The king of the dwarves has finally issued the order to the houses of each clan: It is imperative to reclaim Karrak-sür-Kazar, the sacred mountain and ancestral home of the dwarves since the first Age of the Beard. For too long, it has been occupied by the poison of the dark lords, with their creatures defiling the halls that once housed the noblest of all dwarves. The insult can no longer continue. The dwarves return to the mountain!Designed by Germán P. Millán (author of Bitoku, Sabika, and Men Nefer) and illustrated by Enrique Fernández, Covenant can be enjoyed solo or in games for up to 4 players, ages 14 and up, in sessions lasting approximately 100 minutes. In Covenant, each player is the chief of a dwarven clan that has accepted the pact to reclaim the dwarves' ancestral home. Over the course of three rounds, called eras, each clan will contribute to the reconstruction of the lost city, conquered and devastated by dark forces centuries ago.During their turns, players will assign their clan's dwarves to different tasks, which will allow them to explore the ancient halls and expel their enemies while rebuilding their ancestral home. At the end of the game, the clan with the most glory will receive the monarch's recognition and victory.Dwarf tokens and tools will allow players to perform all kinds of actions: excavate the mountain, defeat the enemies that dwell there, and construct all kinds of buildings that will bring light back to the ancient halls. When players have resolved their clan turns, they will meet in council, at which point they will recover their dwarves, gain advantages, and gain glory points for various aspects of the game. Will your clan succeed in restoring the lost glory of the dwarves?

In the 16th century, Japan began trading with the West after the arrival of Portuguese merchants and Jesuit missionaries. Himeji Castle, a symbol of feudal power, was a strategic enclave where exotic goods arrived that soon altered the balance of power between the clans. In The White Castle: Duel, two clans compete for influence over Himeji's court and Daimyo. Whoever gets the most points at the end of the game will be the winner!Designed by Sheila Santos and Israel Cendrero, the duo known as Llama Dice, and illustrated by Joan Guardiet, this completely independent edition of The White Castle is specifically designed for two players and has different mechanics from those of its predecessor. Although both games share thematic settings and some references, which will be familiar to those who know The White Castle, this game offers a new challenge for those who face it.In The White Castle: Duel there are no dice or bridges. The players have six lamp cylinders that they will use to select the actions they want to carry out and, at the same time, activate the effects of their lamp cards. Among the actions available, players will be able to use resources to place their clan seals in strategic places on the main board, get influence cards and valuable merchandise tokens, which will offer points based on different criteria.Emulating the subtlety of the intrigues of the Japanese court, in this game everything can change with a small action, because the players can use a special token to exchange the actions of the board. With a marked strategic character, The White Castle: Duel draws on the best of The White Castle and elevates it to a new exclusive experience for two players, a field in which the authors are specialists. Are you ready to return to the White Castle and claim your place next to the Daimio?

Doe mee aan de strategische strijd om de politieke en militaire macht in 16e-eeuws Japan en oefen de meeste invloed op het Hof van de Witte Reiger uit! In deze uitdagende tweespelersvariant van Het Witte Kasteel van Himeji moet je je lantaarns handig plaatsen om de meeste punten te krijgen!