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Hedbanz

## Overview

What am I is a common question in the game of Hedbanz. Your job is to learn whether the card attached to your hedbanz is an animal, a food, or a man-made object. The faster you find out what you are, the faster you'll move around the board.

Be prepared when you play the game of Hedbanz, everyone will be talking at the same time trying to ask questions to find out who they are. Cooperate with some of your opponents and you just might find yourself moving along the board faster. Hedbanz is the exciting game where everyone knows what you are...except you. Check out Hedbanz for a fun, fast-paced party game that will have you and your friends laughing

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## How to Play

After dealing one card and three chips to each player, take your card and place it in your adjustable headband without peeking. When your turn arrives, ask each player a question about who, or what, you are ("Am I a food?"). If you get stuck, the sample questions card offers tips on the types of questions you might ask.

## Links and References

* Official Hedbanz Website
* BoardGameGeek Review
* Snapguide instructions
* Hedbanz Rules
Party Mania

***Party Mania*** is a real-time party game where players race against the clock to complete chores and earn their Mom's Stamp of Approval to attend the Keller Twins' party. The game includes a videotape featuring characters who interact with players during the game. Players must complete various tasks and chores before the clock reaches 6:00 PM to have a chance at a fabulous time at the party. It combines elements of acting, dice rolling, and fast-paced action.
Lost Ruins of Arnak

**Lost Ruins of Arnak** is a 2020 board game for 1-4 players with an average playing time of 30-120 minutes, and recommended for ages 12+. The game combines elements of deck-building and worker placement, with players leading an expedition to explore an uninhabited island and discover the secrets of a lost civilization. Players must manage their resources and make strategic decisions on where to place workers, as they face challenges and collect artifacts. The game's artwork is illustrated by Ondřej Hrdina, Jiří Kůs, Jakub Politzer, František Sedláček and Milan Vavroň and published by Czech Games Edition.

## Awards and honors

* 2022 UK Games Expo Best Boardgame (Euro-Style) People's Choice Award Winner
* 2022 UK Games Expo Best Boardgame (Euro-Style) Nominee
* 2022 GEEKS d'OURO Best Translated Board Game of the Year Winner
* 2022 GEEKS d'OURO Best Translated Board Game of the Year Nominee
* 2022 As d'Or - Jeu de l'Année Expert Nominee
* 2022 American Tabletop Complex Games Winner
* 2021 Tric Trac Nominee
* 2021 Tric Trac d'Argent
* 2021 Nederlandse Spellenprijs Best Expert Game Nominee
* 2021 Kennerspiel des Jahres Nominee
* 2021 International Gamers Award Multi-player Winner
* 2021 International Gamers Award Multi-player Nominee
* 2021 Graf Ludo Best Family Game Graphics Nominee
* 2021 Gra Roku Player's Award
* 2021 Gra Roku Best Two Player Game Nominee
* 2021 Gra Roku Advanced Game of the Year Nominee
* 2021 Gouden Ludo Best Expert Game Winner
* 2021 Gouden Ludo Best Expert Game Nominee
* 2021 Deutscher Spiele Preis Best Family/Adult Game Winner
* 2021 Bulgarian Board Game Awards Expert Game of the Year Nominee
* 2021 5 Seasons Best International Heavy Game Winner
* 2021 5 Seasons Best International Heavy Game Nominee
* 2020 Golden Geek Most Innovative Board Game Nominee
* 2020 Golden Geek Medium Game of the Year Winner
* 2020 Golden Geek Medium Game of the Year Nominee
* 2020 Golden Geek Best Thematic Board Game Nominee
* 2020 Golden Geek Best Solo Board Game Nominee
* 2020 Golden Geek Best Board Game Artwork & Presentation Nominee
* 2020 Cardboard Republic Immersionist Laurel Nominee
* 2020 Board Game Quest Awards Game of the Year Nominee
* 2020 Board Game Quest Awards Best Strategy/Euro Game Nominee
Paper & Pencil

**Paper-and-pencil games** are games that can be played solely with paper and pencil (or other writing implement), usually without erasing.

In some board games, including some abstract strategy games like Gomoku, a piece once played will not be moved on the board or removed from the board. Such games can be played either as board games or as **paper-and-pencil games**, while many other paper-and-pencil games cannot be played without writing utensils.

The term is also used to distinguish role-playing games from role-playing video games, although role-playing games do not necessarily use either pencils or paper.

Examples of paper-and-pencil games are Tic-tac-toe, Sprouts, and Dots and Boxes. Other games include: Hangman, Connect 5, M.A.S.H., Boggle, Battleships and Paper Soccer.
Gargoyles the Movie Game

***Gargoyles the Movie Game*** is a bonus included with the VHS and Laser Disc release of "Gargoyles the Movie: The Heroes Awaken." It's a fantasy-themed game where players move around a game board based on the Gargoyles series. The components include a game board, "Building" cards, character-specific cards, a spinner, and player tokens. Players were instructed to keep the video running while playing, and the video would occasionally give orders that players had to follow.
Dead of Winter/Promotional Survivors

This is a list of **Promotional Survivors** in the *Dead of Winter* board game IP:

## Ruckus Burley

Unemployed. Man in dark sunglasses and camo bodywarmer wielding a hockey stick.

## KD James

CDC Official. Long-haired woman in a hazmat suit.

