Beowulf: The Movie Board Game is a game of mead, heroism, and peril for two to four players. It features art and graphic design from the new film Beowulf, from director Robert Zemeckis and screenwriters Neil Gaiman and Roger Avary.

Beowulf: The Movie Board Game is based on game rules originally published as Kingdoms.

Beowulf: The Movie Board Game includes:

Each player plants beans in 2 or 3 fields and tries to sell them as profitably as possible. When selling beans, a player earns more gold for more beans of the same variety. The goal of the game is it to earn the most gold planting, harvesting, and selling beans. Without careful planning, players may be forced to harvest and sell their beans before they are ready and at lower prices than they hoped. In fact, sometimes a harvest brings no gold at all.The difference in this version from the original is that all the bean pictures are different and were supplied by fans of the game from around the world.

With this expansion, the players have new possibilities of strengthening their influence in the area around Carcassonne. Now traveling merchants transport their goods to surrounding cities and monasteries. The cities in the surrounding countryside can increase to a size large enough to elect their own mayors. Simple farmers build large and wealthy farms and the church tries to strengthen their influence by establishing abbeys.

The Cities and Knights of Catan 5 - 6 Player Extension includes extra pieces for 2 additional players and these can fit in the plastic tray included in the new Cities and Knights of Catan box.

Settlers of Catan 4th Edition launches in 2007 and brings new artwork, exciting additions to the actual game components to improve set-up time, organization, and even board stability during play. The Cities and Knights box will now feature a plastic tray to keep the pieces in, large enough to accomodate all the parts from the 5 to 6 player extension.

The Seafarers of Catan 5 - 6 Player Extension includes extra pieces for 2 additional players and these can fit in the plastic tray included in the new Seafarers of Catan box.

Settlers of Catan 4th Edition launches in 2007 and brings new artwork, exciting additions to the actual game components to improve set-up time, organization, and even board stability during play. The Seafarers box will now feature a plastic tray to keep the pieces in, large enough to accomodate all the parts from the 5 to 6 player extension.

It's a zoo in here! Those meddling monkeys have set all the animals loose, but do you want to catch a pod of walruses, a journey of giraffes, or a zeal of zebras? You can draw as many chips as you want, but don't be too cheeky! Cheeky Monkey is hours of fun for everyone from wise old elephants to young pups.

“See spot win”. In this simple yet challenging game players try to spot words in randomly placed letter tiles. The first player to use up all their transparent tokens, marking words, is the winner. Can’t find a word? Then players can pull another letter tile to help build another word. Circa WordSpot comes in a beautifully designed all wood book-box, entirely suitable for display in the family room, office or den.

In 1835, the British East India Company leased the region around the location of the modern-day city of Darjeeling.

The British had more than a strategically placed trading post in mind – because of the favourable climate, they wanted to build a sanitorium there as well!

That climate, which was to bring relief to sanitorium visitors, can be thanked for one of the most sought-after tea varieties in the world: Darjeeling. Tea connoisseurs from around the globe treasure the extremely fine and flowery aroma of the First Flush, the first harvest of the year’s new growth. But the many flavours of teas from the following harvests are also unsurpassed.

Using their mice as bait, the players attempt to grab the famous cat in the sack. Also in the sack are a jumble of both good and bad cats. The players can try to bluff one another by sneaking a dog or rabbit into the sack. At the end of the game, the nicest cats and mice will be worth positive points, while possessing the scruffiest cats will count against you.

The ruins and remnants of once-mighty nations lie scattered across the lands of Faerûn. Hidden within the dusty vaults and passages of these crumbling monuments, great treasures and terrible dangers await discovery. Only those bold explorers armed with courage and equipped with knowledge dare to delve into these earliest secrets of the Forgotten Realms setting.

Lost Empires of Faerûn contains five new in-depth prestige classes, 16 new feats, and 29 new monsters.

Halo ActionClix blows the lid off tabletop gaming with the largest Clix piece ever produced! The massive Halo ActionClix Scarab Vehicle Pack contains a highly-detailed Scarab vehicle, character cards, map, and rules.

