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Pathfinder Adventure CPathfinder Adventure Card Game: Skull & Shackles – Tempest Rising Adventure Deckard Game: Skull & Shackles – Tempest Rising Adventure Deck
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Pathfinder Adventure Card Game: Rise of the Runelords - Character Add-On Deck
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Take your place as true pirate lords of the Fever Sea, earning a fat prize purse, and perhaps an island of your own! You’ll need to impress the Pirate Council, face intrigue in Port Peril, and out-sail the other would-be pirate lords in the Free Captains’ Regatta to earn the esteem of the Hurricane King himself.
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Take the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game to the next level with the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game: Rise of the Runelords - Character Add-On Deck. Inside this 110-card expansion deck you'll find four new classes for your Pathfinder Adventure Card Game characters – barbarian, druid, monk, and paladin — along with all the additional cards you need to expand your adventures to accommodate five or six players. New monsters, weapons, and equipment, as well as additional copies of some of the game's most useful spells, blessings, allies, and more give you everything you need the face even the deadliest threats.
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Pacific Rim: Shuffling the Deck
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Pathfinder Adventure Card Game: Wrath of the Righteous: Herald of the Ivory Labyrinth Deck #5
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Take control of powerful Jaegers and defend the people of Earth from the devastation of the Kaiju!
Under the shadow of the Kaiju attacks, the Jaegers and their pilots are a source of inspiration for the people and a symbol of hope. Secretly take control of Jaeger pilots and lead them to gain fame in the eyes of the people as you defend the cities of the world from the destruction caused by the Kaiju. But even in the heat of battle, there is always room for some friendly competition.
In the Pacific Rim: Shuffling the Deck card game, each player secretly controls characters from the movie that are piloting Jaegers. Each turn, a Kaiju attack card will be executed — awarding fame as the Jaegers repel the attack, causing the Jaegers to take damage or causing the Jaegers to lose fame if the Kaiju manage to beat them back. The players use movement cards to get their pilots into the best position for the current Kaiju attack. The players who gain the most fame will win the game when all of the Kaiju attack cards run out.
Players can guess other player's secret characters which will award them half of the fame that pilot has gained throughout the game. The player with the most fame wins!
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Lost in the Labyrinth! Your victories over the Cult of Baphomet have earned you an audience with the goddess Iomedae. She's asked you to travel to Baphomet's Abyssal realm, navigate its trackless mazes, and rescue the Herald of Iomedae from an ancient prison. The Pathfinder Adventure Card Game: Herald of the Ivory Labyrinth Adventure Deck is a 110-card expansion that adds new locations, monsters, villains, and more to the Pathfinder Adventure Card Game. This deck also includes new loot cards and five new scenarios that make up the complete Herald of the Ivory Labyrinth adventure.
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Star Trek: Attack Wing – U.S.S. Voyager Expansion Pack
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Star Trek: Attack Wing - U.S.S. Reliant Expansion Pack
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The USS Voyager (NCC-74656) was an Intrepid-class Federation starship launched in 2371 under the command of Captain Kathryn Janeway. The vessel was noted for completing a non-scheduled seven-year journey across the Delta Quadrant between 2371 and 2378, which was the first successful exploration of that Quadrant by the Federation.
This ship is part of the 4th wave of expansion packs for the Star Trek: Attack Wing game.
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The U.S.S. Reliant is a Miranda-Class starship devoted to science and scouting mission. In 2285, the genetically engineered tyrant, Khan Noonien Singh, commandeered the vessel in an effort to escape his imprisonment on Ceti Alpha V and then exact his long awaited revenge on James T. Kirk. In the midst of this plot, Khan stole the powerful Genesis device, an instrument capable of massive creative and destructive potential.
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