It seems that new mines continue to be discovered - but they're not big enough for everyone, so dwarves will be competing for gems (and space).
Description:
Players must mine for crystals and sell them all in one day, and the dwarf who manages to collect the most money will be the crown jewel! The game is made up of six rounds, and each turn players will: 1) Mine a Crystal 2) Roll the Dice 3) Perform Actions. A player has up to three dice rolls per turn and according to the result of the dice the player will be able to perform one or more actions. The more faces of the same action, the more efficient that action will be. Actions allow the player to mine more crystals, steal crystals, transfer unstable crystals to opponents, or store crystals in their chest. At the end of the game, players total up the value of the crystals they have, and the dwarf with the most money wins!
It seems that new mines continue to be discovered - but they're not big enough for everyone, so dwarves will be competing for gems (and space).
Description:
Players must mine for crystals and sell them all in one day, and the dwarf who manages to collect the most money will be the crown jewel! The game is made up of six rounds, and each turn players will: 1) Mine a Crystal 2) Roll the Dice 3) Perform Actions. A player has up to three dice rolls per turn and according to the result of the dice the player will be able to perform one or more actions. The more faces of the same action, the more efficient that action will be. Actions allow the player to mine more crystals, steal crystals, transfer unstable crystals to opponents, or store crystals in their chest. At the end of the game, players total up the value of the crystals they have, and the dwarf with the most money wins!
It seems that new mines continue to be discovered - but they're not big enough for everyone, so dwarves will be competing for gems (and space).
Description:
Players must mine for crystals and sell them all in one day, and the dwarf who manages to collect the most money will be the crown jewel! The game is made up of six rounds, and each turn players will: 1) Mine a Crystal 2) Roll the Dice 3) Perform Actions. A player has up to three dice rolls per turn and according to the result of the dice the player will be able to perform one or more actions. The more faces of the same action, the more efficient that action will be. Actions allow the player to mine more crystals, steal crystals, transfer unstable crystals to opponents, or store crystals in their chest. At the end of the game, players total up the value of the crystals they have, and the dwarf with the most money wins!
It seems that new mines continue to be discovered - but they're not big enough for everyone, so dwarves will be competing for gems (and space).
Description:
Players must mine for crystals and sell them all in one day, and the dwarf who manages to collect the most money will be the crown jewel! The game is made up of six rounds, and each turn players will: 1) Mine a Crystal 2) Roll the Dice 3) Perform Actions. A player has up to three dice rolls per turn and according to the result of the dice the player will be able to perform one or more actions. The more faces of the same action, the more efficient that action will be. Actions allow the player to mine more crystals, steal crystals, transfer unstable crystals to opponents, or store crystals in their chest. At the end of the game, players total up the value of the crystals they have, and the dwarf with the most money wins!
It seems that new mines continue to be discovered - but they're not big enough for everyone, so dwarves will be competing for gems (and space).
Description:
Players must mine for crystals and sell them all in one day, and the dwarf who manages to collect the most money will be the crown jewel! The game is made up of six rounds, and each turn players will: 1) Mine a Crystal 2) Roll the Dice 3) Perform Actions. A player has up to three dice rolls per turn and according to the result of the dice the player will be able to perform one or more actions. The more faces of the same action, the more efficient that action will be. Actions allow the player to mine more crystals, steal crystals, transfer unstable crystals to opponents, or store crystals in their chest. At the end of the game, players total up the value of the crystals they have, and the dwarf with the most money wins!
It seems that new mines continue to be discovered - but they're not big enough for everyone, so dwarves will be competing for gems (and space).
Description:
Players must mine for crystals and sell them all in one day, and the dwarf who manages to collect the most money will be the crown jewel! The game is made up of six rounds, and each turn players will: 1) Mine a Crystal 2) Roll the Dice 3) Perform Actions. A player has up to three dice rolls per turn and according to the result of the dice the player will be able to perform one or more actions. The more faces of the same action, the more efficient that action will be. Actions allow the player to mine more crystals, steal crystals, transfer unstable crystals to opponents, or store crystals in their chest. At the end of the game, players total up the value of the crystals they have, and the dwarf with the most money wins!
A special event celebrating the release of this beautiful board game where players are birds competing across 4 biomes. Participants will learn the history of the game from the publisher and play!
Description:
Lucky Duck Games and Double Exposure invite you to celebrate the release of Nestlings! Each round, players roll their biome dice, then place the dice in biomes one at a time, alternating in clockwise order. Once players have placed all their dice or have chosen to pass for the round, each biome is resolved. Once all biomes have been resolved including the wild grasslands biome in the center of the board players score points based on how many nestlings they fed and how many segments are in their resource ring, regardless of which round they were assigned.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.
Players will work together to lay tiles and complete a grid of numbers as they scale the mountain.
Description:
Players are tasked with completing a pyramid-shaped grid from the base to the summit. On your turn, you must play a card onto the mountain or discard two cards. You may not play cards of the same terrain type next to one another, and you must also discard the difference between cards when played next to one another, e.g. placing a 7 next to a 4 would require you to discard three cards. You can start a new row once at least the first two cards in the row below have been placed. Cards must always be "supported" by the two cards immediately below them, but they do not relate to the rows above or beneath in any way, i.e., the first row could start with a 10 while the next row starts with a 1. If players complete the mountain and top it with a summit card, they win; if a player cannot take an action on their turn, everyone loses.