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3-5 Players | 45+ Mins | Ages 12+ Fabulous riches are discovered in the nearly inaccessible Rocky Mountains. Gold and silver mines are opening in remote boomtowns and the mine owners want men and equi more→pment and supplies to work the Mother Lode. Now, they say, is the time to build the rails through the Rockies! The sooner a railroad gets to a mine, the greater the profits for the mine owner before the mine is exhausted. The iron horse means money, and lots of it. Players are mine owners spurring the fledgling railroads through the daunting alpine terrain to the various booming mining districts. There is no luck during the game, just shared incentives and emergent alliances between players. A game …

Take your business and your rails into the Balkans 3-5 Players | 40-60 Mins | Ages 14+ The Balkans have long been a land of mystery and strife. The promise of the newfangled railways has brought unusu more→al co-operation to the leaders of the disparate states of this land. Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Bulgaria, along with the powerful rulers of the Ottoman Empire and the Austrian-Hungarian Empire, see the immense bounty to be realized with railways connecting East and West. Steep mountains must be overcome, and isolated valleys must be reached to attain the goal of a true Orient Express. Merchants see the vast potential wealth to be gained and work to fund this dream and become rich themselves.…

EXPANSION FOR: DOMINION Two small expansions, one focused on variety, and one that allows you to store coins. 2-4 Players | 30 Mins | Ages 14+ This is the second edition of Dominion Cornucopia & Guild more→s. It replaces 8 kingdom cards and the Prizes from the first edition. Cornucopia Autumn. It seemed like the summer would never end, but that fortune teller was right. It's over. Autumn, the time of the harvest. Agriculture has advanced significantly in recent years, ever since the discovery of the maxim, leaves of three, let it be. Guilds Jobs, everyone's worried about jobs. Whatever happened to tilling the fields in obscurity? The economy is just a trick, like stealing someone's nose, but lately …