## Roberta Plum

Mrs. Mall Santa. Elderly woman in a Santa outfit holding a bottle of booze and a lit cigarette.
Relic

**Relic** adalah benda gaib dalam War of Samkok yang dapat diperoleh dari Teritori Clan, Relic dapat dipasangkan dengan Jenderal untuk memberikan bonus status terhadap Jenderal tersebut.

## **Jenis Relic**

Relic dibagi menjadi 4 berdasarkan jenisnya.

* **Byakko**
* **Seiryuu**
* **Genbu**
* **Suzaku**

## **Kualitas Relic**

Relic dibagi menjadi 4 berdasarkan kualitasnya.

* **Biru**
* **Ungu**
* **Orange**
* **Merah**

## **Skill Relic**

Saat sebuah Relic diperoleh, terdapat kemungkinan Relic akan memiliki Skill tambahan di dalamnya, Skill ini dapat memberikan efek ekstra bagi Jenderal yang dipasangkan dengan Relic tersebut.

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Zirah Nan Man

**Zirah Nan Man** adalah zirah yang digunakan oleh Bangsa barbar Nan Man, mereka mengenakan Zirah dengan ukiran menyeramkan untuk menakuti hewan buas.

## Biaya Recast

* 1x Serbuk Biru
* 50000x Gandum

## Lingkup Status

* Jenderal Perisai: Meningkatkan 120-160 HP.
* Jenderal Perisai: Meningkatkan 10%-15% Kecepatan Gerak.
* Jenderal Perisai: Mengurangi 4%-6% Waktu Pemulihan.
Labyrinth

***Labyrinth*** is a strategy board game featuring a 7 × 7 ever changing square board and 4 players each with a colored character. The objective of the game is to find (Land on) all of the items shown on one's cards and then get back to their starting circle.

## Gameplay

Players take turns by using the extra piece not included in the labyrinth, and pushing it into the labyrinth by one of the yellow arrows (But not the one that it just came out of), and then moving their character to any tile accessible to their character via paths.

### Setup

At the start of the game, all movable labyrinth tiles are distributed randomly throughout the board, and there should be one left over, which the first player would get to push into the labyrinth. Then, each player must put their character on their colored circle in one of the corners of the board, and 6 cards are dealt out to each player in a stack. The stack could be just 6 stacked directly on top of each other, in which case each player would only be able to look at one at a time, 3 on top of 3, in which case each player would be able to look at 3 to start with, 2 above 2 above 2, in which case each player would be able to look at 2 to start with, or even something like 1 above 2 above 3 or 3 above 1 above 2.

## Strategy

Overall strategy in *Labyrinth* involves:

* Pushing pieces into the labyrinth in a way that help one's self while also helping opponents as little as possible
* If you cannot push the piece into the labyrinth in a way that helps yourself, to attempt to hinder your opponent by guessing what they are going for
* Identifying patterns in opponents' movement during game play that give clues as to the item they are trying to get
* If you cannot push the piece into the labyrinth in a way that helps yourself, to bluff as to where you are heading, as to trick your opponents into helping you.
Operation/Cavity Sam

**Cavity Sam** is the sole character of the electronic board game *Operation*. He is depicted as a patient with many openings of fictional elements made of plastic. His image is lithographed on an "operating table."

## Looks

Cavity Sam's is depicted as an overweight patient with brown hair. A distinguishing feature of his is a red lightbulb for his nose, and in some versions of the box of the game, he is seen wearing either pink or red underwear in the box art. In most of the versions of the board game itself, he is depicted nude.

## Trivia

* In some versions of Operation, the entire board game features him on a bed, but in other versions, it is just a plain yellow surface.

## References

1. ↑ https://images-cdn.ubuy.co.in/64e397074172d4047679f822-operation-board-game-for-1-or-more.jpg
2. ↑ https://i5.walmartimages.com/seo/Operation-Classic-Kids-Family-Favorite-Strategy-Game-with-12-Plastic-Ailments\_211084ea-e057-46c3-bb03-119153c612cc.7304bf604437d297c9e17c27fd1014fc.jpeg
3. ↑ https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/QX0AAOSwFf1f883B/s-l1600.jpg
Cthulhu Dice

**Cthulhu Dice** is a dice game by Steve Jackson Games.[1] It is recommended for 2-6 players, and the play time can be anywhere from 5–10 minutes. The game includes a 12 sided dice, 18 glass marbles, and a set of rules.[2] You roll the dice to compete with others to be the last sane person left.

## How to Play

***Cthulhu Dice*** lets you drive your rivals mad . . . very, very quickly. Players take turns rolling the big, beautiful, custom 12-sided die, embossed with tentacles, Elder Signs, and more. Destroy your opponents' sanity! Better yet, **steal** it. But watch out for Cthulhu – when he comes up, he takes sanity from everyone! 18 glass Sanity marbles are included. Lose all your marbles and you're mad. The last sane cultist wins . . . unless everyone goes mad together. Then Cthulhu wins!

## Links and References

Official Cthulhu Dice Website

BoardGameGeek Review
Little Orphan Annie Pursuit Game

## Overview

**Little Orphan Annie Pursuit Game** is a spin and move game based on the comic strip character "Little Orphan Annie." The game was published by Selchow & Righter and released in 1978.

## Game Description

The object of the game is to rescue Daddy Warbucks, Sandy, Punjab and The Asp. This is done by entering the square in which they are jailed and bringing them to the safety of the center HOME circle.

