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    The card games are cataloged within the board games as a variant to the games that are composed of boards and chips. This type of games are those that are only made up of cards, all kinds of cards without a board where to play them. In order to play these types of games we can directly use a flat surface, which can be a table or board, or we can...

    The card games are cataloged within the board games as a variant to the games that are composed of boards and chips. This type of games are those that are only made up of cards, all kinds of cards without a board where to play them. In order to play these types of games we can directly use a flat surface, which can be a table or board, or we can use a mat that covers the surface and prevent these cards from deteriorating by contact with a rough surface.

    There are many types of card games: individual or collective games, tactical or strategic reasoning games, coordination, cooperative, memory, deductive ability or other skills. There are also many that are only based on Chance.

    Normally these card games are cheaper than the typical board games since they do not contain extra boards or tokens, although you can also buy accessories such as rugs, covers so that those cards are not damaged, boxes to keep them.
    This type of games does not involve physical activity in general, although there may be some that by the rules force us to move around the table, change places, make a movement ...


    Some examples of the card games that we have for sale are the following:

    • Bang!
    • Hero Realms
    • Challenges of nature
    • Force of Will
    • Myths War
    • Munchkin
    • Wahammer 40,000
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    • Arkham Horror LCG

      In the quiet town of Arkham, Massachusetts, a small group of intrepid investigators want to discover the nature of a sinister danger that threatens humanity. But beware! Countless horrors live in the arcane realm, and the investigators must hold on to their sanity as best they can and survive.


      Arkham Horror: The Card Game is a cooperative game for 1-4 players in which each player takes the role of an investigator and attempts to solve terrifying arcane mysteries.

      Each game is a chapter in a larger campaign, in which decisions have unexpected long-term consequences. As a Living Card Game®, new cards and adventures will be released regularly allowing players to customize the contents of this core set or create their own decks.

    • Bang!

      Who will be the Sherpas, willing to lay down their lives for the Sheriff? Who will be the ruthless Outlaws, who try to kill him? The Wild West's most famous card game returns, in an improved format, with new components, easier to learn and play than ever!

      Basic game and all the expansions available.

    • Black Stories

      What exactly are Black Stories?

      Black Stories (Black Stories) are disconcerting, morbid, macabre stories that could have happened as described, or almost. They are transmitted by word of mouth among fans of this kind of urban legends. Sometimes everything ends very quickly: two or three questions and you're already on the track. But sometimes, a seemingly simple story turns out to be the most difficult to decipher.

      Black Stories have grown in popularity in recent years. In English they are commonly known as Mystery Puzzles, but in German they are also called Concept Puzzles, Lateral Thinking Puzzles or simply Mysteries. But don't doubt it: only the sinister ones are true Black Stories. These 50 Black Stories are my favorites. Some are classics, others are not so well known, and some I have "developed" especially for this collection - of course, not before having "`tested" them extensively with my friends. This means that they can all be solved and therefore deserve the name "Black Story".

      Unfortunately, you can only crack a Black Story once. When I hear a new Black Story, I try to solve it without additional clues from the "Mystery Keeper" (who is the person who knows the solution and must answer all the questions). I'd rather pester him for hours than ask for another lead. The Keeper of Mystery is always right! If no one in the group comes anywhere near the solution, the Mystery Keeper can, if he chooses, offer a clue or two. But he can keep everyone on edge, guessing – this decision is entirely his.

    • Cardfight!! Vanguard TCG
      Welcome, fellow Cardfighter, to the world of Cardfight!! Vanguard!

      Imagine it! Exciting battles await on the Earth-like “Planet Cray”!

      Lead the charge as the Vanguard, and show your allies the path to victory!

      Launched in March 2011, Cardfight!! Vanguard is a multimedia franchise which revolves around the trading card game of the same name, and is supported by complementary works such as the televised Vanguard anime series, and more!

    • Digimon TCG

      The Digimon Card Game is a competitive trading card game.

      Each player has a companion Digimon in the battle area to attack the opponent.

      Your Digimon evolves, gets stronger, and gains new power!

      You win by beating your opponent’s security (reducing your opponent’s Security Area cards to zero) and delivering a knockout blow!

    • Dragon Ball TCG

      New collectible decks construction card game based on the Dragon Ball Saga and made by Bandai

    • The Lord of the Rings Lcg

      A ring for the Dark Lord, on the dark throne.

      The time has come for the final confrontation of the Third Age, while the power of the Dark Lord Sauron continues to grow. With powerful armies and witchcraft, his victory is virtually assured. The Free Peoples of the West join forces to challenge him, but only the value of a hobbit named Frodo and his Company can do away with the darkness.

