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Here's the board game bag you've always wanted. We all know that plastic crates are cumbersome to carry and hardly keep your games safe. And let's not even talk about shopping bags or tie-down straps. But fortunately things can also be better! These bags are specifically made with board games in mind. They are 12 inches wide, lovingly hold the equivalent of 7 large "Ticket to Ride" size game boxes and are lined to protect them. But that's not all, each bag is weatherproof, offers up to 4 carrying methods, a front pocket for small items and can be folded when not in use. And yes, they can even be used as a "normal" travel bag. This bag will take your games to the finish line. Each. Time. Weather.

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Here's the board game bag you've always wanted. We all know that plastic crates are cumbersome to carry and hardly keep your games safe. And let's not even talk about shopping bags or tie-down straps. But fortunately things can also be better! These bags are specifically made with board games in mind. They are 12 inches wide, lovingly hold the equivalent of 7 large "Ticket to Ride" size game boxes and are lined to protect them. But that's not all, each bag is weatherproof, offers up to 4 carrying methods, a front pocket for small items and can be folded when not in use. And yes, they can even be used as a "normal" travel bag. This bag will take your games to the finish line. Each. Time. Weather.

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In the Habitats game, each player builds a vast wildlife park without cages or fences. The animals in your park need their natural habitats: grassland, shrubs, rocks or lakes. For example, the zebra needs a large area of ​​grass and some adjacent water, while a bat needs rocks, bushes and water, a deer needs bushes and grass, and a crocodile needs mainly water. There are snakes, baboons, bees, elephants, otters, lizards, turtles, eagles, meerkats, scorpions, boars, catfish, rhinos, and so on, each with their own landscape requirements - a total of 68 different animals. Each player starts his individual park with an entrance tile and is represented on the animal tile market by a meeple. On a turn, a player takes the tile to the left, right or in front of him, moves his figure to the space just vacated and then draws a tile to place it where his figure was at the beginning of the turn. When adding an animal tile to your park, you also add the main landscape - the basic tile for the animal - to your park. While placing this new animal, your own piece of landscape can help fulfill the demands of other animals, for example the water on a hippo tile meeting the water needs of the adjacent otter. Thus, it becomes increasingly difficult to meet every need of the land of all animals as you add more tiles. In addition to expanding your park with different landscape types, flora and animals, you can improve its profitability by building additional access roads, hiking areas and observation towers. Habitats lasts three seasons, with each player receiving 6-9 new tiles for their park in each season. Whoever best meets the season goal will receive bonus points, with a smaller number of points for second and third place. At the end of the game, each player scores for each tile in their park based on whether that tile's requirements have been met. Whoever scores the most points wins!

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Here's the board game bag you've always wanted. We all know that plastic crates are cumbersome to carry and hardly keep your games safe. And let's not even talk about shopping bags or tie-down straps. But fortunately things can also be better! These bags are specifically made with board games in mind. They are 12 inches wide, lovingly hold the equivalent of 7 large "Ticket to Ride" size game boxes and are lined to protect them. But that's not all, each bag is weatherproof, offers up to 4 carrying methods, a front pocket for small items and can be folded when not in use. And yes, they can even be used as a "normal" travel bag. This bag will take your games to the finish line. Each. Time. Weather.

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Here's the board game bag you've always wanted. We all know that plastic crates are cumbersome to carry and hardly keep your games safe. And let's not even talk about shopping bags or tie-down straps. But fortunately things can also be better! These bags are specifically made with board games in mind. They are 12 inches wide, lovingly hold the equivalent of 7 large "Ticket to Ride" size game boxes and are lined to protect them. But that's not all, each bag is weatherproof, offers up to 4 carrying methods, a front pocket for small items and can be folded when not in use. And yes, they can even be used as a "normal" travel bag. This bag will take your games to the finish line. Each. Time. Weather.