If Annie does this without being captured by one of the Jailers, she is declared the winner. For each Jailer, the object of the game is to capture Little Orphan Annie. If a Jailer lands by exact count on the same space occupied by Annie, that Jailer has captured Annie and is declared the winner.
Conspiracy X/Aegis

**Aegis** is the prominent heroic organization within *Conspiracy X*. Originating from the Roswell Incident, Aegis is a powerful secret group that has infiltrated various sectors of the US government, major corporations, and international organizations. Their ultimate objective is to gather knowledge about and ultimately defeat the alien beings that pose a threat to humanity. Aegis operates through a cell structure and employs an impenetrable HERMES communication network, making them highly flexible and difficult to infiltrate.
Azul

**Azul** is a game designed by Michael Kiesling.

## Gameplay

In this game, players take turns drafting colored tiles from suppliers to their player board. Later in the round, players score points based on how they've placed their tiles to decorate the palace. Extra points are scored for specific patterns and completing sets; wasted supplies harm the player's score. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.

## Useful pages

* Game Setup
* Gameplay
* Game Ending
* Credits
Apples to Apples Jr.

## Overview

As its name implies, this is a version of Apples to Apples designed for kids, although the basic game still works well with adults, too. The version has card optimized for middle-school aged children (9+). Also good for advanced grade-school aged children.

Compared to the original game, this edition features simplified words that even young children can understand and has no "suggestive" words that adults would be uncomfortable explaining to the kids.

Out of the Box changed the name of this game in 2007 from Apples to Apples Junior 9+ to Apples to Apples Junior. The Junior 9+ edition was originally sold in a small (288-card) box. It was changed to a bigger (576-card) box when the name was changed to Junior.

Note: Apples to Apples Kids was formerly called Apples to Apples Junior!, but was changed to Apples to Apples Kids when Apples to Apples Junior 9+ was changed to Apples to Apples Junior.

Part of the Apples to Apples Series.

## How to Play

* 1 - The judge takes the top green apple, reads it out loud, and places it (face up) on the table.
* 2 - Each player (except the judge) picks the red apple card in their hand that they think is most like the green apple on the table.
* Cards that begin with the word "My" mean the judge. For example, "My Shoes" would mean the judge's shoes.
* 3 - Each player (except the judge) places the red apple card they chose face down on the table.
* It's OK if none of the red apple cards in your hand are really close. Different judges will pick different    winners and they might like yours best anyway.
* 4 - The judge mixes up the red apple cards that everyone played so that nobody knows who played which card.
* 5 - The judge flips over each red apple and reads it out loud, one card at a time.
* 6 - The judge selects the red apple that is most like the green apple they played, or the red apple that is their favorite.
* It's OK to try and make the judge pick a red apple (whether or not it is yours), as long as you don't let the judge know who played it.
* Once the judge picks the winner, the decision is final and cannot change.

* 7 - The judge gives the green apple to the person who played the winning red apple.

* Keep the green apples you won on the table (in front of you) so that everyone can keep score.
* 8 - The judge picks up all of the red apples played during that round and puts them in the box.
* 9 - The judge passes the card tray to the left and that person is the next judge.
* 10 - The new judge deals out enough red apples to make sure that everyone has 5 in their hand.
* 11 - Repeat.

#### Winning the Game

* 1 - Keep score by keeping the green apples you've won on the table (in front of you).
* 2 - The first player to earn 4 green apples wins the game.
Characters in Red Dragon Inn 4

This is a list of **characters** in  *Red Dragon Inn 4*:

## Captain Whitehawk

Captain Whitehawk's role is central to the adventures in the Red Dragon Inn, as a retired Dwarf adventurer who relishes the camaraderie of his customers. He enjoys entertaining them with his tales of past exploits.

## First Mate Remy

Remy's character, serving as the first mate, plays a significant role in the series, contributing to the overall atmosphere of the Red Dragon Inn.

## Bryn the Boatswain

Bryn, the boatswain, contributes to the nautical ambiance of the Red Dragon Inn, enhancing the experience for patrons.

## Tara the Navigator

Tara's role as the navigator adds depth to the tavern's seafaring theme and enriches the setting of the Red Dragon Inn.
Gloomhaven

## Overview

*Gloomhaven* is a game of Euro-inspired tactical combat in a persistent world of shifting motives. Players will take on the role of a wandering adventurer with their own special set of skills and their own reasons for travelling to this dark corner of the world. Players must work together out of necessity to clear out menacing dungeons and forgotten ruins. In the process they will enhance their abilities with experience and loot, discover new locations to explore and plunder, and expand an ever-branching story fueled by the decisions they make.

This is a legacy game with a persistent and changing world that is ideally played over many game sessions. After a scenario, players will make decisions on what to do, which will determine how the story continues, kind of like a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book. Playing through a scenario is a cooperative affair where players will fight against automated monsters using an innovative card system to determine the order of play and what a player does on their turn.

Essentially, every turn a player will play two cards out of their hand. Each card has a number at the top, and the number on the first card played will determine their initiative order. Each card also has a top and bottom power, and when it is a player’s turn in the initiative order, they determine whether to use the top power of one card and the bottom power of the other, or vice-versa. Players must be careful, though, because over time they will permanently lose cards from their hands. If

they take too long to clear a dungeon, they may end up exhausted and be forced to retreat.

## How to Play

It would be better to use the rules posted on the official website...

