Lord of the Rings: The Confrontation is a two-player board game set in J.R.R. Tolkien’s beloved setting of Middle-Earth, in which one player controls of the Fellowship of the Ring, and the other player controls the forces of Sauron. Fantasy Flight Games Sales Associate Rick Nauertz told TDmonthly, "At its heart, Lord of the Rings: The Confrontation is a game of out-bluffing and outmaneuvering your opponent."

StarCraft: The Board Game is an action-packed strategy game of galactic conquest! Terran, Zerg and Protoss alike battle for supremacy across multiple worlds. StarCraft: The Board Game is playable by two to six players in two to four hours. The game includes a rulebook 180 plastic figures, 12 planet tiles, 27 navigation routes, a conquest point track, six faction sheets, six reference sheets, more than 330 tokens, and more than 325 cards. Fantasy Flight Games Sales Associate Rick Nauertz told TDmonthly, "Starcraft: The Board Game is based on the hit computer game of the same name. With the highly anticipated Starcraft II on the horizon, this game should garner some name recognition." 

World of Warcraft: the Adventure Game is an exciting and fast-paced journey through the world of Azeroth for two to four players. Players choose their favorite hero and embark on an epic journey from humble beginnings to immense power, battling vicious monsters, powerful overlords and treacherous fellow players in order to become the mightiest hero in all the land. The game includes a rulebook, a game board, four plastic figures, 100 Bridge-sized cards, 220 small cards, a blue movement die, two combat dice (one red, one black), four challenge deck organizers, and 100+ tokens. Fantasy Flight Sales Associate Rick Nauertz told TDmonthly, "With 11.5 million subscribers to World of Warcraft, this title should garner some name recognition on your shelves."

World of Warcraft: the Board Game is a fantasy adventure board game for two to six players, based on the popular Massively Multiplayer Online Game from Blizzard Entertainment. Players adventure across Lordaeron, vanquish monsters, gain experience and power, and earn honor for their faction — whether Horde or Alliance. Players select one of 16 heroes from nine classes and eight races, advance their character and gather treasure, battle 13 different types of monsters, and ultimately challenge one of three invincible Overlords to determine the fate of Azeroth. The games includes a rules booklet, a game board, 135+ plastic figures, seven double-sided character sheets, two single-sided character sheets, more than 460 tokens, 450+ cards, three overlord sheets, two creature reference sheets, and 21 eight-sided dice.

In A Game of Thrones: The Board Game, three to five players take on the roles of the great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros as they vie for control of the Iron Throne through the use of diplomacy and warfare. Based on the best-selling "A Song of Ice and Fire" series of fantasy novels by George R.R. Martin, A Game of Thrones is an epic board game in which it will take more than military might to win. Through strategic planning, slick diplomacy, and clever card play, players must spread their influence over Westeros to finally claim the Iron Throne.

Tannhäuser puts players in the middle of a alternate timeline, where World War I never ended and the forces involved have chosen new ways to break the stalemate. Featuring the Pathfinding system, a revolutionary way to mark line of sight, Tannhäuser gets players in the thick of the battle quickly. Each side has unique characters and equipment, and must outfit figures to best advantage in order to win. Each force has a multitude of equipment and weapon options for customization. Tannhäuser is packaged with everything required for two to ten players to begin playing in the u-chronic Tannhäuser universe. The game includes a rulebook, a double-sided map board designed for use with the Pathfinding system, 10 finely detailed pre-painted miniatures, 10 illustrated character sheets, two 10-sided dice, and 162 game counters.

Innsmouth Horror introduces several new game concepts to the Arkham Horror board game, including personal stories unique to each investigator as well as the Innsmouth Look. Innsmouth Horror also adds 16 new investigators, eight new Ancient Ones, two new Heralds, Epic Battle cards for the new Ancient Ones, over 30 new monster markers, plenty of new encounters, and an expansion board featuring the town of Innsmouth. Overall, this expansion adds over 300 new cards to the base game. Innsmouth Horror requires a copy of Arkham Horror to play. GAME CONTENTS: 1 Rulebook, 1 Game Board, 16 Investigators 8 Ancient Ones, 2 Heralds, 272 Cards ,49 Tokens. Playing time is two to four hours for this one- to eight-player game.

A dangerous cult has risen in Arkham. Meeting in secret, these heretics and madmen consort with dark powers and offer up sacrifices to the Ancient One, while hordes of vicious monsters descend on the the town. It’s up to a small band of investigators to infiltrate the cult and learn from these dark rituals, yet even the most pure-hearted may find himself corrupted in the process. Will their efforts be enough to stop the Ancient One from awakening, or will the investigators succumb, one by one, to the blasphemous seduction of its Herald, the Black Goat of the Woods? The Black Goat of the Woods is an expansion for the Arkham Horror board game. This small box expansion adds new cards, investigators and cards to enhance the Arkham Horror Game.