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Here's the board game bag you've always wanted. We all know that plastic crates are cumbersome to carry and hardly keep your games safe. And let's not even talk about shopping bags or tie-down straps. But fortunately things can also be better! These bags are specifically made with board games in mind. They are 12 inches wide, lovingly hold the equivalent of 7 large "Ticket to Ride" size game boxes and are lined to protect them. But that's not all, each bag is weatherproof, offers up to 4 carrying methods, a front pocket for small items and can be folded when not in use. And yes, they can even be used as a "normal" travel bag. This bag will take your games to the finish line. Each. Time. Weather.

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From award-winning game designer Reiner Knizia comes a game of strategy, patience and cool camels! The desert is still treacherous, mysterious and unforgiving. But for those willing to brave the dangers of the shifting, sun-baked sands, the desert holds untold riches. In Through the Desert, two to five players each control a tribe of nomads battling for control of the desert. By setting up caravans and taking over oases, players earn points as their tribes grow in strength. Strategy is key when deciding how and where to build your tribe's caravans. There are multiple ways to earn points and different ways to win. Should you try to build the longest caravan? Or should you dominate the oases of the desert? Don't forget to keep an eye on your opponents' caravans, otherwise you risk having your own tribe cut off from valuable water wells.

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Here's the board game bag you've always wanted. We all know that plastic crates are cumbersome to carry and hardly keep your games safe. And let's not even talk about shopping bags or tie-down straps. But fortunately things can also be better! These bags are specifically made with board games in mind. They are 12 inches wide, lovingly hold the equivalent of 7 large "Ticket to Ride" size game boxes and are lined to protect them. But that's not all, each bag is weatherproof, offers up to 4 carrying methods, a front pocket for small items and can be folded when not in use. And yes, they can even be used as a "normal" travel bag. This bag will take your games to the finish line. Each. Time. Weather.

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"Bacon" is a card game for teams in which you try to go out as quickly as possible. The only team that scores points is the team that goes out first, but their score depends on when the rest of the team goes out. If your team doesn't go out first, your job is simple: make sure the other team goes out as late as possible. The rules also include the Applewood variant for 3 to 6 players: this is Bacon's version without regular partners. There are no teams; it's every man for himself. Your score will depend solely on the position you go out in, so go out early.

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During the setup, a trail of food is laid out. On their turn, a player can move any ant to the next food item in the track that matches its color (red ant to apple, purple ant to grapes, and so on). The player then takes the food token directly in front of or behind the ant, and keeps it to score points at the end of the game. However, players cannot be sure how much the food will be worth until the corresponding ant reaches the anthill at the end of the track. This creates shared interests as players work together to advance some ants and hold back others. Along the way, players also have the chance to pick up chocolate, which can be turned into special promotions, and wine, which offers a way to score bonus points.

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Welcome to River Valley! The beautiful glass pieces found along the river here have attracted the most enterprising forest dwellers to set up shop. In River Valley Glassworks, you play as one of these pioneers, collecting glass from the river tile market. To do this, you must place a piece from your inventory into the river. Each river tile can only contain a specific shape, and you must place a piece in an adjacent space from where you want to collect glass. After you pick up your glass, the river will move forward, revealing new pieces and opportunities. Strategically store the glass you collect in your shop. Depending on how the glass pieces are placed, your score will change dramatically. Fill rows and columns to earn bonus points, but don't collect too many of one type of glass to avoid penalty points! Looking for an enhanced version of River Valley Glassworks? The (already beautiful) game really shines in this Deluxe Edition with a fully illustrated playmat, translucent river tiles, double-layered boards, screen-printed playing pieces, and much more!

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This expansion includes all stretch goals from the Kickstarter campaign, consisting of 6 modular mini expansions.

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Welcome to River Valley! The beautiful glass pieces found along the river here have attracted the most enterprising forest dwellers to set up shop. In River Valley Glassworks, you play as one of these pioneers, collecting glass from the river tile market. To do this, you must place a piece from your inventory into the river. Each river tile can only contain a specific shape, and you must place a piece in an adjacent space from where you want to collect glass. After you pick up your glass, the river will move forward, revealing new pieces and opportunities. Strategically store the glass you collect in your shop. Depending on how the glass pieces are placed, your score will change dramatically. Fill rows and columns to earn bonus points, but don't collect too many of one type of glass to avoid penalty points!

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