Features questions and puzzlers from one of the most popular movie franchises in history! Includes real clips and content from the first four Harry Potter movies as well as Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Includes a themed Flextime game board which enables players to choose the length of gameplay, high quality Harry Potter themed metal movers, oversized dice, 160 trivia cards, 30 Harry Potter themed Buzz cards, and a DVD with patented Optreve technology unique to Scene It? so you can play again and again without seeing the same questions repeatedly. For two to four players.

One of the HERO System’s greatest strengths is its character creation rules, which allow you to create any type of character you can dream up and to define his abilities as precisely as you need. The basic rules in Chapter One of The HERO System 5th Edition, Revised rulebook, combined with the more advanced or genre-specific rules in various HERO System books, provide the most detailed and flexible character creation rules available.

To help your game run as smoothly and enjoyably as possible, The HERO System Character Creation Handbook compiles the character creation rules from The HERO System 5th Edition, Revised rulebook with key character creation rules from supplements like Champions and Fantasy Hero to create a comprehensive HERO System character creation reference. Additionally, The HERO System Character Creation Handbook supplements that material with new rules, expanded and clarified rules, and other information so you have all the character creation rules you need right at your fingertips!

Those who follow the path of High Magic, or True Magic as it is sometimes called, are amongst the most skilled mages ever to weave a spell. The mages of Ulthuan see the Winds of Magic as a whole, and can easily thwart lesser Wizards who rely on single strands of the whole. This multi-part plastic kit contains enough parts to make two Citadel miniatures, one on foot and one mounted.

The Tiranoc Chariots fight with incredible skill, complementing the awesome speed of the Elven steeds that pull them, darting in between enemy units and raining arrows onto their enemies. When they charge, they crash fearlessly into the ranks of their foes, the steeds biting and kicking, even as the riders thrust out with razor-sharp spears. In contrast to the Tiranoc war chariots that sweep across the battlefield carefully picking at the foe, the Lion Chariot of Chrace is a brutal weapon of destruction. Proceeded by the savage roars that shake the enemy to their very core, the Lion Chariots plough through skirmishers and crash fearlessly into the ranks of enemy skirmishers. This multi-part plastic kit contains 1 High Elf Chariot which can be assembled as either a Lion Chariot of Chrace or a Tiranoc Chariot.

A Dragon's massive scaly body is powerfully built and strong enough to shatter city gates. Dragons have great fanged mouths from which they can breathe scorching gouts of flame over their enemies, and taloned claws sharp enough to slice through stone. A Dragon's wings are immense, able to bear it effortlessly through the sky. They are wise and aloof, viewing the world around them with a perspective that only the eldest creatures can share. This multi-part plastic kit contains 1 High Elf Lord on Dragon with a variety of optional extras. The Lord can be assembled as either a High Elf Prince, Archmage or Dragon Mage.

High Elf nobles pride themselves on their deep sense of honour and mastery of both the arts of diplomacy and war, taught to them from a young age. In times of conflict they demonstrate this prowess through their flexibility, perfectly capable of fighting with unmatched skill in the melee, or commanding their armies from a distance, directing the flow of battle as need dictates. This multi-part plastic kit contains enough parts to make two Citadel miniatures, one on foot and one mounted. They can be assembled as either an Army Standard Bearer, Noble or Prince.

Listen. Can you hear it? The thunder of your soul, roaring within the thousand thousand worlds that exist within you.

Gods are there, inside you. Worlds of dream and knowledge, chains of purest gold that bind you to each and every other mind that walks this earth.

Sink beneath this base flesh and find the noble self within. Read the words written on your soul. Speak the names you find there. Set yourself free. — Aristarchus, Moros lorekeeper of the Adamantine Arrow

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Building boom in Manhattan! But not only there! Sky-scrapers are springing up all around the world. Players also have the opportunity to build sky-scrapers in Sydney, Frankfurt, Hongkong, Sao Paulo, and Cairo. The question each turn is whether to increase the height of one of your own buildings, or to build onto someone else’s building, making it your building. At the end of every six turns, players score for having the tallest building, the most buildings per city, and for each building that a player owns. After four rounds, the player with the most points is the winner!