Official Rules

## Links and References

Official Website

BoardGameGeek Review
Grex

**Grexes** (Japanese: ルプス, *Rupusu*, lit. *Lupus*; English dub: /ˈɡrɛks/) are wolf-like enemies in *Xenoblade Chronicles X*, primarily inhabiting Primordia and Oblivia. They are structurally similar to Caro.

## Description

*"Keen and carnivorous, grexes are usually found in packs of a dozen or so creatures led by an alpha pair. These group hunters are as territorial as they are vicious; though their turf will often range over an expansive area, even accidental encroachment by another pack will be met with extreme prejudice."*

*"Despite all this, a lone grex is not an uncommon sight. Losing in a skirmish for alpha superiority is the principle cause of such wandering beasts, and starvation is the usual outcome. Caution is advised around such loners, as they tend to be especially ferocious."*

## Characteristics

Grexes resemble large wolves mixed with lizards. They have tough armor-like plates on the top half of their body, with exposed sinewy skin underneath. They have four small white eyes. Their tail is covered in jagged spikes.

Grexes are usually found roaming around, digging the ground, sleeping, or eating a carcass. They will detect a party member being in their line of sight, or by touching them.

Grexes fall into two color variants:

* Silvery shaded Grexes, found in Primordia. They can drop White Mirrorglasses.
* Darker shaded Grexes with spikes on their snouts, found in Oblivia. They can drop Opaque Mirrors.

Light-Coloured GrexDark-Coloured Grex

### Appendages

Grexes typically have three appendages

 Head Plate
 Exposed Head

## Battle Skills

### Auras -

Grex Tyrants and Normal Grexes above Lv. 20 may activate Enraged under certain conditions. They can also activate **Defending** with their **Guard** art, the tier of which is based on the level of the Grex.

 Tyrant Grexes
 All

### Resistances -

**Normal Grexes -**

**Tyrant Grexes -**

## Drops

Augments Marked with \* Indicate they only require this material as an ingredient

## Etymology

The Japanese name comes from the Latin word *Lupus*, meaning wolf. The English name comes from Latin, meaning a group or a flock. It is also a technical word used in practice for an aggregate of species, and as a nomenclatural group in hybrids botany.

## Trivia

* A common glitch in the game disables Grexes' ability to detect Cross at medium and high character levels.
Earth

Earth is a strategy board game designed by Klaus Teuber and published by Mayfair Games. The game is set in a dystopian future where Earth has been devastated by climate change and overpopulation, and players take on the roles of rival corporations vying for control of the remaining resources.

Players must manage their resources carefully, including energy, water, and food, and build up their infrastructure in order to gain control of the planet. The game features a modular board and a variety of different actions that players can take, including researching new technologies, constructing buildings, and launching satellites.
Cosmoctopus

***Cosmoctopus*** is a board game released in 2023. In this game, players take on the role of devotees seeking to prove their dedication to the Great Inky One, the cutest cephalopod in the cosmos. The gameplay involves earning tentacles, and the first player to gather 8 tentacles wins the game.

The game is designed for 1 to 4 players and has a playing time of 60 to 90 minutes. It is suitable for players aged 10 and up, with a complexity rating of 2.22 out of 5. The game is categorized as a strategy game and falls under the Adventure, Fantasy, and Horror genres. It features various mechanisms, including Area Movement, Hand Management, Modular Board, Open Drafting, Solo/Solitaire Play, and Variable Set-up.

In "Cosmoctopus," players guide Cosmoctopus through the Inky Realm, a dynamic configuration of tiles, to gather resources and acquire powerful cards representing relics, scripture, hallucinations, and constellations. These cards can be used to craft potent combinations and achieve the goal of collecting 8 tentacles.

## Useful pages

* Card types
* Private investigator
ISS Vanguard

***ISS Vanguard*** is a cooperative, campaign board game for 1-4 players that takes players on a sci-fi adventure as crew members onboard the first human interstellar ship. The game features a unique story with hard player choices, twists, and branching storylines.

The gameplay is divided into two main stages: the ship phase and landing on planets. During the ship phase, players manage their ship and prepare their crew for the next landing, while during the landing phase, players customize their lander, choose crew members, and conduct missions. The game includes over 100 different crew members, each with unique characteristics, and a log-book that guides players through story encounters.

## Useful pages

* Crew
* Setup
* Play reference
* Ship book
Conspiracy X/The Atlanteans

**The Atlanteans** are the beings that inspired UFO cultist legends surrounding "Nordics" or "Space Brothers." Having mastered nanotechnology and achieved immortality long ago, they inadvertently caused a nanotech catastrophe on their home planet. Only a small number of survivors remained, wandering the galaxy in search of excitement and amusement with their endless lives. The Atlanteans' involvement on Greyworld inadvertently brought the Greys into their own space age. On Earth, the Atlanteans sought a weapon against the Greys, resulting in the creation of the human race through a combination of primate, Atlantean, and Grey DNA. Throughout history, the Atlanteans have attempted to assert dominion over humanity, first as overt rulers, then as distant gods, and presently as secretive manipulators akin to the Illuminati.
Everdell

**Everdell** is a game of dynamic tableau building and worker placement. This game was created by James Wilson and published by Starling Games in 2018. It is designed for 1 to 4 players. In this game, participants assume the roles of forest creatures who are constructing a city throughout the four seasons. They achieve this by gathering resources, enlisting workers, and erecting structures. Reviewers have highly praised the game, particularly its artwork and components.

