In this adventure, young witches and wizards head to the Halloween celebration in the village of Pumpkinburg-on-the-Jig—a place famous for its festivities. People from all over the Shiver Archipelago travel from afar to attend.

But this year, the Halloween celebration seems to be cursed: the rain and wind just won’t stop, threatening to wash out the parade entirely. To make matters worse, the costumes—lovingly crafted for the contest—have vanished, and the candy tastes absolutely awful!
It is up to the young witches and wizards to uncover the source of these troubles and save the celebration.

The adventure "The Disappearance of the Storyteller" takes place in the Archipelago of Shivers. It can easily be played after the third adventure in the core rulebook, "The Mystery of the Creaking Manor," or following the separately sold adventure "A Stroll by Moonlight."
In this adventure, nothing is quite what it seems at first glance, and the little witches will have to uncover a number of deceptions. This adventure is intended for players who already have some experience.

The adventure "Stroll by Moonlight" takes place in the Shiver Archipelago. It works perfectly well as a follow-up to the third adventure in the core rulebook, "The Mystery of the Creaking Manor." The little witches are already in the Shiver Archipelago, making this the ideal opportunity to explore it in greater depth.

In Buried Memories, players become explorers searching the layered remains of forgotten civilizations. Dig through the excavation site, recover precious relics, complete ancient statues and vases, and decide how far you're willing to push your luck before hidden creatures force you to stop. As objectives are completed, sealed envelopes unlock new content, new artifacts, and new ways to explore the mysteries of the past.

An expansion for Aeon’s End that consists of milestones from The Descent Gamefound campaign. It contains:

Treasures:
Doublefang Looking Glass
Flash Gauntlets
Infinity Bracer
Storm Orb
Bloodjelly
Cracked Fang
Thunderstrike Sygil
Ancient Scimitar
Bayli's Burning Aura
Kiri's Phoenix Claw
Auren's Rusted Automaton
Ona's Destroyed Geode
Dorian's Spatial Distortion
Banner of Vitality
Kavoc's Forgotten Ritual
Kavoc's Stonesoul
Kavoc's Dark Flame

Gems:
Spirit Jewel
Glutton's Jewel
Whisper of Amethyst
Pulsing Garnet

Spells:
Void Grasp
All-out Barrage
Unveil Potential

Relics:
Bottled Demon
Rebound Spike
Fate's Edge

Mage:
Xaxos, The Fledgeling

Friends & Foes:
Xoxos, The Arcane Researcher
Xaxos, The Traitor

Nemesis:
The Reliquary + 21 Nemesis Cards

Xaxos Turn-order Deck

The suns of Malvios are dying. Across the planet, survivors race to glean what hope for the future they can find in the failing light. Pooling their resources, experts from all walks of life converge to find the best path forward – and the team they’ll need to follow it.

The story and gameplay of Converge spans across several sets. Each one comes in their own wallet and includes 3 unique 6-card skillsets. All sets can be played individually as standalone games, or players can combine any 3 skillsets from multiple sets to create a new combination.


Converge: Catalysts of Change
Converge: Sparks of Hope
Converge: Engines of Progress


Converge: Catalysts of Change features the sage Archivists, the resourceful Mechanists, and the experimental Alchemists. Archivists use their extensive library to Educate others, converting a goal into a team member. Mechanists can Scavenge almost anything, letting them turn a discarded card into a goal. The Alchemists are all about pushing the boundaries of science, which often results in team members getting Burned and discarded.


In Converge, players are competing to build the best team that meets the current goals, though goals and teams can shift with each play. So can control of the powerful artifact which gives an advantage to those who possess it.

Each round, players take turns to play a single card from their hand.

Every card has 2 parts: a character with a skillset, rank and special ability, and a goal, each of which has a star value for fulfilling its requirement. These goals apply to both players while the card is in the central area, with fulfilled goals remaining in play.

Cards can be discarded for their special ability, played to the player’s team to fulfill goals using its suit and value, or as a new shared goal.

At the end of the round, players count their current star value. The player with the most stars gains control of the artifact. If they already had control of the artifact, they win! If no player can secure victory by the time all cards have been played, then the player who holds the artifact is the winner.

The Emperor Keralon is mad. His own daughter Lemron is starting a rebellion against him. Throughout the land, Leaders of the five most powerful houses of Oshra are gathering their armies. They want to extend their realm in the power vacuum of a civil war. Will you be victorious in battle and emerge as the most powerful dynasty of Oshra? Yield is set in the world of Oshra. and its story plays out 43 years prior to the events in Hidden Leaders.

2-5 players represent Leaders of powerful houses and try to conquer (and keep!) as many fortresses over 3 game rounds or 12 player turns as possible. You do this by commanding 3 armies across a tactical map by selecting action cards from your hand. Recruit units, conquer fortresses and defeat opponents in battles.

After 3 rounds the player with the most victory points in form of controlled fortresses wins the game.

Duel of Meloch combine deux jeux existants :
Scythe et Expeditions. Un joueur utilise les règles et le matériel de Scythe (dont une nouvelle faction et un nouveau plateau de joueur disponibles ici) ; l’autre joueur utilise les règles d’Expeditions (dont un nouveau méca, un nouveau personnage et un nouveau compagnon disponibles ici). Le duel se déroule dans un espace restreint sur une nouvelle carte recto-verso — seulement 10 lieux et 2 lacs — chaque tour est donc crucial.