He Hungers! This is the first Giant-Sized Versus System deck, featuring the Coming of Galactus! This unique collector set features stunning new artwork of the Devourer of Worlds himself as well as his most famous heralds. Players must join forces to defeat a foe so epic no single force could possibly withstand him. Will the combined might of all of the world's heroes be enough to save the Earth itself? Only you can provide the answer!

There are 80 cards per deck + 5 exclusive cards + 1 oversized Galactus Card.

He Hungers! This is the first Giant-Sized Versus System deck, featuring the Coming of Galactus! This unique collector set features stunning new artwork of the Devourer of Worlds himself as well as his most famous heralds. Players must join forces to defeat a foe so epic no single force could possibly withstand him. Will the combined might of all of the world's heroes be enough to save the Earth itself? Only you can provide the answer!

There are 80 cards per deck + 5 exclusive cards + 1 oversized Galactus Card.

The Display comprises 6 identical vs Galactus Giant Size Decks.

Easter Island is a tiny triangular speck of land at the eastern edge of Polynesia in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The island has fascinated travelers, mystics, and scientists for years as people have wondered how such a small, isolated area could have been home to a society that created the world's most spectacular outdoor museum. In the 1940s, Norwegian archeologist Thor Heyerdahl sailed the reed boat Kon-Tiki from South America to Easter Island to show that the technology available made it possible for Polynesia to be settled from the Americas. In the 1970s, Erich Van Daniken popularized the idea that the world was visited by ancient astronauts and the beautiful and enormous stone statutes, the Moai, of Easter Island were used as some of his "evidence"

Today, scientists around the world generally agree that Easter Island was settled from other Polynesian islands to its west, and the extreme culture that produced hundreds of stone Moai is related to other cultures in the region. The history of the island is a history of constraint, and the carving of the Moai, the rapid deforestation of the island, and the limited food sources available all worked together to build an extreme culture that became the victim of its own consumption. In this way, Easter Island today represents more than just a wonderful place to travel, but also is a reminder of the greater resource limits of our entire planet. As populations continue to grow and we put further strains on sources of fuel and food, are we heading toward the same fate that this small island suffered hundreds of years ago? The island today is owned by Chile, and the small population thrives with a few weekly flights to mainland South America and the occasional cargo ship visit.

Moai is a game that closely follows the developments and excesses of the island until the arrival of Dutch Admiral Jacob Roggeveen, the first European to discover the island and name it for the day of his discovery. Combining many of the historical features of the island's culture in an exciting and well-playing strategic game, players can have fun reliving the dramatic history of this exciting little island.

For six years, Germany's mountain troops provided rapid mobility in rough terrain where the panzers could not operate. Gebirgsjäger fought in the Carpathians, Greece, the Caucasus, Norway, Italy and on the Arctic tundra. Eventually seven divisions of elite Army mountain troops and three of very poor Waffen SS troops would be formed.

Edelweiss Expanded Edition is a Panzer Grenadier supplement adding German regular army and Waffen SS mountain troops to the game series. It is not playable by itself, but requires ownership of Eastern Front to play most of the scenarios, and Road to Berlin, Battle of the Bulge, Desert Rats and Afrika Korps to play all of them.

It's a revised version of the original Edelweiss supplement released in 2002, the second supplement to the Panzer Grenadier system. All of the previous 24 scenarios have been thoroughly revised to take advantage of map boards and playing pieces not available then, and with five more years of design experience and player feedback. And there are eight new scenarios as well. Scenarios take place on all fronts, with most of the fighting taking place on the Eastern Front but now extending to 1945. Each scenario has its own card in a spiral-bound booklet, just like the popular Iron Curtain and North Wind.

Alpha Complex Nights are three adventures set in the world of Paranoia.

The first, Spin Control, features the deadly world of sporks, public relations management and the plots of deranged and evil secret societies. The really dangerous part of all this is the public relations part, of course. The brain eating zombies are nothing to worry about at all.

In My First Treason five pregenerated young citizens get to experience their immensely fun childhood in a crèche that specialises in young citizens that have had…problems. As junior citizens they are expected to learn and grow into their future roles as proud foot vat technicians or bot repairmen. However this group of five famously resourceful junior citizens (and their petbot Timmy) are drawn into a series of increasingly jolly adventures.

The final adventure is the Sw