Boardgames

Here are the boardgames I own along with resources to learn & play them:

Abduction (2-4 players)

The players take the role of victims of an alien abduction trying to escape from captivity on an alien ship. The object is to be the first to escape.

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Choose Your Own Adventure: House of Danger (1-99 players)

Choose your path though a strange house and hope it doesn't end in death.

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Citadels (2-8 players)

Bishop, warlord, thief, king: change roles, build your city and hinder your rivals.

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Codenames (2-8 players)

Give your team clever one-word clues to help them spot their agents in the field.

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Concept (4-12 players)

Select icons to help your team guess a secret word or phrase.

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Death Roads - All Stars (1-5 players)

Elite Drivers compete in the deadliest car race show in the Divided States of America

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Dice Throne: Season One ReRolled – Barbarian v. Moon Elf (2 players)

A dice dueling game with individual character powers and progression.

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Drakon (2-6 players)

Adventurers search a dragon's lair for gold. Only one can get out - alive and rich!

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Dungeon Mayhem (2-12 players)

Battle as a barbarian, paladin, rogue, wizard and more to be the last player standing.

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Dustbiters (2 players)

A quick and furious card game about rival car gangs racing to outrun a giant dust storm.

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Dustrunner (1 players)

A mad dash across a desert wasteland, while being chased down by raiders!

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Fallout: Wasteland Warfare (1-2 players)

Survive the Wasteland, solo, coop, or against a friend!

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Illuminati (2-8 players)

Secret societies vie for world domination.

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Judge Dredd: Cursed Earth (1-4 players)

Players must lead a team of judges against dinosaurs, mutants, and the Cursed Earth itself in search of an object of immense power before it falls into the wrong hands.

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Knights of the Dinner Table: Hack! (2-5 players)

The goal for the characters is to escape from the Tomb of Vectra. The game master's goal is to kill the characters.

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Lifeboat (4-6 players)

Supplies are tight on the lifeboat. Protect your love and take out your rival.

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Maul of America (2-6 players)

Shoppers try to escape a zombie-infested shopping mall with one player controls all zombies.

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Munchkin: Warhammer 40,000 (3-6 players)

Become an Ultramarine, Necron, Aeldari, Ork, Death Guard, or Tyranid. Make a Pilgimage to Holy Terra, use your Lasblaster, and of course you need More Dakka!

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Radlands (2 players)

Post-apocalyptic people fight to destroy the rival tribe's camps.

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Robo Rally (2-8 players)

Use pre-programmed movement cards to race your robot around a hazardous factory.

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Set (1-20 players)

Race to find a set of three among the twelve cards.

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Space Hulk: Death Angel (1-6 players)

Clear a spacecraft of alien swarms in this card-based take on the classic Space Hulk.

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Tales from the Loop: The Board Game (1-5 players)

Solve mysteries as kids in a strange world set in the 80s that never was.

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Thunder Road: Vendetta (2-4 players)

Crews race and shoot to be the last car standing.

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Warhammer 40,000: Conquest (2 players)

Take the part of a warlord, leading glorious armies in a two-player Living Card Game.

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Wingspan (1-5 players)

Attract a beautiful and diverse collection of birds to your wildlife reserve.

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