Fields of Green is played over four rounds (years) during which players draft cards and add them to their ever expanding farms. At the end of each year comes the harvest season where they must water their fields, feed their livestock and pay maintenance costs, in order to receive valuable resources that will allow them to further expand in the next year. Through various means, players eventually convert their wealth to Victory Points and the player who has gathered the most when the game ends, is the winner.

Players: 2-4
Time: 45 mins
Ages: 12+

Designed by Peter Lee, Rodney Thompson, and Andrew Veen, and produced by Gale Force Nine, Tyrants of the Underdark is a competitive board game in which you play as a drow house recruiting monsters, cultists and demons to aid you in controlling locations such as Menzoberranzan and Blingdenstone. Using power and influence as resources, Tyrants of the Underdark features multiple strategies you can use in crafting your deck of minions. Be the spymaster infiltrating your enemy's strongholds or the deadly war-leader concentrating on assassinating enemy troops. No matter how you decide to play, whoever controls most of the Underdark at the end of the game wins, unless there's some hidden strategy in play.

Players: 2-4
Playing Time: 60 mins
Ages: 14+

Two new boards of space with two new ships and two new contacts to expand the game.

This box contains a full set of the models from the basic game that have been re-mastered and produced in high detail resin. Miniatures come unpainted and some assembly maybe required.

Players assume the roles of CIA analysts, directing agency resources to combat the rising tide of global terrorism. Be warned, not everyone is what they seem. Stay alert, be vigilant, and trust no one. Each player is pursuing their own Agenda during the game. It’s important to keep your real Agenda secret from other players. Everyone will claim to be a Loyal Agent, but the truth is that many players will be exploiting threats to national security to advance their own ends. One player may even be a Mole, sabotaging the Agency efforts to foil terror Threats.

Choose your WWE Superstars! Set the Matches! Dominate Your Rivals!

Featuring Six of WWE's Greatest Superstars:
Daniel Bryan
Roman Reigns
John Cena
Big Show
Randy Orton
Big E

Can you dominate the ring?

Will your team go down in history as the greatest phenomenon the world has ever known?

Despite having limited resources early on you have enough gold to construct your first few small buildings. Your influential connections will provide you with all the necessary building permits! Once a building is constructed, it can start generating gold or influence for your use. Soon this flow of materials will allow you to start going after bigger projects! You may even become involved in the construction of the town church or the city walls.

But beware of your competitors! They may try to leverage their way into your neighborhood with their own permits! If you don't watch them closely enough, they might even attempt a hostile takeover of your buildings! Will you emerge as Elasuand's most influential city developer?

Find out in this new Catan adventure!

Components:
1 Gameboard
44 Wooden Pieces
2 Dice
1 Trade Ship
9 Church Tiles
36 City Wall Tiles
37 Buildings
90 Game Cards
2 City Gates
4 Turn Overview Cards
20 Building Permits
1 Rulebook

The players in the game represent settlers establishing colonies on the island of Catan.

Players build settlements, cities, and roads to connect them as they settle the island. The game board representing the island is composed of hexagonal tiles (hexes) of different land types which are laid out randomly at the beginning of each game; new editions of the game also depict a fixed layout in their manual, which has been proven to be fairly even-handed by computer simulations, and recommend this to be used by beginners. Players build by spending resources (brick, lumber, wool, grain, and ore), represented by resource cards; each land type, with the exception of the unproductive desert, produces a specific resource. On each player's turn, he or she rolls the two six-sided dice, determining which hexes produce resources. Any players with settlements or cities adjacent to hexes marked with the number rolled receive resource cards of the appropriate type. There is also a robber token, initially on the desert; if a player rolls 7, the robber must be moved to another hex, which will no longer produce resources until the robber is moved again; the player may also steal a resource card from another player. In addition, when a 7 is rolled, all players with more than 7 resource cards must discard half. However, the player gets to choose which half of their resource cards they must discard. Also, if a player has an odd number of cards over seven, such as 9, the player will round down when determining how many they will discard.

Players can trade resource cards among each other; players may also trade off-island (in effect, with the non-player bank) at a ratio of four of one resource for one of any other. By building settlements in certain spots on the edge of the board (ports), players may trade with the bank at three-to-one (3 of any single resource type) or two-to-one (two of a specific resource) ratios, determined by the port's location. The goal of the game is to reach 10 victory points. Players score one point for each settlement they own and two for each city. Various other achievements, such as establishing the longest road and largest armies, grant a player additional victory points. Resource cards can also be spent to buy a development card. Three types of development cards include cards worth one victory point; knight cards (or soldier cards), which allow the player to move the robber as if they had rolled a 7 (but without the remove-half rule); and a third set of cards which allow the player one of three abilities when played.

Add 1-2 more friends or family without sacrificing ease of play. Add green and brown settlers and expand your island with 2 more harbors and 11 unique, new terrain tiles.

This is NOT a complete game! It is only a game extension for 5-6 players. You need a Catan game (aka The Settlers of Catan) in order to play with this extension!

A game expansion for 3-4 players.

Capture the adventure of seafaring, exploration, and trade.

Catan: Seafarers® is a 3-4 player expansion for the best-selling Catan® board game. Share some fun at sea!

Components:
60 Wooden Ships
1 Pirate Ship
6 Frame Pieces
19 Sea Hexes
11 Hexagonal Region Tiles
50 Catan Chits
10 Number Tokens
10 Harbor Tokens
1 Rulebook and Scenarios