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Written by practicing child therapist Lilly Smith. Is this a stand alone product? Are these campaigns available separately? What ages are the campaigns aimed at? Younger players can simply skip the puzzles. Will there be a hardback version? The Big Book of Amazing Tales is currently going through the print approval process.

Your email address will not be published. Proudly powered by Mootium. Design Boardgamer. Search for:. In the Big Book of Amazing Tales you will find… A Dream of Trees A campaign set in the deep dark wood, can a band of fairy heroes help a young girl escape her foes and realise her destiny?

The Quest for the Dragon Crown A campaign set in a magical kingdom long ago. Are you trying to punch my ticket? All aboard! The game itself does not. Those foolish peoples of Atlantis, rightly punished by vengeful gods for their decadent ways. A really great game where the players try to escape the sinking island occasionally helping each other but mainly feeding each others explorers to sharks and sea monsters!

The smiler is Will, who won! Not to be confused with the admittedly awesome computer game of the same name, Civilisation won strong approval from some of our readers, jolo among them. Probably my favourite game at the minute. Dice-chucking worker placement fun, but as with all my favourite games, the thing I like the most is the interaction between the people, superfun times make superfriends. Ive been a gamer since my teens and play regularly.

My favourite board game is coincidentally my favourite Sci Fi series Firefly. Takes some time and a lot of space but great fun!

Gregg Lewis-Qualls likes it so much he even sent in a video. Tell me if you've heard this one before: A Dwarf, a thief, a fighter and a priest walk into a dungeon Warhammer Quest is the quintessential 'Old School' dungeon-crawler. Assemble wacky, wannabe superheroes from two different halves and then face off against an equally absurd supervillain and their entourage to earn more fame than anyone else. A discovery and trading game where players have to explore trade routes and customise their ships to best exploit them.

Most goods are in demand somewhere except for the Humans' main export - rock videos. From a few hours, to most of a day depending on the number of players. We bought this at Essen , and it was brilliant. Essentially a train robbery game, and pretty much made for turning into a drinking game. Lots of fun! It took me a few years to come across the game that I could deem as my 'Grail Game' but eventually it happened.

The limited amount of copies in existence does a lot to hinder its reputation but for the few who own a copy, it is something that remains in their collection as a treasure. It is refined, meticulous and mentally stimulating. The rules are simple but the play is nothing short of genius. For most it's a game that's a easily passed over but for me it's my white whale. If they sink the shot they get to take an additional four points from any team that they want. The team left standing with the most points wins.

Warning: this is a lot of fun and becomes very rowdy. To play Image Dice, you first need to make your own dice. You can find easy-ish instructions here. I made two for the game. Ask a student to roll the dice and they must draw whatever comes up in three minutes or less. I love watching people come up with unique ideas for this. With students, I always ask them to pretend they have one minute to convince their best friend to fall in love with a book.