    • Final Fantasy TCG

      Decks game collectible card game from Final Fantasy Saga

    • Flesh & Blood TCG

      Welcome to Flesh and Blood, the new hero-centric fantasy trading card game, designed for incredible constructed, booster draft, and sealed deck play.

      Players setup the game with a chosen character, weapon(s), and equipment. Players take turns attacking with their weapons and/or using action cards which are played by "pitching" (discarding) cards to pay resource costs. Attacks and defense reactions are placed on a "chain" (queue) and resolved with damage inflicted based on the difference of values. Play continues until a player reaches 0 health with the opponent declared the victor.

    • Force of Will TCG

      Force of Will is a Japanese fantasy series centering around two major pieces, a trading card game, and the story articles.
      These two pieces come together form a game and universe rife with fun, drama, and customization!

    • Myths War

      War of Myths is a card game for two or more players set in a fantastic world where different mythologies coexist. It is a different and dynamic game designed to be able to build different decks with very varied strategies, with each delivery is expanded both the number of mythologies and the possibilities of play.

    • Hero Realms

      Hero Realms is a fantasy-themed deck-building game that is an adaptation of the award-winning Star Realms game. The game includes basic rules for two-player games, along with rules for multiplayer formats such as Free-For-All, Hunter, and Hydra.

      Each player starts the game with a ten-card personal deck containing gold (for buying) and weapons (for combat). You start each turn with a new hand of five cards from your personal deck. When your deck runs out of cards, you shuffle your discard pile into your new deck. An 80-card Market deck is shared by all players, with five cards being revealed from that deck to create the Market Row. As you play, you use gold to buy champion cards and action cards from the Market. These champions and actions can generate large amounts of gold, combat, or other powerful effects. You use combat to attack your opponent and their champions. When you reduce your opponent's score (called health) to zero, you win!

      Multiple expansions are available for Hero Realms that allow players to start as a particular character (Cleric, Wizard, Fighter, etc.), fight cooperatively against a Boss, fight Boss decks against one another, or compete in a campaign mode that has you gain experience to work through different levels of missions.

    • Marvel Champions Lcg

      Accept the challenge

      "With great power comes great responsibility" - Stan Lee, Amazing Fantasy # 15

      El Rino runs wild through the streets of New York. Klaw leads an organization of fearsome criminals. Ultron threatens to unleash a nuclear holocaust. The world needs heroes to stop these villains! Will you be up to the task?

      Immerse yourself in the Marvel Universe with Marvel Champions: The Card Game, a cooperative Living Card Game for 1-4 players. Marvel Champions: The card game invites you to play with the heroes of the Marvel Universe in their fight against the most terrible and powerful villains that populate our world.

    • Magic the Gathering

      Magic: The Gathering (colloquially known as Magic or just MTG) is a collectible and digital collectible card game created by Richard Garfield.[1] Released in 1993 by Wizards of the Coast (now a subsidiary of Hasbro), Magic was the first trading card game and has approximately thirty-five million players as of December 2018,[2][3][4] and over twenty billion Magic cards produced in the period from 2008 to 2016, during which time it grew in popularity.[5][6]

      Each game of Magic represents a battle between wizards known as planeswalkers who cast spells, use artifacts, and summon creatures as depicted on individual cards in order to defeat their opponents, typically, but not always, by draining them of their 20 starting life points in the standard format. Although the original concept of the game drew heavily from the motifs of traditional fantasy role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons, the gameplay bears little similarity to pencil-and-paper adventure games, while simultaneously having substantially more cards and more complex rules than many other card games.

      Magic can be played by two or more players, either in person with printed cards or on a computer, smartphone or tablet with virtual cards through the Internet-based software Magic: The Gathering Online or other video games such as Magic: The Gathering Arena. It can be played in various rule formats, which fall into two categories: constructed and limited. Limited formats involve players building a deck spontaneously out of a pool of random cards with a minimum deck size of 40 cards; in constructed formats, players create decks from cards they own, usually with a minimum of 60 cards per deck.

      New cards are released on a regular basis through expansion sets. An organized tournament system (the DCI) played at the international level and a worldwide community of professional Magic players has developed, as well as a substantial resale market for Magic cards. Certain cards can be valuable due to their rarity in production and utility in gameplay, with prices ranging from a few cents to thousands of dollars.

    • Munchkin

      This complete game captures the essence of the "Dungeon Experience" without all those idiotic roles. All you have to do is kill monsters and catch magical items. And what magical objects! Put on the Horned Helmet and the Hemorrhoid Invocation Boots. He wields the Napalm Staff or perhaps the Blood Mutilation Chainsaw. Start by massacring the Plant in a Tiesto and the Drooling Babosa, and find a way to reach the Dragon of Plutonium

    • My Hero Academia: The...

