Marty! We have to go back to the game store!
Oh, yeah, that’s right. A Back to the Future card game by Looney Labs.

Better than a Sports Almanac from 1950
If you’ve ever played Chrononauts from Looney you know this is a perfect fit. Basically, you start with a general timeline of events laid out on the table. Throughout the game, each player attempts to complete a mission by altering events on the timeline. Yes, you go back in time and futz with things. Sooo fun.
The second game this week we’d like to bring your attention to too is a new deck building card game similar to Dominion, called Ascension: Chronicle of the Godslayer.

The Andys saw this one demoed at GenCon and loved it. The buzz was that it was gonna be loved by anyone who digs Dominion, but that it also had a better rules system. Got me interested.
And the third game on the hit parade should be exciting to any fan of Dungeons & Dragons out there, the new D&D Castle Ravenloft Boardgame.

'Nuff Said
Also, it’s worth mentioning for any Magic players out there, we got a restock on M11, Worldwake (both boosters and fat packs), and also got in the new From the Vaults: Artifacts.

Can I shove any more pictures into this thing?!!!

Check out the sweet retro look!
Just in today, the new starter set box for Dungeons & Dragons. It contains all the necessary components for a beginner to jump into D&D.
Contains:
-Dungeon Master’s Book (rules & adventure content for level 1-2 players)
-Player’s Book (hero creation rules & a solo play adventure)
-1 double-sided sheet of die-cut hero and monster tokens
-Character sheets and power cards
-Double-sided battle map
-6 game dice
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To go along with the release of the new starter set, UNTIL SUNDAY (8/29/2010) all 4th ed. D&D Hardcover books, Power Cards, and 4th ed. Adventures are 10% off. Get in quick before it ends!

Bam! Ahhh! Kaboom! Gunshot!
Also in today, the new Axis and Allies Europe 1940 boardgame.
It is the second half to the Axis & Allies Pacific boardgame. The swankiest thing is that their boards can combine to form the entire global conflict. Check it out below.

OMG, Becky, look at that board!
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