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Choose cards for tactical dungeon fights and long-term character growth.

Build a sharper deck, place agents across Arrakis, and turn spies, contracts, and sandworms into a political or military victory.

Build a custom hero across three linked sessions of travel, quests, tactical battles, and character growth.

Communicate across the planet, interpret first-person locations, and choose your own mission or destiny in a single session.

Draft and place workers across Memphis, specialize in connected cultural tracks, and keep your path to Aaru from undermining a high-scoring engine.

Cycle an asymmetric captain deck, recruit from the shared galaxy, complete missions, and turn diplomacy, science, exploration, or conflict into glory.

Craft double-sided cards, spend action points to build momentum, and manage the stronger threats hiding behind every upgrade.

Assign dice to creature actions, recruit a stronger tableau, trade along the route, and steer your caravan across Arzium toward Eastrey.

Place one manuscript card over a visible corner, protect the resources your gold cards require, then draw and build toward shared and secret patterns.

Draft one die, activate its row or column across your growing village, and turn fish, trade, buildings, and technologies into a stronger engine.

Choose a dossier case, use the decoder to lay out suspects and statements, note the required culprits and truth count, test every claim against the others, agree on the only consistent arrest, and check the solution before moving to a harder case.

Choose an appliance and secret agenda, deal regime cards, lead and follow suits, award power to the trick winner, let the lowest card manipulate the control board, score correct most-and-least agendas, buy statue levels, and complete a four-piece monument first.

Prepare the shared glassworks, workers, contracts, resources, and player boards; place workers to produce and trade, invest in stronger industrial actions, fulfil contracts, collect income, and finish with the most valuable glassmaking enterprise.

Prepare the circular supply board and trade market, move to collect crops and animals, fulfil up to three trade cards, chain their rewards, spend rule-breaker powers wisely, and empty your personal deck first.

Choose the same folded board combination for everyone, roll two dice, write both values into empty clouds, avoid repeats along each line, complete sequences for bonuses, draw scored objects in the room, and compare totals after the grid fills.

Choose a shared scoring condition, take turns adding overlapping cards to separate landscapes, keep required portions visible, build and obscure terrain symbols deliberately, stop after eight cards each, then total the shared and personal goals.

Choose a scenario, prepare the map, US units, cards, Japanese reserves, and depth markers, resolve pre-invasion bombardment and amphibious operations, then follow the turn sequence for fire, actions, movement, combat, command, and timed objectives.

Set up the city, blueprints, tenants, and outer action track, move forward to any open space, collect materials and favors, spend matching sets to construct skyscrapers, use tenant powers, resolve corruption checks, and score neighborhoods plus final height.

Arrange the nine dungeon cards, set health, food, gold, armor, and experience, reveal the next reachable room, choose a path, roll dice to resolve monsters and hazards, spend resources carefully, level up, descend, and defeat the final boss.

Arrange the eight Tea cards in a line, prepare the Worry deck, reveal and attach worries as directed, take one permitted action each turn to swap or flip cards and restore focus, advance through the brew, then score the finished tea against unresolved distractions after eight turns.

Choose a U-boat and starting date, record commander and crew status, roll for patrol assignment and encounters, plan torpedo or gun attacks, resolve detection and escort combat, repair damage, return to base for awards and refit, and continue until the boat is lost, retired, or survives to 1945.

Keep the deck in numbered order, read the top card aloud, reveal new cards only when instructed, solve each device and location together, use clue cards when needed, record mistakes as penalties, and compare the completion time and errors with the final score table.

Spread out the city map, choose a case in the investigator book, appoint a reader, hear the current question without revealing the answer, search together for the matching scene, mark clues with detective tokens, check the next page, and continue until the case is solved.