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The Antarctic fog parted, and the towering mountain range suddenly became visible. The dark peaks reached impossibly high into the air, vast and foreboding. “You ever see mountains that big before?” Ropes asked, shouting over his plane’s engine. Ursula shook her head in response.
2.74 Mo - In Englishpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/d7/1c/c4-eldritch-horror-masks-of-nyarlathotep-rulebook.pdf
Calvin Wright huddled in a corner of the empty barn. His tattered clothes were covered in dirt and bloodstains and reeked of death. It had been weeks since he had been able to change them. The ringing in his ears was growing louder. It is coming. Calvin thought to himself. Sure enough, tenebrous tendrils of inky-black smoke snaked their way toward him from cracks in the walls.
724.37 Ko - In Englishpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/1a/68/84-eldritch-horror-forsaken-lore-rulebook.pdf
Long before humanity presumed to call itself the earth’s dominant life form, there were many others. Over a billion years ago, the elder things descended from space and built enormous cities. Hundreds of millions of years after that, the Great Race of Yith projected their minds into strange conical beings and used their advanced technology to catalog knowledge throughout time.
172.03 Ko - In Englishpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/94/74/d1-eldritch-horror-cities-in-ruin-rulebook.pdf
Roland Banks buried his hands deep into his coat pockets. His breath turned to frozen mist before him as he surveyed the heaps of stone and rubble that was once a shining cathedral. The destruction was absolute. The quake that shook Rome the previous night was strong, but this was different. This was something else entirely. Shards of glass sparkled on the city streets.
299.92 Ko - In Englishpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/c6/aa/8b-elder-sign-rulebook.pdf
I know I will be called insane for what I am about to do. But you must believe me when I tell you that this museum is alive, infected with an ancient evil. Once these diabolical forces become manifest, they will reduce humanity to cinders. Night after night, I have scoured the exhibits and relics, fighting to keep the horrors at bay and learning what I can.
994.38 Ko - In English 16.99 Mo - In Frenchpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/28/8b/d6-el-capitan-rulebook.pdf
YOU ARE A REPUTABLE MERCHANT IN THE 15th CENTURY sailing to strategically important cities of the Mediterranean, building warehouses in these cities and fortresses to protect them. It is your ambition to become the most mighty and successful merchant of all. But you will succeed only if you manage to establish your warehouses in as many cities as possible and if you build your warehouses and fortresses...
900.42 Ko - In English 2.90 Mo - In Frenchpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/dd/92/6b-el-capitan-regle.pdf
72 cartes Pirate (12 cartes en 6 couleurs) ; 27 cartes Capitaine (verso « El Capitan ») ; 6 pions Bateau ; 1 carte Premier, 1 carte Second et 1 carte Dernier ; 130 pièces d’or ; 1 coffre ; 1 sablier (1 minute) ; règle du jeu.
468.79 Ko - In Frenchpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/32/09/eb-el-bazar-rulebook.pdf
Lay all your wooden elements and the cord on the top of the table. Form a covered pile of cards and put it in an easily accessible place.
948.52 Ko - In English 948.52 Ko - In Polish 256.44 Ko - In Frenchpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/39/a9/17-elasund-the-first-city-rulebook.pdf
Years after fearless seafarers discovered and settled the island of Catan the population has grown significantly. Settlements have sprung up across the island and on the coasts, and trade between them has become indispensable. Catan needs a central trading site, so the Catanians have decided to build their first city. The ideal location would include a port, houses for builders and merchants, warehouses,...
469.74 Ko - In English 826.39 Ko - In Frenchpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/d2/69/67-eko-rulebook.pdf
There once was a powerful Emperor, the respected Ekö, who reigned over a vast and prosperous realm, full of magic and grandiose cities. The Gods honored the Emperor by giving him four children, who governed his provinces.
664.19 Ko - In English 661.10 Ko - In Frenchpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/56/aa/1d-eketorp-rulebook.pdf
Long, long ago – when the times were still dangerous and the Vikings led a rough life, any Viking Chieftain worth his salt simply had to have a decent refuge of his own. After all, being close to other tribes wasn’t always without risk.
763.60 Ko - In English 765.65 Ko - In Frenchpdf https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/18/ae/df-eight-minute-empire-rulebook.pdf
1. Place the board on the table. 2. If playing with 2, 3, or 4 players, go through the cards and remove the five cards with the little number “5” in the top right corner, just below the scroll on which the good is displayed. Shuffle the cards and place them in a deck face down next to the board. Draw six cards and place them face up in a row along the top of the board.
559.00 Ko - In English 335.49 Ko - In French