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Children will love the charming illustrations in this traditional Woodland Snap card game. The cards are illustrated with Woodland characters by Racey Helps (1913-70) the famous childrens author and a more→rtist, and include mice, frogs, rabbits, squirrels, a fox, a mole, a sparrow and a hedgehog.

Woodland Happy Families Card Game

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Woodland Happy Families is a charming variation of the classic children's card game and is a classic 'set collecting' card game. The cards in this set feature beautiful colour illustrations of lots of more→favourite woodland creatures.

Alice in Wonderland Playing Cards

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Alice in Wonderland Playing Cards

Sherlock Holmes The Card Game

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Have you got what it takes to hunt down Moriarty?!Step into Sherlock's shoes with this retro card game. With illustrations from the original Sherlock Holmes books, players must lay different cards to more→seek out the person holding the villain card...or attempt to escape undetected if they are holding one of the notorious villains in their hand!

Sherlock 221b Baker Street Detective

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Victorian London and somewhere from within the gloom of the swirling mist, a mued cry is heard followed soon after by the sound of running feet. It?s nearly midnight and most honest folk have long sin more→ce taken to their beds. Thus the scene is set for another Sherlock Holmes adventure and in this latest version of the classic Sherlock Holmes detective game, there are seventy-ve intriguing cases to be solved. At the start of each game, the details of the case will be read aloud and you will then use your powers of deduction to solve the case and return to Baker Street with the correct solution. In your turn, you will move around the streets of London in any direction you choose, visiting various …

Kingmaker: The Royal Relaunch

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The iconic strategy game of manipulation, deception and unforeseen events. Andrew McNeil's Kingmaker is back and better than ever before.First launched in 1974, Kingmaker simulates the Wars of the Ros more→es, the period of sporadic Civil War in England between 1450 and 1490.The tabletop game is based on the premise that the powerful Noble families used the Lancastrian and Yorkist princes as pawns in a greater game of gaining control of England.To play, you must control your faction' using your military and political power to control and influence the royal heirs, whilst trying to take down all the other heirs. Its a game of strategy, deception, and luck making each game unpredictable and a lot of …