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“Faro” also known as “Bucking The Tiger” is a gambling game banned from France in the 17th century, played in England in the 18the century, and became popular in Germany and the United States in the 19th century. This particular Faro table currently resides in the Western Trails Museum in Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, California.
“Ticket To Ride Map Collection 5: United Kingdom” designed by Alan R. Moon and published by Days of Wonder (2015), 2-5 players, 30 minutes, hand management, card drafting, set collection, route building.
“Moa” designed by #martinwallace and published by APE Games (2018), 3-5 players, 60 minutes, hand management, area control.
“Ticket To Ride Map Collection 5: Pennsylvania” designed by Alan R. Moon and published by Days of Wonder (2013), 2-5 players, 30 minutes, hand management, card drafting, set collection, route building.
“Dragon Castle” designed by Hjalmar Hach, Luca Ricci, and Lorenzo Silva and published by CMON Games Limited (2017), 2-4 players, 30 minutes, tile placement, pattern building, card draft.
“Ticket To Ride Map Collection 4: Nederland” designed by Alan R. Moon and published by Days of Wonder (2013), 2-5 players, 30 minutes, hand management, card drafting, set collection, route building.
“Agricola: Artifex Deck” designed by Uwe Rosenberg and published by Mayfair Games (2017), 1-6 players, 90 minutes, worker placement, card drafting, meeple feeding.
“Ticket To Ride Map Collection 3: The Heart of Africa” designed by Alan R. Moon and published by Days of Wonder (2012), 2-5 players, 30 minutes, hand management, card drafting, set collection, route building.
“Roulette: American Wheel” designed by Rancois and Louis Blanc who added the “0”. The “00” was introduced in the United States c.1840 (along with an earlier eagle slot which didn’t last long).
“Ticket To Ride Map Collection 2: Switzerland” designed by Alan R. Moon and published by Days of Wonder (2011), 2-3 players, 30 minutes, hand management, card drafting, set collection, route building.
“Targi” designed by Andreas Steiger and published by Kosmos (2012), 2 players, 60 minutes, modular board, worker placement, set collection.
“Ticket To Ride Map Collection 2: India” designed by Alan R. Moon and published by Days of Wonder (2009), 2-5 players, 30 minutes, hand management, card drafting, set collection, route building.
“Concordia” designed by Mac Gerdts and published by Rio Grande Games (2013), 2-5 players, 90 minutes, hand management, card drafting, deck building, point to point movement.
“Ticket To Ride Map Collection 1: Asia” designed by Alan R. Moon and published by Rio Grande Games (2011), 2-5 players, 30 minutes, hand management, card drafting, set collection, route building.
“Agricola: Farmers of the Moor” designed by Uwe Rosenberg and published by Z-Man Games (2009), 1-5 players, 2 hours, worker placement, card drafting, meeple feeding and heating.
“Ticket To Ride Map Collection 1: Legendary Asia” designed by Alan R. Moon and published by Days of Wonder (2011), 2-5 players, 30 minutes, hand management, card drafting, set collection, route building.
“Pioneer Days” designed by Matthew Dunstan & Chris Marling and published by Tasty Minstrel Games (2017), 2-4 players, 45 minutes, dice drafting.