## Gameplay

Gameplay involves players strategically placing their animal-shaped game pieces (meeples) during the four seasons to acquire resources for purchasing cards that are added to their personal tableau. These cards contribute points towards winning the game and may provide special abilities for further development. The game starts simple but becomes more intricate as players' cards synergize with newly acquired ones. In addition to points from card acquisition, players score by triggering events, achieving special combinations of card types, and receiving end-game bonuses from certain cards in their city.
Cosmoctopus/Card types

In *Cosmoctopus*, there are **four card types**.

## Scriptures

These are permanent upgrades that reduce the cost of other cards by the amount of resources shown at the bottom of the scripture card. These discounts can be stacked, and they can be used against Forbidden Knowledge costs but not against card costs. The discounts only apply to cards with a cost of O (zero) and cannot be used against other costs unless the card has the Forbidden Scripture icon (shown in the bottom right corner). Some scriptures also have the Submerge effect, which triggers once when the card is played. To Submerge, you discard each card in the card row and perform a Move Cosmoctopus action for each discarded card, gaining the tile bonus for each one performed. The ongoing effect of these cards functions normally.

## Relics

These are permanent upgrades that provide continuous effects, typically related to resources. You can stack multiple relic effects. When you play a relic with the icon below its cost, you may immediately draw and keep the top card of the devotee deck. The ongoing effect of these cards functions normally.

## Hallucinations

Hallucinations bestow powerful one-time effects that resolve immediately when the card is played and are then discarded. Hallucinations with the icon below their cost allow you to play another card in the same turn if you have the required resources.

## Constellations

These cards grant a tentacle and additional one-time effects upon completion. To complete a constellation, you must fill all four slots on the card with resources. Whenever you gain a resource, you can choose to keep it or place it onto an open constellation slot with a matching icon. The top-left slot (A) is always open and must be filled first. Once a slot is filled, all slots it connects to via an arrow are considered open and can be filled. When all four slots are filled, you resolve the card's effect, return the four resources to the bank, and then discard the card.
Rudolph San Niang

**Rudolph San Niang** adalah seorang gadis yang lucu, istri dari Guan Suo, seringkali mengenakan pakaian seperti hewan untuk membuat suaminya tertawa.

## Skill

Melambaikan tongkat sihir, memberikan perisai yang menahan 1398 Damage selama 6 detik kepada 2 Jenderal secara acak

## Keterangan

Rudolph San Niang merupakan Jenderal pendukung yang sangat baik, ia dapat melindungi Jenderal lain yang memiliki damage tinggi untuk menyerang markas lawan sesuka hati tanpa perlu menghiraukan Damage yang diterima selama beberapa saat. Rudolph San Niang dapat diperoleh dengan melakukan Reborn, Fusion atau Summon.

## Takdir

* Miliki Maks Lv Santa Xu Chu, Poet Wen Ji, maka Rudolph San Niang HP+22%
* Miliki Maks Lv Guan Yu, maka Rudolph San Niang Damage+23%
* Miliki Maks Lv Guan Suo, maka Rudolph San Niang Damage+13%
Dragon Yin Ping

**Dragon Yin Ping** adalah wanita naga Guan Yin Ping, putri dari Jenderal besar Guan Yu, sewaktu muda ia banyak berlatih di bawah Zhu Ge Liang dan Zhao Yun.

## Skill

Menyerang 4 target di sekitar dengan 4 semburan naga, masing-masing mengakibatkan 340 Damage Area.

## Keterangan

Dragon Yin Ping dengan Skill jarak jauhnya yang mengutamakan Jenderal dan Bangunan Pertahanan lawan, merupakan salah satu Jenderal Bintang 5 terkuat di dalam game. Dragon Yin Ping dapat diperoleh dari Event Topup Perdana, dengan melakukan Topup berapapun di dalam game, Dragon Yin Ping maks level dan maks skill level akan diperoleh.

## Takdir

* Miliki maks level Guan Xing, Guan Suo dan Guan Ping, maka Dragon Yin Ping HP+23%
* Miliki maks level Guan Ping, maka Dragon Yin Ping Damage+21%
* Miliki maks level Guan Yin Ping, maka Dragon Yin Ping Damage +13%
Dead of Winter/Dead of Winter Survivors

This is a list of **Dead of Winter Survivors** in the *Dead of Winter* board game IP:

## Gray Beard

Pirate. White-haired man carrying an uzi.

## Harman Brooks

Park Ranger. Black-haired man in a green coat.

## Olivia Brown

Doctor. Redheaded woman in a long black coat.

## Annaleigh Chan

Lawyer. Black-haired woman in a black coat.

## Jenny Clark

Waitress. Blonde woman in an off-white jacket, wielding a knife.

## Loretta Clay

Cook. Silver-haired woman in a black jacket.

## Kodiak Colby

Woodsman. Man in a fuzzy hat and a red plaid shirt. A special pre-order character.

## Buddy Davis

Fitness Trainer. Blond man in a striped shirt.

## Gabriel Diaz

Fireman. Dark-haired man in a fireman's uniform, carrying an ax.

## Andrew Evans

Farmer. Man in ballcap and dark blue jacket.

## David Garcia

Accountant. Black-haired man in a gray jacket.

## Alexis Grey

Librarian. Blonde woman in a black jacket.

## Thomas Heart

Soldier. Man in camo-jacket holding a gun.

