In this Box Breaking Ryan bust out 10 Days in the USA
10 Days in the USA is basically another destination in the 10-Days Travel Series. You have 10 Days in the USA – Travel the country by jet, car, and on foot. Plan your trip from start to finish using destination and transportation tiles. With a little luck and clever planning, you just might outwit your fellow travelers. The first traveler to make connections for their 10 day journey wins the game.
Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2012 So I JUST finished the first episode of Table Top. It was pretty awesome. Kinda “World Poker Tour” meets D&D. Way to go Wil!
And I must say, that I LOVE the whole Geek & Sundry concept – everything about their business plan, etc. Felicia Day will one day own us all. Network and cable television, you have officially been put on notice.
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Word Winder
$ 19.99 SRP
WORD WINDER – the great game of winding words. Created by David L. Hoyt, the author of Jumble and inventor of Word Roundup.
Copyright secured by Digiprove © 2012 As promised here are the character sheets for the player-characters in the Silvervine Campaign. The sheets themselves are copyright Silvervine Games. You can download their fillable, saveable forms for free from their website: http://www.silvervinegames.com/uploads/Svg/svgcyrussheet-031310forms.pdf.
Will Powers – SVG character sheet
Professor Morah – SVG character sheet
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Guild: Brutal Effigy
$ 10.00 SRP
Created in order to fight fire with fire, the Brutal Effigies employed by the Guild are strange beasts indeed – with 4 equine legs and hand-stitched faces, the forces of the Aether breathed life into these strange creations who now fight alongside the Guild in the effort to maintain control over the streets.
This Blister contains 1 metal miniature. This model is supplied unpainted, and assembly may also be required.
GW has announced the April releases and they are full of the new Empire models. They went ahead and made a video of it. Here it is.
You can also visit Games Workshop to se all of the models, including finecast.
I, for the first time in a long time, am happy with some of these models. My favorite is Karl Franz, On Deathclaw.
Corporation Rangers (10)
$ 24.99 SRP
Utilizing their years of experience, the Corporation Rangers strike ahead of the main force. Some missions require them to lay down suppression fire on the enemy, whilst others task these elite troops with taking out enemy commanders, seizing objectives and capturing enemy troops for information retrieval.
Rise or Fall
$ 24.95 SRP
Jocks, cheerleaders, geeks, punks, goths… What’s your favorite clique from teen movies? In Rise or Fall, play as one of eight groups and try to get the most popularity points by stealing them from your opponents. To do this, secretly choose the card that represents them but watch out for those who defend themselves against your sneak attacks and above all, make sure not to get caught by the principal! Contents: 8 screens 72 cards (9 cards per player) 49 popularity points 1 trash bin Rules
Dark Explorers
What’s out there in the darkness, waiting to be discovered Play the Pokémon Trading Card Game: Black and White – Dark Explorers expansion and find them all! In addition to more Pokémon-EX like Tornadus-EX, Raikou-EX, and Groudon-EX, the shadows are filled with other exceptional surprises, like Darkrai-EX and a host of Trainer cards that will knock your opponent’s lights out! When you play Black & White – Dark Explorers, you’ll not only explore the darkness, you’ll rule it!
Blockers!$ 19.99 SRP
A minute to learn, a lifetime of fun! Blockers! is an exciting abstract strategy game that can be enjoyed by the whole family. Strategize! Block! Capture! Win! The goal of Blockers! is to create connected groups of your own tiles on the board, while trying not to capture too many tiles of the same color. A group is any connected set of like-colored tiles on the board. Diagonal connections don’t count. A tile that isn’t next to any tiles of the same color also counts as a group. At the end of the game, you’ll count the number of groups you have on the board, and the number of tiles you have of the color that you captured the most, and whoever has the fewest of these two things combined wins.
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