      LET THE SUPER-POWERED GAMES BEGIN! A thrilling card game set in the super-powered world of the hit anime My Hero Academia!

      "Welcome, Students, to the most important training in your life, where you will learn how to be true super heroes!” – All Might

      ​In My Hero Academia: The Card Game, you must recruit super-powered students to your hero agency. Select students with the best combinations of quirks (i.e., super-powered abilities) to complete challenging missions and become the mightiest agency around!

    • Pokémon TCG

      The Pokémon Trading Card Game is a two-player competitive trading card game based on the Pokémon video game series.

    • Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG

      YU-GI-OH card game

    • Vampire: The Eternal...

      Vampire: the Eternal Struggle (or VTES for short) is a multi-player collectable card game based on the award-winning Vampire: the Masquerade role playing game in which players take on the role of ancient vampires known as a Methuselahs. Considered mere legend by many, Methuselahs rule everything from the shadows, engaging in a eons-long Machiavellian conflict that encompasses political, social, and even physical warfare. The struggle is won or lost based on the actions taken by your minions – younger vampires who unknowingly do your bidding. In this way, the game can allow for deep and immersive storytelling as your minions purchase equipment, hire retainers, even suggest legislative changes to vampiric society, all in the service of your dark plots.

      VTES was the second card game designed by Richard Garfield (designer of Magic the Gathering, Netrunner, and other games). It was designed to avoid some of the flaws that Garfield found in Magic: VTES does not require you to include resource or mana cards in your deck, and cards are instantly replaced when played, meaning that card draw isn’t as important as knowing when to discard a card to sculpt a better hand. It also has a gameplay experience more in keeping with a boardgame than a traditional card game – VTES is usually played by 4 or 5 players and games can last up to 2 hours.

      Unlike most multi-player games, players in VTES do not engage in a free-for-all. Each player directs their attacks to the player on their left (their “prey”) and defends against the player on their right (their “predator”). You gain victory points by eliminating or “ousting” your prey from the game, in which case the next player to the left becomes your new prey. The player with the most victory points at the end of the game wins (even if they have been ousted!). This arrangement makes the game a very social one – you and the player two seats to the left and right have common enemies. But if you help these allies too much, you may find that you’ve made one of them too strong, and when they suddenly become your new predator, your help has transformed that ally into a deadly threat.

      VTES is also a resource management game. Each player begins with 30 points of influence called “pool” that Methuselahs hold dearer than unlife itself. If you run out of pool, you are ousted from the game. But this pool is also the way that you sway vampires to your cause. Each turn you have the opportunity to spend your pool to seduce a vampire. Weak fledgling vampire are easily swayed, but the older more powerful ones require convincing, which may require multiple turns to accomplish. Once a vampire is converted to your side, all the pool you spent on them becomes blood possessed by this vampire, which can be spent to play cards that allow them to activate their unique vampiric powers. Each minion must manage their blood and you must manage your pool – spending more provides you with additional minions, but brings you one step closer to being ousted. Under- or over- investing in your minions may well cost you the game.

      Vampire: The Eternal Struggle has risen once again from torpor! White Wolf has granted Black Chantry Productions license to print new cards! Details are still forthcoming as to what to expect.

    • Weiß Schwarz

      Weiß Schwarz is a CCG produced in collaboration with some of the most popular animation/ video game works in Japan. Players separate the "Weiß" side which features mainly pretty characters from the "Schwarz" side featuring cool characters.

      Though the title consists of various kinds of card sets, a carefully planned system and rules make it possible for players to mix any of them on each side and enjoy the game.

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    Cards

    The card games are cataloged within the board games as a variant to the games that are composed of boards and chips. This type of games are those that are only made up of cards, all kinds of cards without a board where to play them. In order to play these types of games we can directly use a flat surface, which can be a table or board, or we can use a mat that covers the surface and prevent these cards from deteriorating by contact with a rough surface.

    There are many types of card games: individual or collective games, tactical or strategic reasoning games, coordination, cooperative, memory, deductive ability or other skills. There are also many that are only based on Chance.

    Normally these card games are cheaper than the typical board games since they do not contain extra boards or tokens, although you can also buy accessories such as rugs, covers so that those cards are not damaged, boxes to keep them.
    This type of games does not involve physical activity in general, although there may be some that by the rules force us to move around the table, change places, make a movement ...


    Some examples of the card games that we have for sale are the following:

    • Bang!
    • Hero Realms
    • Challenges of nature
    • Force of Will
    • Myths War
    • Munchkin
    • Wahammer 40,000
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