Return once more to H.P. Lovecraft's vision of New England, this time to explore the dream-haunted shores of misty Kingsport, a city where the dimensional barriers are at their thinnest. This place also has powerful guardians, so perhaps the investigators will find someone or something willing to help them in their battle against the Ancient One. This expansion adds a new game board and over 300 new cards to add to the Arkham Horror game.

A new play is coming to Miskatonic University, and anyone who's anyone will be there for the opening performance. However, there's something sinister about this play, and the people who see it come back a little ... different. As if the investigators didn't have enough to worry about before, now they must deal with the mind-warping effects of the King in Yellow, a play that tells a tale of madness and horror, opening a door for the Tattered King to enter through. This expansion pack features over 160 new cards.

It seems harmless enough. Just a room full of dusty old antiquities, dug up from some old tomb in Egypt. Miskatonic U's faculty are all a tizzy, of course, but why did Professor Armitage go all pasty-white when he saw the Pharaoh's sarcophagus? The weirdness didn't start until the next night ... Curse of the Dark Pharaoh is the first expansion for Arkham Horror. Focusing on the thematic game play, art and strange tales of the original game, this expansion includes 166 new cards in all.

The supernatural disturbances that plague Arkham, Mass., are not limited to that unfortunate place. The town of Dunwich is only a short train ride from Arkham, and if anything it is a darker, more frightening place, with its own secrets and its own perils. It looks like the investigators are going to have to protect two towns now instead of just one; if they ignore the dark forces that are stirring in Dunwich, they'll have to face the wrath of the Dunwich Horror. Dunwich Horror is an expansion to Arkham Horror, complete with an extra board and the entire town of Dunwich, accessible via train from Arkham. There are plenty of new rules and new components, usable either with or without the Dunwich board addition. This pack includes over 20 new monster tokens, dozens of new items and skills and new encounters, totalling over 300 new cards in all. Arkham Horror is a cooperative game for one to eight players.

Arkham Horror was originally published by Chaosium, Inc. in 1987. This updated edition features new artwork and graphical design (including a new gameboard, counters, cards, and playing pieces) as well as revised and expanded rules from the game's original creator, Richard Launius. Players select from 16 unique playable investigator characters, each with unique abilities, and square off against the diabolical servants of eight Ancient Ones. Arkham Horror is a cooperative game for one to eight players and can be played in two to three hours.

Compiled by distinguished conflict historian Dana Lombardy (Streets of Stralingrad), the Tide of Iron: Designer Series is a hardcover collection of 20 scenarios crafted by today's most famous wargame designers. Using the mechanics of the Tide of Iron base game, these design masters have crafted the first volume in one of the most exciting collections of wargaming history. A copy of Tide of Iron is required to play. Rick Nauertz, sales associate for Fantasy Flight Games, told TDmonthly, "The Tide of Iron: Designer Series is an incredible addition to the Tide of Iron base game, offering a whole new level of depth and historical context for players to enjoy." Features: Scenarios vary from short, fast-play skirmishes to massive tactical battles. Historical backgrounds and anecdotes for each scenario written by the scenario designer. Several scenarios incorporate the North Africa Days of the Fox Expansion. One epic scenario which requires two copies of Tide of Iron for a massive, multiplayer experience.

June 6th, 1944 marked a red-letter date in the Second World War. Better known as D-Day, the 6th marked the beginning of Operation Overlord, the Allied battle plan coordinating a major offensive against German forces at Normandy, France. Here, on the beaches of Normandy, the Allies would either gain the foothold they needed to bring down the German war machine, or suffer a devastating defeat. "The Normandy Campaign Expansion expands the Tide of Iron base game by allowing players to recreate Allied beach landings against fortified German defenses. Players can also push past the beaches into the bocage, where soldiers fight in the dense hedgerows of the countryside," Rick Nauertz, sales associate for Fantasy Flight Games, told TDmonthly.

Across the Mediterranean lie the deserts and mountains of North Africa where soldiers of the British and German armies fight the greatest war in human history. Field Marshal Erwin Rommel leads a brilliant offensive against Commonwealth forces, far exceeding his orders and earning himself the nickname "The Desert Fox." This first expansion for Tide of Iron features the introduction of the British army and the North African campaigns, including new terrain tiles, new rules, new units and new scenarios.