## Talia Jones

Fortune Teller. Woman with dreadlocks and a red hooded jacket.

## Brian Lee

Mayor. Black-haired man in a black jacket.

## Maria Lopez

Teacher. Dark-haired woman in a red jacket, crouching.

## James Meyers

Psychiatrist. Balding man in a tan jacket.

## Rod Miller

Truck Driver. Man in a reflective vest sitting on a chair.

## Forest Plum

Mall Santa. White-haired man in a Santa suit.

## John Price

Student. Dark-haired boy in a dark jacket.

## Ashley Ross

Construction Worker. Brunette woman in a white jacket.

## Daniel Smith

Sheriff. Man in cowboy hat with a brown jacket, taking a swing at a zombie.

## Sparky

Stunt Dog. A yellow dog with remnants of a red cape.

## Carla Thompson

Police Dispatcher. Dark-haired woman in a yellow coat.

## Arthur Thurston

Principal. Balding man in a tan jacket holding a flashlight.

## Edward White

Chemist. Dark-haired man with a beard in a red jacket.
Horrified: Greek Monsters

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Horrified: Greek Monsters presents players with the task of capturing creatures from Greek mythology. The cooperative game involves players adopting roles as Greek gods and collaborating to recapture escaped monsters. The monsters' hidden lairs must be uncovered, with each lair discovery requiring players to discard specific color items. The game introduces various monsters, each with unique abilities. The challenge level increases with the number of monsters present. Horrified: Greek Monsters combines elements of dice rolling, pick-up-and-deliver, and point-to-point movement mechanics to create an engaging and thematic gameplay experience.
Castle Assault

**Castle Assault** is a board game that was released in 2015. It is a unique blend of Tower Defense games, Collectible Card Games (CCGs), and role-playing elements. The game allows for 1-2 players and typically takes around 30-60 minutes to play. The recommended age for players is 13 and older. The game has a complexity rating of 2.50 out of 5.

In Castle Assault, each player controls a castle on opposite sides of the battlefield, along with a hero. The objective is to use hero and army units to attack the opponent's castle. Players play unit cards from their hand onto the game board, and these units move towards the opposing castle based on their abilities. The goal is to reduce the opponent's castle health to zero. Combat is resolved through card interactions, and the game offers strategic depth through a combination of unit abilities, tactical positioning, and card combat. The game's mechanics are designed to create an engaging and dynamic experience, blending elements from various genres.

The game is credited to designers TJ Dunbar and Pearson Giaume, and it features artwork by a team including Jared Blando, Cryssy Cheung, Christopher Clements, and others. The publisher of Castle Assault is MomentumVolsk.

The game also offers expansion options, such as Castle Assault: Fell Fire Forge, that provide additional content and variety to the gameplay experience.
Freelancers: A Crossroads Game/Cheat sheet

Here is the **cheat sheet** of *Freelancers: A Crossroads Game*:

* **Treasure:** Equipment that is equipped onto your character, with the number of slots available determined by your character sheets.
* **Corruption:** When making your next skill check, refrain from using your bonus die, then remove one instance of corruption.
* **Luck:** After rolling for a skill check, discard this to reroll one of your dice.
* **Stress:** Place this in one of your character's HP slots to enable another player to reroll one of their dice after their skill check.
* **Wound:** Occupies one of your character's HP slots. If all slots are filled, it goes into the time bag. Using up all wound tokens results in your party's loss.
* **Lawful Title:** A lawful reputation signifies your character as logical or helpful, often adhering to a specific code.
* **Chaotic Title:** A chaotic reputation characterizes your character as unpredictable or self-centered, driven by personal whims.
* **Draw Again:** Retrieve another token from the bag.
* **Discard When Drawn:** Do not return this token to the bag.
* **Weapon Augment:** May be permanently affixed to your weapon to enhance its performance.
* **Weapon Traits:** When specified, these provide a bonus to weapon checks.
Mr. Bucket

"Buckets of Fun!"

**Mr. Bucket** is a tabletop game and toy published by Milton Bradley and released in 1990, which was discontinued but re-released in 2007. It was discontinued again and re-released again in 2017. The game features a plastic, motorized bucket which ejects differently-colored balls from its mouth. The players use plastic shovels to scoop up the balls and place them back inside Mr. Bucket. The game was then re-released again by Toy City in 2020 in the United Kingdom.

## Publishers

* Milton Bradley (1990-2007)
* Pressman (2017-present)

## Gameplay

The objective of the game is for a player to get all of their balls into Mr. Bucket before he pops them out of his mouth. To set up the game, blue, green, yellow, and red plastic balls are scattered across the floor. Each player chooses a shovel that corresponds to the ball color they need to collect. To start the game, one player switches on Mr. Bucket. Once Mr. Bucket is switched on, players scoop up the balls that match their shovel's color and drop them into the top of Mr. Bucket. While the players collect their balls, at regular intervals Mr. Bucket spits out one of the balls that are inside him. The winner is the first player to get all three of their balls in Mr. Bucket at the same time.
Elysium

## Overview

Mythic Greece. As an upstart demigod, you want to earn the favor of the Olympians and become a figure of legend yourself. Gather heroes and powerful artifacts, please the gods and bear their power to write your own epic tale.

Let your allies achieve their destiny and enter the Elysium, home of the glorious and the brave. Once the stories are written, only one demigod will be chosen to stand at the side of Zeus.

