empires see the Gods as their allies and trust them as supporters for their cause!Dies Irae was originally a three player game, but the Archimedes Solitaire bot and the The King is Dead static empires feature allow you to reduce the player count if needed.The challenge in a three player game is that gamers face a constant two versus one constellation. All three players have to fight eventually on two fronts at the same time and have to keep a close eye on both opponents. The worst case is that two of them are in an armistice which means they could both focus on you. Each player should avoid this situation at all costs.Which god will help their people the most in the struggle of dominance in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea?Contents:1 Mounted Map Board (84 x 60cm)312 wooden Playing Pieces38 Playing Cards74 printed Talent Coins3 recessed double layer Player Sheets for tracking Troops & Income2 Play Tracks for Development & Resource3 Play AidsArchimedes Solo Mode Rules and CardsRules (EN, DE, FR)Ages: 14+Players: 1-3Game Length: 180 minutes