This TIDE OF IRON base game focuses on the American and German armies in Northern Europe in the years 1944 and 1945. Each game is played as a single scenario, either chosen from the included scenario guide or created by the players themselves, over a map constructed from modular, double-sided game boards and terrain overlays. The game play is designed to be fast-paced, smooth and surprisingly deep, as players must take and hold vital objectives on the game board and decide how best to use each and every unit under their command. It includes 12 hard mounted modular game boards, More than 100 U.S. and German plastic infantry units and squad bases, dozens of AFV such as the Panzer IV, Tiger and Sherman tanks, dozens of German and U.S vehicles such as M3A1 Half-Tracks, GMC CCKW 353 Transport Trucks and Opel Blitz Trucks, more than 100 Operation and Strategy Cards, and hundreds of tokens, dice and other components. Rick Nauertz, sales associate for Fantasy Flight Games told TDmonthly, "Tide of Iron is the definitive board game of WWII squad-level combat. With streamlined, scenario-driven gameplay and an attention to historic detail, Tide of Iron is sure to delight every fan of tactical, historical wargaming." 

Containing 120 cards, this set is a foundation for anyone looking to play House Martell in the Living Card Game environment. Infamous Martell characters like Prince Doran and Princess Arianne Martell, Areo Hotah, Ser Arys Oakheart, Darkstar, the Daynes of Sunspear, and the Red Viper are featured, along with the staple building block cards necessary to make the Martells a competitive option. This is not a stand-alone game; an A Game of Thrones: The Card Game Core Set is required to play. Launch date: Dec. 14, 2009.

In the Kings of the Sea expansion, House Greyjoy makes its true mark on the A Game of Thrones: The Card Game. This 60 card expansion provides the cards players need to make House Greyjoy decks a reaving force to be feared. Included, among others, are Euron Crows Eye, Aeron Damphair, Asha, Theon, and Balon Greyjoy, beloved characters from author George R.R. Martins’ A Song of Ice and Fire. With them comes a wealth of new strategies, tactics, and deck-building options. The Kings of the Sea expansion also features the beautifully sculpted “Arms of the Kraken” resin house card, as well as “The Kingsmoot,” a multiplayer variant in which players compete for the support of the Iron Isles’ chieftains. This is not a stand-alone game; an A Game of Thrones: The Card Game Core Set is required to play. Launch date: July 24, 2009.

The Battle of Blackwater Bay is the sixth installment of 40 fixed cards for the King’s Landing expansion to the A Game of Thrones card game, based on George R.R. Martin’s best-selling A Song of Ice and Fire saga. It contains 20 never-before-seen cards designed to augment existing decks and add variety to the A Game of Thrones metagame. This is not a stand-alone deck. An A Game of Thrones: The Card Game core set is required to play. Launch date: Oct. 29, 2009.

Secrets and Spies is the fifth installment of 40 fixed cards for the King's Landing expansion to the A Game of Thrones card game, based on George R.R. Martin's best-selling A Song of Ice and Fire saga. It contains 20 different never-before-seen cards designed to augment existing decks and add variety to the A Games of Thrones metagame. This is a not a stand-alone deck. A A Game of Thrones: The Card Game core set is required to play. Launch date: Sept. 30, 2009.

Tales from the Red Keep is the fourth installment of 40 fixed cards for the King's Landing expansion to the A Game of Thrones card game, based on George R.R. Martin's best-selling A Song of Ice and Fire saga. It contains 20 different never-before-seen cards designed to augment existing decks and add variety to the A Games of Thrones metagame. This is a not a stand-alone deck. An A Game of Thrones: The Card Game core set is required to play. Launch date: Sept. 2, 2009.

The Tower of the Hand is the third installment of 40 fixed cards for the King’s Landing expansion to the A Game of Thrones card game, based on George R.R. Martin’s best-selling A Song of Ice and Fire saga. It contains 20 different never-before-seen cards designed to augment existing decks and add variety to the A Game of Thrones metagame. This is not a stand-alone deck. An A Game of Thrones: The Card Game core set is required to play. Launch date: July 22, 2009.

A Time of Trials is the second installment of 40 fixed cards for the King's Landing expansion to the A Game of Thrones card game, based on the George R.R. Martin's best-selling A Song of Ice and Fire saga. It contains 20 different never-before-seen cards designed to augment existing decks and add variety to the A Game of Thrones metagame. This is a not a stand-alone deck. An A Game of Thrones: The Card Game core set is required to play. Launch date: June 29, 2009.

City of Secrets is the first installment of 40 fixed cards for the King’s Landing expansion to the A Game of Thrones card game, based on George R.R. Martin’s best-selling A Song of Ice and Fire saga. It features 20 different never-before seen cards designed to augment existing decks and add variety to the A Game of Thrones metagame. This is not a stand-alone deck. An A Game of Thrones: The Card Game core set is required to play. Launch date: May 28, 2009.