*Elysium* is a game of set collecting and combinations in which players recruit cards representing heroes, items, powers and gods. These cards have many different powers and you can create powerful combination to earn gold (the help of the gods) and victory points (the favor of the gods). Each card belongs to one of the eight Olympians gods (a family), and shows a level (1 to 3).

During the five turns of the game, players will try to transfer their cards to the *Elysium* and write their own Legends, which are series of cards from the same family or from different families of the same level. The more epic the Legends, the more favor from the gods they’ll earn. But as they go to Elysium, most cards lose their power and players will therefore have to renounce some of their combinations !

A game of balance and opportunity with simple action, but constant dilemmas and complex strategies.

## How to Play

* ***Game Mechanics:***  This is a card drafting set collection game.  Each round players take turns using their colored columns to draft cards from a tableau.  The cards give special abilities, gold or new ways to acquire victory points.  At the end of a round players can move cards to their Eysium where any special powers are lost but collections of level sets and family sets score points.
* ***Round Summery:***

* 1. Phase 1 Awakening:
		+ Remove any cards left in the central Agora.
		+ Draw cards from the draw pile and place them face-up in the Agora, until there is are 3 plus the number of players.
	2. Phase 2: Actions: Players take 4 turns doing the following actions.
		+ Take either 1 Family card from the Agora or 1 Quest.   In the 4 turns each player must take 1 Quest and 3 cards total.
		+ When taking a Family card, the player must have the matching colored columns shown on the card.  The player then adds the card to the top of his player board in their Domain and removes 1 column from player board.
		+ Special powers may be activated from cards in a players Domain.
	3. Phase 3:  Writing Legends:
		+ Reallocate the player order discs according to the Quests taken in Phase 2.
		+ Receive gold and victory points as shown on the Quest.
		+ Players may optionally transfer cards from their Domain to their Elysium.  The number of cards a player may transfer is shown on their Quest.  Gold must be paid equal to the level of any card transferred.
	4. Phase 4: End of Epoch
		+ Return columns to player board and straighten any activated cards in Domain.
		+ Advance epoch marker.
* ***End Game:***  The game ends after 5 epochs.
* ***Victory:*** The player with the most victory points acquired from VP tokens, Chronos cards, and Legend sets wins the game.

## Rules and References

Official Website

BoardGameGeek Review
Dragon Eclipse

**Dragon Eclipse** is a fantasy board game designed by Teppo Rantanen and published by NSKN Games. The game is set in a world of magic and dragons, and players take on the roles of rival dragon lords competing for control of the land.

Players must manage their resources carefully, including food, gold, and magic, and build up their armies and territories in order to gain control of the kingdom. The game features a modular board and a variety of different actions that players can take, including recruiting troops, building structures, and casting spells.
Bratz Mall Crawl! Game

## Overview

**Bratz Mall Crawl! Game** is a children's board game based on the "Bratz" toy doll line. It was published in 2004

## Game Description

The purpose of the game is to compete in order to be the best professional buyer of the bunch. Look around the mall for fashion & food stores and then buy the items you think will be the best.
Cards Against Humanity

***Cards Against Humanity*** is a party game that involves players filling in the blank or answering a question with the funniest, most absurd, or offensive response possible using a combination of playing cards. It was first released as a free print-and-play game in 2009 and has since become a popular commercial game, with multiple expansion sets and spin-offs. The game is known for its irreverent and sometimes controversial humor, and has been praised for its ability to generate laughter and create a sense of shared experience among players. The game's creators, Cards Against Humanity LLC, have also gained attention for their unconventional marketing and philanthropic initiatives.

## Lists of cards

* List of black cards
* List of white cards
Whereabouts Unknown

"A vermin specialist and some guards went to check on the Volff and never came back. See if you can find them."

### Location

Gormott Province (Torigoth Base Entrance)

### Ⓐ Rewards

3,840 G
3,600 EXP
214 SP
Pentagon Chip
White Belt
Movement Heal II
Overclocking Bangle

### Ⓑ Rewards

2,560 G
600 EXP
143 SP
Rhombus Chip
Knockback Resist II

**Whereabouts Unkown** is a quest in *Xenoblade Chronicles 2*. It can be received from Ashe at Torigoth Base Entrance in the Gormott Province.

## Objectives

* *"Search for the missing group by Varnax's Plunge in Gormott."*
* *"Follow the footsteps that lead from close to Varnax's Plunge in Gormott."*
Requires Keen Eye Lv1 and Fortitude Lv1.
* *"Keep following the footsteps that lead from close to Varnax's Plunge in Gormott."*
Requires Keen Eye Lv2 and Fortitude Lv2.
* *"Face off against the giant reptile that emerged from the Sauros's Bed in Gormott."*
The Rampaging Sauros is level 91. Reducing its HP by at least 1% triggers an event.

**Ⓐ:** *"We can take it!"*
* *"Defeat the giant reptile at the Sauros's Bed in Gormott."*
* *"Report back to Ashe at Torigoth Relay Base in Gormott."*

**Ⓑ:** *"We should retreat!"*
* *"Report back to Ashe at Torigoth Relay Base in Gormott."*
* *"Speak with Tishk at Beraf Industry Ward in Mor Ardain."*
* *"Obtain a Benoît Nut at Turbine Tower in Mor Ardain."*
* *"Place the Benoît Nut outside the Sauros's Bed in Gormott."*
* *"Defeat the weakened giant reptile at the Sauros's Bed in Gormott."*
The Rampaging Sauros is now level 36.
* *"Report back to Ashe at Torigoth Relay Base in Gormott."*

## Results

Ⓐ Result
*"You used brawn to take down the beast that killed the vermin specialist and co. and in doing so avenged their spirits."*
Ⓑ Result
*"You outsmarted the beast that killed the vermin specialist and his guards and in doing so avenged their spirits."*
Age of Innovation

**Age of Innovation** is a strategy board game released in 2023. The game accommodates 1-5 players and typically takes between 40 and 200 minutes to play. The recommended age for players is 14 and older. The game has a complexity rating of 4.27 out of 5.

In Age of Innovation, players engage in world-building by terraforming the game map to expand their faction's influence and create innovations. The game involves competitive play where factions compete to erect buildings and develop cities. The gameplay centers around strategy, utilizing hexagon grid movement, turn order mechanics, and variable player powers. The game offers a diverse range of factions with unique characteristics, allowing for varied strategies and experiences.

The game is designed by Helge Ostertag and features artwork by Álvaro Calvo Escudero and Lukas Siegmon. It is co-published by Capstone Games and Feuerland Spiele.
Girl Talk

## Overview

**Girl Talk** (also known as "Girl Talk: A Game of Truth or Dare") is a board game that was invented by Catherine Rondeau which was first sold in 1988 and was a popular/staple game for teenage girls during the '90s.

## How to Play

Players take turns acting out stunts or sharing secrets, based upon what comes up when they spin the wheel.

The winner of the game is the first player to collect a fortune card from each of the four areas: career, children, marriage, and special moments, but the goal of the game is more about sharing and acting silly with friends.

## Other Versions

* Girl Talk Secret Diary
* Girl Talk: Date Line
Barbie Queen of the Prom Game

## Overview

**Barbie Queen of the Prom Game** is a roll\spin & move children's game created by Golden and Mattel. It was published in 1960.

## How to Play

In the game, the player is Barbie and the player wins if he or she is the first player to be crowned "Queen of the Prom", but in order to win, you need to have a steady boyfriend, a prom dress and be elected president of a school club.

Additional characters include Barbie's best friend, Midge, her little sister Skipper and her boyfriend Ken.
Comparison of spoiler tags

A test page for trying out different ideas for inline spoiler tags.

## Infobox not hidden

Infobox not hidden

The option that leaves everything in plain sight and puts responsibility on an opening banner or other means of notification. This is the method used by many of the wikis that have very large communities (Wookiepedia, Elder Scrolls Wiki, Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki, Zelda Wiki, Super Mario Wiki, Smash Wiki, Kingdom Hearts Wiki, Bulbapedia, etc.).

### Pros

* Easy to manage technically.
* Useful for more minor spoilers from older games which have been played through and through.
* Useful for when it's obvious the page will contain many spoilers (e.g. a plot page).

### Cons

* Not much in terms of spoiler protection

## Default: Infobox hidden

Default: Infobox hidden

The spoiler tags currently used on the Xenoblade Wiki. Hides text within a collapsible.

### Pros

* Virtually everything gets hidden from view.

### Cons

* Tag visually awkward in placements.
* Plain hyperlink-styled text makes it difficult to differentiate from surrounding text.
* Can easily be glossed over without a careful eye.
* Can lead to horrible collision issues with header edit links.

This is an example of one such collision (Viewed on 1366\*768).

## Option 2: Skippable Collapsible

**Spoiler warning: *Plot and/or ending details follow.*** *(Skip section)*

## Default: Infobox not hidden, can be hidden

Default: Infobox not hidden, can be hidden

The Final Fantasy Wiki approach to spoilers.

While the section can be set as collapsed for default, I prefer starting expanded to minimize confusion.

### Pros

* Gives options to skip or hide.
* Spoiler notice spans entire width of text.

### Cons

* Usage for short spoiler sections can lead to layout issues.
* May be awkward to use at the end of a page, particularly when "Skip" is clicked.
* Requires two spoiler templates: one at top and at bottom.
* Using multiple times in an articles requires linking each pair with unique ids.
* Show/hide has no formatting; limited styling options.

***Spoilers end here.***

## Default: Infobox not hidden, can be hidden

Default: Infobox not hidden, can be hidden

JavaScript spoiler alert.

No template, back to divs.

### Cons

* Requires that JavaScript be enabled
* Not compatible with large spoiler sections (see w:c:dev:SpoilerAlert)
* Limited to one per page (although I don't think this is a bad thing - LightBender360 (talk) 17:01, June 16, 2018 (UTC))
Bravery

**Bravery** is Shulk's fifth Skill Tree. It is obtained by completing either *A Young Captain's Trust* or *A Young Captain's Revival*, which require Colony 9 affinity of 4½☆.

Prioritizing Bravery improves Shulk's Critical Hit rate based on the number of skills that have been unlocked in this tree:

 Critical Hit Rate Increase

**Skills**
Distilled

Distilled is a card game designed by Jason Kotarski and published by Pandasaurus Games. The game is set in the world of craft distilleries, and players take on the roles of distillers competing to create the best spirits.

Players must carefully balance their resources, including ingredients, barrels, and equipment, in order to create the highest quality spirits and gain the most points. The game features a variety of different cards that players can use to influence the outcome of their creations, and can be played competitively or cooperatively.